After dropping many hints online over the past few months, The 1975’s Matty Healy today confirmed in an interview with Zane Lowe that, "The next record’s called 'Music For Cars'. That’s the title and it references our 2nd EP or our 3rd EP."

Healy hints that, "We’re in an interesting time now, for The 1975. The cat will be out of the bag soon."

And that, "We were always gonna do a trilogy of records. I’m not saying that after this album it’s the end of the 1975, but it’s the end of an era."

"Welcome to M A  N   I    A - a Fall Out Boy LP. Here’s act #1 'Young and Menace'," says Fall Out Boy of their just dropped new song, which is the first track to drop from the band’s forthcoming seventh studio album 'M A  N   I    A' (out September 15th).

Haim today have returned to the living-world, unveiling a live video of a brand new song titled 'Right Now', which was directed by 'Boogie Nights' and 'Magnolia' director Paul Thomas Anderson - whom the band met at the tail-end of their 'Days Are Gone' album-cycle, and coincidentally happened to be taught in school by art-teacher Momma Haim.

Ahead of her upcoming new EP, The Japanese House has released a new song, 'Saw You In A Dream' - a follow-up to last year’s 'Face Like Thunder', and which Amber Bain says will feature along with three other new songs on her forthcoming EP.

After personally inviting fans in Los Angeles earlier today to a special party held tonight at Canter's Deli (the site of their first show almost 18 years ago), the Haim sisters celebrated with fans and friends alike - including the likes of Jenny Lewis and Brie Larson - gifting party attendees with Haim-cookies and an exclusive t-shirt.

Only hours to go now until potential new Haim musics!!!

Check out photos from the party below...

Them Haim sisters spent today surprising fans in Los Angeles with gifts (and heart attacks), inviting them to a party that they’re throwing tonight ahead of their big announcement tomorrow.

Watch the festivities unfold below...

Australian singer-songwriter Gretta Ray won triple j’s prestigious ‘Unearthed High’ competition in 2016, which led to her single ‘Drive’ reaching #27 in triple j’s Hottest 100.

Influenced by the likes of James Taylor and Joni Mitchell, and with only a debut EP to her name thus far (that was released in early 2016), we’re looking forward to hearing more from this budding songwriter.

You will like, if you like: Angel Olsen, Julia Jacklin, Maggie Rogers, Billie Marten.

Watch a music video for ‘Drive’ below…

Gengahr have collaborated with Flying Vinyl on an exclusive 4-track live EP recorded during their last UK tour, which features 'Dizzy Ghosts' and 'Fill My Gums With Blood' on Side A, and 'Embers' and 'She's A Witch' on Side B.

Click here to order the EP now.

There’s no place like home. And for Rex Orange County – Alex O’Connor to his parents – that’s Haslemere, a sleepy 13^th Century town in South England, populated by around 17,000 people. He’s moved up to London now, but Haslemere provided an element of inspiration for ‘Apricot Princess’, his new album, out today. It follows ‘bcos u will never b free’, a record he self-released last year that introduced audiences to his unique sound, blending jazz, rap, pop, and the best of mid-00s indie.

Colouring have released a music video for latest single 'Colouring', which features dancer Claudia Maybury covered in gold bodypaint, and was choreographed by Alexandra Green (who has also worked on music videos for musicians such as MØ and Frightened Rabbit).

Watch the 'Heathen' music video below...

P.S. Click here to read our latest Colouring interview.