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03/09/2026

13/08/2026

"This is actually happening at this very moment.

To coincide with a total solar eclipse that's possible to be seen from Greenland, Iceland, northern Spain, and the Arctic, the International Space Orchestra is going to perform their own instrumental interpretation of the recently-released PJ Harvey track, "Voyager," which was released in June.

Released via Partisan Records, the song was already taking shape for Harvey’s forthcoming project when physicist Brian Cox approached her about contributing music to his ongoing Emergence tour. The collaboration sent Harvey’s imagination into deep space.

Named after NASA’s Voyager probes — launched in 1977 with Carl Sagan’s famed Golden Record aboard — “Voyager” was recorded with a full orchestra at the Brad Pitt-owned Miraval Studios in Provence and balances celestial string arrangements against pulsing synth signals that evoke messages drifting through the cosmos.

Harvey said she embraced the unusual assignment by imagining the spacecraft itself speaking. “I was excited for the challenge to compose a song in the ‘voice’ of Voyager 2,” she explains. “I have long been fascinated by the spacecraft and its journey, and asked myself what it might say to us if it could?”

The idea clicked immediately with Cox, who heard echoes of the probe’s transmissions in Harvey’s early demo. From there, she expanded the piece with composer Dario Marianelli, building an orchestral backdrop around themes of distance, fragility and wonder. “I’m very happy with the end result,” Harvey said. “It’s wonderful to hear the orchestral score bring such expansiveness to my music. I thoroughly enjoyed researching the history and journey of Voyager 1 and 2, and was glad to be able to quote the great Carl Sagan within the song, and his famous description of our fragile and beautiful ‘pale blue dot.’”

Lyrically, “Voyager” contemplates humanity’s place in the universe — “a flake of snow, dust in a sunbeam” — while arriving at a simple conclusion: choose light and choose love"
source: SPIN

‘Voyager’ by PJ Harvey, out now on Partisan Records: https://pjharv...

10/06/2026

Interpol's new album, This Mirror Weighs a Ton, will be released Aug. 28 as the first in a new deal with New York-based indie Partisan Records (IDLES, Geese).

The 12-song follow-up to 2022's The Other Side of Make-Believe was produced by Andrew Wyatt, who has known Interpol core members Paul Banks and Daniel Kessler for years but never officially worked with the group before. In addition to being recorded at Wyatt’s New York studio — Interpol’s first session work in its hometown in more than a decade — the project was mixed by longtime collaborator Dave Fridmann (Flaming Lips, MGMT).

Listen to the first two songs, the title track and "See Out Loud," and find the full track list now at the link in the comments.

Are you excited for new Interpol?

06/06/2026

Massive Attack have released a statement admitting their devastation and “frustration” as weather chaos saw their headline set at Barcelona’s Primavera festival cancelled.

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27/05/2026

🚨THEY'RE BACK! "Starless" is the brand new song from A Perfect Circle, released just ahead of the start of their U.K. and European tour!

"Absolutely chuffed to debut this new track onstage in the U.K.," Maynard James Keenan shares. “Of course I’m excited to release the recordings, but our songs always take on an expanded personality once we start playing them live."

"Some songs get kicked around and massaged for years,” guitarist Billy Howerdel says. “But once in a while, one takes shape quickly, as if it had been there all along."

Loudwire

“Starless” Stream, download or get the limited-edition 7-inch vinyl: https://apc.lnk.to/StarlessGet tickets to our upcoming tour: https://www.aperfectcircle....

24/04/2026

"Dave Navarro has broken his silence. In a stunning new statement posted to his verified Instagram, the Jane's Addiction guitarist and longtime Red Hot Chili Peppers alum has finally weighed in on the theories surrounding the tragic losses of Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington — and his response has the rock world talking"🔥

1K likes, 199 comments. "Dave Navarro Breaks Silence on Cornell & Chester Bennington"