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Scott Walker has written the score for the feature film The Childhood Of A Leader, and you can hear a brief teaser for it here.
Watch Kylie Olsson interview Caleb Nott, the brother and sister who make up New Zealand duo, Broods.
After 14 years and four albums, The Maccabees have announced their break-up.
Released on 7 October, Placebo’s career-spanning collection ‘A Place For Us To Dream’ brings together 38 highlights from their astounding 20-year career.
American alternative rockers Switchfoot have landed their fourth US top ten album, and third in a row, with the Vanguard set Where The Light Shines Through.
On 15 July, three of Sonic Youth’s late-period classics, ‘Murray Street’, ‘Sonic Nurse’ and ‘Rather Ripped’, will be reissued on vinyl.
Bastille have announced that the follow-up to the four-million-selling Bad Blood album will be titled Wild World, and released on 9 September.
The UK has been where it’s at for Beck fans this past week, as the legendary midnite vulture performed four gigs in five days.
‘Futures’ explores the very depths of Jimmy Eat World's emotional and musical ability, delivering a modern classic that has stood the test of time.
Three of REM’s classic IRS albums ‘Lifes Rich Pageant’, ‘Dead Letter Office’ and ‘Eponymous’ are being reissued on vinyl on 29 July.
Radiohead's current sellout three-night engagement at London's Roundhouse is attracting rave reviews, as the band showcase their A Moon Shaped Pool album.
Thirty-plus years after his debut, Ben Watt is releasing his third solo album, ‘Fever Dream’. He speaks to uDiscover about his remarkably varied career.
At The Drive-In dominate at Dublin's Vicar Street on their first reunion show outside of the US, 26 March 2016.
One of the darkest albums of the 1990s, 'The Downward Spiral,' started to become the biggest in the career of Nine Inch Nails on 26 March, 1994.
Placebo have announced The 20 Years Of Placebo World Tour, celebrating two decades of being at the forefront of alt.rock innovation.
