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Slipknot are back with a brutal, deadly new single titled ‘The Chapeltown Rag’, hinting at their upcoming 7th album.

In an unexpected collaboration, Post Malone and The Weeknd blended their strengths together to compose a 80s pop anthem worthy of praise.

Rapper Matt Watson’s newest single is an accumulation of all of his previous ventures into one, which created his greatest song so far.

The amount of talent found within a collaboration between Cory Henry, Pher and D’Sound are guaranteed to shake the world, which they’ve successfully achieved with their newest single ‘Good Nature’.

Lizzy McAlpine’s returning single, Doomsday, is bluesy, raw, and one of her greatest releases so far.

The second track from Dream Theater’s newest LP ‘A View from the Top of the World’, ‘Answering the Call’, is a true display of melody, rhythm and musicianship.

Irish singer songwriter James Vimcent McMorrow’s indie folk credentials go way back to around 2010 and the release of his debut album Early In The Morning, a record that was a runaway success, earning rave reviews, tour dates and appearances on the likes of Later… with Jools Holland. It was a soulful record that many compared to Bon Iver’s For Emma, Forever Ago, and for the indie folk troubadour, there can hardly be higher praise.

Brighton-based foursome Fickle Friends turned heads with their debut full length album You Are Someone Else back in 2018, a record that established their electro-infused alt-pop sound and set the group on their way to amassing nearly half a million monthly listeners on Spotify, led to tour dates to loving crowds up and down the country, and ultimately crashed into the top ten of the UK albums chart.

The first single coming from the Wheel of Time soundtrack, ‘Al’Naito’ is beyond just a wonderful piece of music – it’s a love letter to the world Robert Jordan created through and through.

Continuing from the momentum gained from his Tik Tok-famous songs, such as Photograph, and I Hear a Symphony, Cody Fry releases the most epic cover of Eleanor Rigby to ever exist.