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In typical Glass Animals fashion, their music video for latest single 'Pork Soda' is brilliantly self-referential, with multiple other characters from their 'How To Be A Human Being' album-world given sly nods - from Chuck Rogers' Palmbrella invention being advertised on TV, to Mr Jennings watching basketball (is this a hint that 'The Other Side Of Paradise' will be their next single?), and the liberation of mayonnaise from jars.

The xx have released a nostalgic music video for 'Say Something Loving' which was filmed in their hometown of London, and directed by Alasdair McLellan who also helmed the 'On Hold' video.
 
About their new video, the band says: "We wanted to celebrate our home town and revisit some of the places that reminds us of our friendship when we were growing up. We're so happy to be back home and so excited to begin our Night + Day residency in Brixton this week!"

Watch the 'Say Something Loving' music video below...

Just in time for International Women’s Day, UK band Dream Wife share an important empowering message in their new single, "I am not my body, I am somebody," ahead of their upcoming American debut at SXSW and tour with The Kills.

About their new song, the band says: "'Somebody' is a ballad for women. The song explores the experience of living in a female body within our society. It's a conversation on the reclamation of bodies by the women who occupy them in a tender, yet direct and empowering way."

Listen to 'Somebody' below...

Julia Michaels has now dropped a music video for her debut single, 'Issues', which was directed by Tabitha Denholm and shows her having a contemplative out-of-body experience of sorts.

About the video, Julia says: "In the 'Issues' video, I'm going through flashbacks from the night before with my boyfriend after waking up alone. I’m reflecting on the issues we have, but also remembering the great moments, and how much we love each other too."

Watch the 'Issues' music video below...

'Stranger Things' cast-members Millie Bobby Brown and David Harbour have both been announced as guests for Australia’s Supanova Pop Culture Expo in Sydney and Perth this June.

Eleven will be conducting Q&A’s, as well as participating in signing and photo sessions in both cities.

In exciting Halsey news, she’s now announced that her upcoming second album is titled 'Hopeless Fountain Kingdom', which follows her reveal that the record will be released sometime in June this year.

Melbourne-born Kaity Dunstan is now based in the UK, where she’s kept herself busy for the last few years working on her debut album with songwriter Justin Parker (Lana Del Ray, Banks, Ellie Goulding), under the musical moniker of Cloves.

The debut Cloves album is expected later this year, and if first single / ultimate-woman-scorned-anthem 'Better Now' is anything to go by, it’s definitely one to keep an ear out for.

You will like, if you like: Marika Hackman, Laura Marling, Angel Olsen, Sarah Blasko, Lucy Rose, The Staves.

Welsh musician Ellie James debuts her new musical moniker of Little Rêd with 'Hell', a pensive reflection of a love-worn relationship, soundtracked by dreamy synths and emotive vocals.

While in the UK recently, Maggie Rogers performed a live piano session for BBC Radio 1, during which she performed her single 'On + Off', as well as a cover of The Sundays' song 'Here's Where The Story Ends'.

Watch both performances below...

P.S. Click here to read our latest interview with Maggie.