<p>We love a good finale, especially from someone just getting started. So we’re quick to ride shotgun with sophie meiers as the Los Angeles alt-pop artist today (November 27) unveils crawl__space via Epitaph, the third and final EP “portal” that follows May’s shine__space and August’s spark__space. Each “portal” arrives with its own distinct sound, world and visual aesthetic — compare June’s “i was the right one” and October’s “Hotline” for proof — and now we can take a step back and absorb […]</p>
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Pupil Slicer have announced that they have parted ways with their bassist Luke Fabian and their live guitarist Alex Brown. Luke Fabian had played with the band for 5 years and Alex Brown had been playing live with the band over the course of this year. The band released a statement on Instagram that reads, ”We are sad to announce that we are parting ways with our long term bass player Luke Fabian after five years. Together we have achieved things beyond our wildest dreams, from touring around Europe and the UK to playing amazing festivals and releasing music together that we are truly proud of. We have mutually agreed that working together professionally is something we can no longer continue with. However we would like to thank Luke for his unparalleled skills and contribution on the bass and vocals. It also wouldn’t feel right to not highlight his massive contributions and work behind the scenes in PUPIL SLICER, of which we are eternally grateful. We would also like to thank our live guitarist Alex Brown for his phenomenal work and dedication over 2023 as he will no longer be performing with us as we move into 2024. Our upcoming headline show as part of reality unfolds is still going ahead as planned and we look forward to seeing you all next year!" Pupil Slicer released their album Blossom earlier this year.

The Inevitables, the band made up of Obi Fernandez, Alex Stern, Vinnie Fiorello, John DeDeominici, Matt Appleton, and Roger Rivas, have signed to Bad Time Records. The band has also released there a new song called “Chemist”. The song will be on their upcoming album which will be out next summer. The Inevitables released The Inevitables Versus the Youth City Sound System in 2022. Check out the song below.

Kevin “Geordie” Walker, guitarist of Killing Joke, has passed away. He died at age 64 after suffering a stroke. The band released a statement on Instagram that reads, ”It is with extreme sadness we confirm that at 6:30am on 26th November 2023 in Prague, Killing Joke's legendary guitarist Kevin “Geordie” Walker passed away after suffering a stroke, he was surrounded by family. We are devastated. Rest In Peace brother.” He joined the band in 1979 and played on all of the band’s releases, the last of which was the Lord of Chaos EP in 2022. We send our condolences to Geordie Walker’s family, friends, and fans.

Manchester-based Sonic Boom Six have released a video for their new song “One of The Boys”. The video was created by Fred Tschepp. The song is available digitally along with their previously released single “Future Shock”. Sonic Boom Six released their album Cardiac Address in 2018. Check out the video below.

Dublin-based SPIDER has released a new song called “straight out the oven!”. The song is the first single off her upcoming EP an object of desire which will be out in 2024. SPIDER released her EP HELL OR HIGH WATER earlier this year. Check out the song below.

<p>Way back in the long-gone ’90s, the great English poet Richard Ashcroft once sang about how he was “a million different people from one day to the next.” It’s a line that has always resonated with certain folx, particularly those who often see the true sense of themselves slip away to appease others. We bring that up with playful flair as we Lucy McWilliams returns with a new single called “Plastic,” the follow-up to the Irish singer’s March twirl “Slow […]</p>
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