Out 21 February, the album finds Mosseri making a deliberate move away from piano and the cinematic sweep of his celebrated soundtracks, towards a live band sound.
Newly recorded for Michael Hearst's '80 From the '80s' project, "You Dropped a Bomb on Me" was originally a hit for funk group The Gap Band in 1982.
Out 11 February, the book is described by publishers Unnamed Press as "a concept album, an addiction memoir, a family tree, and a love letter all at once."
Conceived as a soundtrack to season 5 of the PBS SoCal television series of the same name, 'Earth Focus' continues Elori Saxl's exploration of sound in relation to bodies of water.
Dropping 6 December via Run For Cover, 'Horrible Occurrences' is Ashworth's first album of original songs since 2018's 'Animal Companionship'. New single "The Year I Lived in Richmond" is out now.
At each show, the two reunited indie-rock bands will leave who plays first up to gravity and chance.
The 'Flying Wig' outtake marks the 1-year anniversary of the album's release through Mexican Summer.
New single "Tell Your Friends You Love Them" finds Anika Ostendorf leaning into a new mindset of embracing uncertainty.
It's the Irish band's first release since guitarist Zac Stephenson replaced founding member Colm O'Reilly, who left the band amicably earlier this year.
In a statement made together with his wife Elizabeth, the 80-year-old said he wants to "challenge the mainstream image of this illness, which focuses on loss," adding "We are actively asking the universe to show us where the life is here."
