To celebrate the release of Haim’s sophomore album ‘Something To Tell You’, we have two copies of their new release on vinyl, for your listening pleasure.
Here’s some official info on the new album:
Known for his deadly sarcastic humour as Jeff Winger in ‘Community’, as well as the reality television mockery ‘The Soup’, Joel McHale’s humour has become a recognisable part of the television comedy world.
We spoke to Joel McHale about his upcoming New Zealand show, gender equality in comedy, and more…
When I come to New Zealand, I would like for people to give me wine - that would be great.
London-based record label Dirty Hit is home to the likes of Wolf Alice, Pale Waves, The Japanese House, Superfood, and The 1975, responsible for soundtracking the hopes and dreams (or as label head Jamie Oborne says, "identity") of hundreds of thousands of millennials searching for kindred spirits, change, and musical escapism.
To tease the upcoming fourth season of Charlie Brooker’s 'Black Mirror', Netflix has released a teaser video which features previews and titles for each of the six news episodes.
Watch the teaser video below...
Following up his 'Born To Lose' EP, Ten Tonnes has released a new song called 'Cracks Between', which he’s been playing live this year at festivals such as SXSW, Latitude, Reading and Leeds.
Listen to the new song below, as well as watch a behind-the-scenes look at the making of the track...
P.S. Click here to read our latest interview with Ten Tonnes.
St. Vincent has released a beautifully stylised music video for new single 'New York' - produced by Jack Antonoff - which was directed by Alex Da Corte, and trips between endless colour-popping vignettes.
Watch the 'New York' music video below...
Pale Waves may only have two singles to their name thus far, 'There’s A Honey' and 'Television Romance', but the Manchester four-piece - comprising of bassist Charlie Wood, drummer Ciara Doran, vocalist Heather Baron-Gracie, and guitarist Hugo Silvani - are fast making good on their declaration (from our January interview) that "2017 will be a good year for us." And that it has.
Halsey has dropped a new music video for her latest single ‘Bad At Love’, which was co-directed by herself and Sing J Lee, just as the ‘Now Or Never’ music video was.
The video sees her being hunted by the police from the incident at Orpheus Tunnel, before being helped by three girls who take her to what is presumed to be the House of Spera.
Watch the ‘Bad At Love’ music video below…
With Halsey set to unveil her 'Bad At Love' music video this week (and more information about The House Of Spera), MTV has previewed a thirty second teaser which features Halsey on a desert road-trip with some friends.
Watch the teaser below...
P.S. Keep an eye out for Halsey on the cover of our upcoming new CDM Issue #21 - out this Monday!
In a young life, relatively small periods of time can actually form a rather significant portion of an individual’s time on Earth. Take Declan McKenna. It’s three years since he was inspired by the corruption and scandal surrounding FIFA and the 2014 World Cup to write ‘Brazil’. Three years may not seem like a long time, but at 18, it’s one sixth of Declan’s life. The song is the oldest to feature on his debut album, ‘What Do You Think About The Car?’, released last month.