Music

Zara Larsson Teases New Album
Let’s Go, Girls!

Hello, summer! Get ready to be colourful, playful, fun, and girly with the Swedish artist’s new album, “Girls Trip,” with A-list collabs including PinkPantheress, Robyn, JT, Shakira, Tyla, and more.

Morgan Hislop
An Illustrated Re-codification of Sound

A collage-minded EP turns missed calls, bargain-bin samples and cinematic fragments into a vivid reflection on disconnection.

Derek Barbolla
Ten Years and Counting

At the National Air and Space Museum, Cercle’s founder thinks beyond scale, using place, sound and emotion to build a festival shaped like a journey.

Die Twice
Into a Luxuriant Sonic World

With two raw singles out and a London residency kicking off, the band leans into slow-burning intensity and cinematic restraint ahead of their five-track EP arriving in late May.

Rewire Festival 2026
Fifteen Years of Adventurous Listening

Celebrating 15 years of adventurous listening, The Hague's premier sound ecology delivers a daring mix of vanguard pop, noise, and deep political resonance across the city's venues.

(LA)HORDE and Ballet Iveroni: Marry Me in Bassiani
When the Wedding Banquet Becomes a Battlefield

A wedding banquet mutates into a choreographic revolt where Georgian folklore, techno and bridal ritual turn the body into a weapon against control.

Enrico Sangiuliano
A Return to the Source

As his NINETOZERO cycle reaches its deliberate end with the “Absence” EP, the techno producer reflects on impermanence, all-night sets, and finding silence in a loud industry.

Child + the banned
Ethereal and Audacious

Copenhagen-raised and now London’s favourite indie girl presents her long-awaited debut EP, “The Debutante,” a tale of womanhood and coming of age exploring her adolescence

Holly Humberstone – “Cruel World”
Heartbreak Is a Risk Worth Taking

A gothic-tinged dive into nostalgia, heartbreak and growing up, her new album raises the bar again: messy, romantic, and brutally honest about falling hard.

Ten Electronic Records
You May Have Missed

From Danny L Harle’s pop euphoria to Xylitol’s jungle experiments, these recent releases make a strong case for leaving your replay loop behind.