Bombay Bicycle Club Reveal Music Video For New Track "Luna"

London indie rock band Bombay Bicycle Club have revealed the video for a new track called "Luna", featuring vocals from singer/songwriter Rae Morris.

The song has been added to our current playlist and is taken from their upcoming fourth studio album 'So Long, See You Tomorrow', which will be out on 3rd February via Island Records. You can pre-order your copy here, and get an instant download of the song.

Previously the band have already shared the official clip for the album's lead single "Carry Me", and the lyric video for "It's Alright Now".

The video was directed by Anna Ginsburg. Take a look below.

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Watch: The Landing Shares Music Video For New Single "Anxieties"

New York based mysterious artist The Landing (described by himself as 'an act of creation and discovery') has shared the video clip for his infectious second single "Anxieties". The song is part of our current playlist.

About the process of writing a song, he said in a recent interview: "When you write about things that truly fascinate you it's not so much the process of writing that becomes important but it’s the message you’re trying to convey. The message is more important than you, more important than the song, what’s left is only whats necessary."

He also commented that what made him start The Landing was "a mix of Claude Debussy, Alan Watts, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Fox Mulder and Michael Jackson."

The video was directed by Alexander Koht. Watch it below.

Website: whatisthelanding.com

The Horrors' Tom Furse Streams Two New Solo Tracks

While a new Horrors album is expected during this year, band member Tom Cowan aka Tom Furse, has uploaded two new solo songs online under the tittles "Extensions" and "I’m Going To See The Stars (Or What’s Left Of The Stars..)".

The first track has a hip-hop sound influence, while the second has a chill-out wave. Both tracks are part of The Add Rhythm Sampler compilation.

Have a listen below.