Costello’s last visit to Edinburgh saw him deliver a two-and-a-half-hour tour de force that will be hard to forget.  It’s a night that Elvis himself has good reason to remember.  Having decided not to go public about a recent cancer treatment he had thrown himself back into public performance a little too soon. Edinburgh saw him at the top of his game but by the following night in Newcastle he had overstretched himself and later tour dates were cancelled.  Happily, a brief respite saw him return to active service and, following a double-header tour with Blondie and further Imposters’ dates in the U.S and U.K, he is back in front of an Edinburgh audience once again.  Billed A Tour To Trust, the shows are not intended to lean heavily on Costello’s 1981 album Trust, but to indicate that we should trust Elvis and The Impostors to deliver the goods.

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South-London artist otta have released their new single ‘small hours’ and have announced a debut 5-track E.P. titled ‘after it all blew over’.

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Landfire is the debut single from Manchester-based indie-folk musician Hannah Ashcroft. Written in South Australia, it was recorded in Manchester at Pinhole Sound Studio and features members of The Travelling Band and BC Camplight. The release is the first from a body of new material, marking a shift from her acoustic roots.

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Portland and Silverton based band Mother Mariposa releases their debut LP The Monarch Key out now via Little Cloud Records (SPINDRIFT, Pete International Airport). Mother Mariposa is the new project from Thomas Mudrick and Jsun Atoms (The Upsidedown, Daydream Machine, PIA). Together they have created a melding of electronica, psychedelia, and post-punk brilliance.

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Jerskin Fendrix is back with his first official single release ‘Black Hair’. The track is a dark number inspired by Japanese anthology horror film ‘Kwaidan’.

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Febueder are an avant-indie duo from Ascot, England, composed of lead vocalist/multi-instrumentalist Kieran Godfrey and percussionist Samuel Keysell. Their name (pronounced Fe-byou-der) is more than a made-up appellation, it’s the palette from which they present their emotionally deft songwriting and progressive approach to rhythm and melody.

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Toronto’s Kiwi Jr. have released the title-track off their forthcoming album Football Money. The single highlights the band’s penchant for crafting infectious indie-rock/garage pop that will stick in your brain on repeat.

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Son Little, the musical nom de plume of LA’s Aaron Earl Livingston, announces his new album, aloha, due January 31st on ANTI-, and presents the Daria Geller-directed video for new single, “suffer”.

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The space rock group Hawkwind are back with another album called All Aboard the Skylark. Benjamin Tapper takes a listen to this old, but new to him band.

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Los Angeles musician Christopher Esse is releasing the third album from his four-piece rock narrative Resonance Part 3: Trillionaire Zero. This is the penultimate chapter of the gripping tale of the battle against ultra-capitalism. Part 4: A New Way Out is set to release some time in 2020.

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Having successfully outlasted their self-described ‘guaranteed real teenagers’ tagline when they first burst in earshot in 1994, Ash have announced the release of Teenage Wildlife: 25 Years Of Ash to be released on 14th February 2020 through BMG and available in limited quantities with a special lenticular sleeve both on vinyl and CD.

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Gearbox Records and the Rich Estate have announced the forthcoming release of the last-ever recording of American drumming legend, Buddy Rich.

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Following the release of their critically acclaimed third album, “The Ceiling”, and a run of sold-out UK headline dates, Birmingham dream-pop group JAWS have shared a new single called “Anyway, Now’s Not The Time”.

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Cincinnati indie-pop act Multimagic are gearing up for the release of their debut EP with a second new single this month, “Naked,” premiering earlier today.

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Dublin band Pillow Queens have premiered a brand new single. The track, entitled ‘Brothers’, was described as “open-hearted and unafraid to say it as it is”. It begins the countdown toward their much anticipated 2020 debut album. The band say the track itself is about cherishing and loving the wonderful men in your life.

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3D Routine’ has arrived. Following on from their ‘Induction Party E.P’, Leeds based Mush are circulating their own sonic mythology, blurring the lines between abstract surrealism, existentialism and social commentary.

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Since their formation in early 2006, Gentleman’s Dub Club have made a name for themselves as one of the most respected names in dub/reggae music. GDC have been on tour for nearly 13 years, are festival favourites across the UK and Europe, and have found themselves regularly playing to crowds of 10,000 or more. Having sold out The Electric in Brixton numerous times, the Gents are set to return to London for another show as part of their newly announced February headline UK tour. 

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California legends Redd Kross have announced their first UK and European headline dates in several years including two intimate dates at The Lexington in London which promise to be evenings to remember.

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D.C. singer-songwriter Rorie has shared “Dance” the second single from her forthcoming debut album Valley in The Mirror due out January 31, 2020 via self-release. “Dance” was inspired by the unwavering marriage of her grandparents, and a moment in the nursing home hallway a few days before her grandfather passed away. They were best friends, and their love survived through many challenges. This single is dedicated to them and the way they danced through life together. 

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Los Angeles-native Poppy Jean Crawford releases the sultry and psychedelic video for single “Same Old Tricks” from her forthcoming debut EP JEANJEANIE. After becoming the newest signee to Danger Mouse’s 30th Century Records at only twenty-years-old, Crawford brings her tenacity and grit to the label. This new video puts that attitude on full display. 

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Los Angeles based Dustbowl Revival have spent a decade pushing the boundaries of American roots music, creating uplifting songs that fuse folk, funk and soul and performing transcendent live shows that have seen the L.A. Weekly newspaper crown them the city’s ‘Best Live Band’. Produced by Sam Kassirer and engineered by Brian Joseph, their upcoming new album ‘Is It You, Is It Me’ represents the latest stage in the development of a band that never ceases to evolve.

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 A day ahead of its official release, San Francisco-based duo Beatific have premiered “Smile Dangerous,” the second single from upcoming debut EP Sunshine and first foray into synth-pop anthems after the sun-dappled folk-pop of lead single “She Loves Him.”

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Young Guv is dedicated and prolific songwriter Ben Cook. He’s announced the second part of his double LP series, GUV II, coming via Run For Cover on October 25. Just off the heels of GUV I released earlier in the summer.

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Andy Shauf will release The Neon Skyline, his most direct and emotionally-rich work yet, on January 24th via ANTI- with a European tour following in March and April.

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Just two weeks ahead of their debut LP, SECRETS, New Zealand hard rockers Written by Wolves have premiered the final advance single from the album, “As Long As It Takes,” over on Kerrang!

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