New Entry: NNHMN Air New Single "Tomorrow's Heroine"

Berlin electronic/dark ambient/experimental/synth duo NNHMN (aka Lee and Michal Laudarg) have aired their new single "Tomorrow's Heroine".

The song is taken from their forthcoming mini-album 'Tomorrow's Heroine' set to arrive on 30 July via their own k-dreams records. Pre-order it here. 

Stream it below.

 

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New Entry: Hallan Release New Single "Reruns"

Portsmouth indie rock/alt/post punk band Hallan have released their new single "Reruns".

The song is taken from their upcoming debut EP 'Reporting Live From The Living Room Floor', set to arrive on July 16 through Nice Swan Records. Pre-order your copy here.

From the band : "It's amazing how many new pastimes you can adopt within the span of one earthly orbit of the sun. Within that time the television has told me to take up exercising and adopt a microbiotic, plantbased, fodmap, keto and wholefoods diet whilst magazines have let me know that i'm 15% more at risk from heart disease if my toast is not a certain shade of golden brown. I like to think that between the four of us, there is not a thing we haven't had a crack at during our "year of self betterment". And thus over the last year we have become experts on the mundane. We know the things you're meant to enjoy are not the pleasures they may seem, and we know for certain you'll get more joy out of watching a watermelon being crushed by a hydraulic press at 30,000 frames per second (at 2AM), than you ever will sweating on an exercise bike" 

Watch a lyric video below.

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Manic Street Preachers Reveal Music Video For "Orwellian"

Welsh rock trio Manic Street Preachers have revealed the video for their latest single "Orwellian". 

The song is taken from their forthcoming 14th studio album 'The Ultra Vivid Lament', which will be released on 3rd September via Columbia/Sony. Pre-order your copy here.

Manic Street Preachers on 'Orwellian': “The track is about the battle to claim meaning, the erasing of context within debate, the overriding sense of factional conflict driven by digital platforms leading to a perpetual state of culture war. As with many songs on the record, it was written on the piano by James Dean Bradfield. Musically, it echoes ABBA, the majesty of Alan Rankine’s playing in the Associates and Talk Talk’s ‘It’s My Life’ with a Lindsey Buckingham guitar solo. It felt like the perfect sonic and lyrical introduction to The Ultra Vivid Lament”.

Watch the clip below, it was directed by frequent band collaborator Kieran Evans.

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