Ahead of the release of their upcoming new album 'Relaxer' (out June 2nd), alt-J have dropped a new song titled 'In Cold Blood' which features a jazzy brass section and brilliant key-change.

About their new song, the band says: "We started writing ‘In Cold Blood’ in our Leeds days and finished it last year in London. The brass was recorded at Abbey Road; the keyboards were done on a Casiotone that cost £1.05 on eBay; and no-one is quite sure where the key change came from."

Listen to 'In Cold Blood' below...

Supreme witch Lana Del Rey has just announced her upcoming new album 'Lust For Life' with a magical trailer, during which she hints at a new collaboration with The Weeknd, and sagely reflects upon the title of the record.

Lana says: "Sometimes, just being pure of heart and having good intentions and letting them be known, is the most worthy contribution an artist can make."

Watch the 'Lust For Life' album trailer below...

Fueled By Ramen band Against The Current will make their New Zealand debut this year, coming to Auckland with their 'In Our Bones World Tour' to play an intimate all ages show at The Tuning Fork on Tuesday, October 3rd.

Tickets go on sale from 10am on Monday, April 3rd - with a My Live Nation pre-sale available from 10am on March 31st.

There will also be an 'Ultimate VIP Experience' package available for fans, which includes: a pre-show acoustic performance, Meet and Greet, a photo with the band, and more.

Catfish And The Bottlemen played Lollapalooza Brasil 2017 this past weekend in São Paulo, and you can now watch their entire set which kicks off with 'Homesick' and ends with 'Tyrants'.

Their fans are singing so loudly!

Watch the entire set below...

Self-declared "best band in the world" The 1975, played a nearly hour-long set at Lollapalooza Brasil 2017 this past weekend in São Paulo, which you can now watch online while you sadly wonder when they will return to New Zealand.

Watch the entire set below...

P.S. Click here to read our latest The 1975 interview.

The 2017 Splendour In The Grass line-up has just been announced, which means that it’s now time to speculate upon which sideshows New Zealand may or may not be blessed with this upcoming July/August...

Personally, we’re hoping for visits from Haim, Catfish & The Bottlemen, The xx, LCD Soundsystem, Banks, Maggie Rogers, LANY, and The Lemon Twigs... just a small wish-list!

Here’s the 2017 SITG line-up in full + other relevant info:

Nick Grimshaw has combined "two of his favourite things of March", creme eggs and 'Green Light', in this new 'Creme Egg Remix' he convinced Lorde to perform on his BBC Radio 1 show earlier today.

Watch the Creme Egg Remix of 'Green Light' below...

Zayn has just dropped the first taster from his upcoming sophomore album - expected for release later this year - and it’s a collaboration with PartyNextDoor, ‘Still Got Time’.

The song was produced by Frank Dukes, co-produced by Murda Beatz, and recorded in Los Angeles.

Listen to ‘Still Got Time’ below…

Rupert Grint has been busy promoting his new TV show 'Snatch', and the poor fella just can’t seem to shake his ginger twin Ed Sheeran, with virtually almost every interview incorporating Sheerio in somehow.

Some prime examples follow below...

Australian pop act Glades have just released a new song in the form of ‘Dangerous’, the follow-up to their previous offering, ‘Drive’.

About the song, they say: “For when loving gets hard and all the signs point to 'no', but you want to keep on loving anyway.”

Listen to ‘Dangerous’ below…