coup de main - noun
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Definition of coup de main : an attack that achieves complete surprise.

Interview: Gengahr's Felix Bushe on new album 'Where Wildness Grows'.

I know it’s only March, but I’m already 97% certain that Gengahr’s just-released sophomore album ‘Where Wildness Grows’ will place in our Albums Of The Year list for 2018. Where the band’s 2015 debut 'A Dream Outside' lived in a whimsical and fantastical world, ‘Where Wildness Grows’ touches on more definitive themes, and captures the complex essence of human relationships within the twelve tracks.

Interview: 2018 Must-Know - E^ST

Last year, Australian singer-songwriter E^ST dropped new single ‘Life Goes On’ - a buoyantly upbeat song in which she mourns a loss while at the same time acknowledging that, life indeed does go on. The song followed an EP from 2015 (‘The Alley’) and a support slot on tour with Twenty One Pilots in Australia, and more new music has been promised for 2018.

MUST-LISTEN: 'Life Goes On'.
YOU WILL LIKE, IF YOU LIKE: Tove Lo, Dua Lipa, Charli XCX, MØ, Tove Styrke... and starting a feminist book club with your friends.

Watch: Bleachers perform 'Alfie’s Song (Not So Typical Love Song)' live on Fallon.

Ahead of the release of the ‘Love, Simon’ soundtrack (which he executive produced), Jack Antonoff’s band Bleachers took to The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon to perform lead single ‘Alfie’s Song (Not So Typical Love Song)’.

The performance saw the addition of Jack’s dad Rick Antonoff on guitar.

Watch the performance below (+ Jack’s discussion with Jimmy about touring)…

Taylor Swift - 'Delicate' music video.

Having just won iHeartRadio Music Award’s Female Artist Of The Year, Taylor Swift has premiered her music video for latest single ‘Delicate’, lifted from her ‘Reputation’ album of last year.

The video, directed by Joseph Kahn, sees Swift starting out on a paparazzi frenzied red-carpet, before dancing through a hotel and rainy streets like nobody is watching.

Watch the music video below…

Introducing: Lokki.

Glass Animals guitarist/keyboardist Drew MacFarlane has shared solo music under the moniker of Lokki - which is an alternative Scandinavian spelling of 'Loki' and also Finnish for 'seagull' - with his debut single 'I Catch You' released last month, and new song 'Breathe A Breath' out now.

Both songs are lifted from Lokki's forthcoming debut 'Cirrhi' EP which is due March 16th, and will be supported with two shows:
March 20 | The White Rabbit, Brighton (Folklore)
March 29 | The Slaughtered Lamb, London (Folklore)

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