
The War on Drugs returns with Who’s That and a Burbank-set video
Adam Granduciel wrote and produced the band’s new studio single, with Anthony LaMarca on drums and Dave Hartley on bass.
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Adam Granduciel wrote and produced the band’s new studio single, with Anthony LaMarca on drums and Dave Hartley on bass.

The twentieth-anniversary campaign brings the 2006 album back in digital deluxe and limited vinyl forms, with additional material around its original songs.

The sixth studio album brings For Your Entertainment into focus and closes with the electronic single Ravers.

Gustavo Dudamel and the Simón Bolívar Symphony Orchestra join Dueñas on a tribute that also includes smaller-scale violin repertoire.

Brittany Howard, Heath Fogg and Zac Cockrell reunite on an eleven-song album co-produced with Shawn Everett and recorded in Nashville.

The Killers frontman returns to solo recording with Shawn Everett and Jonathan Rado, with David Rawlings and Bruce Bouton among the players.

The fifth Sam Smith album brings Simon Aldred, David Odlum, Feist and the TwoCity Chorus into a project led by the new single Constant Companion.

The 2001 album is scheduled to return on vinyl and in an expanded digital edition, introduced by a new Rochelle Jordan collaboration.

Black Mozart, Monk Meditations and Monk Movements extend the recording series that began with Beethoven Blues.

Hisaishi is the piano soloist in a new symphonic suite recorded with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, scheduled for November 6.

The Deutsche Grammophon release connects Chopin, Beethoven, Scriabin and John Cage in a programme shaped around night and changing musical time.