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    Fat White Family announce Konk If You’re Lonely: Fat White Family live at Konk Studios

    Posted on 15 December 2025
    Konk If You’re Lonely: Fat White Family Live at Konk Studios Fat White Family Out 12 December 2025
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    FAT WHITE FAMILY have today announced details of Konk If You’re Lonely: Fat White Family live at Konk Studios, an album featuring their most incendiary moments recorded live in one day at London’s Konk Studios. 

    Released on Friday 12th December 2025, the album is the latest instalment in the Domino Documents series – featuring a live studio recording of a band at the peak of their powers, capturing their ever-evolving arrangements in high fidelity, recorded in a day a...

    FAT WHITE FAMILY have today announced details of Konk If You’re Lonely: Fat White Family live at Konk Studios, an album featuring their most incendiary moments recorded live in one day at London’s Konk Studios. 

    Released on Friday 12th December 2025, the album is the latest instalment in the Domino Documents series – featuring a live studio recording of a band at the peak of their powers, capturing their ever-evolving arrangements in high fidelity, recorded in a day at a world class studio in London.  A release in the Domino Documents series is a bottling of magic, a snapshot of a moment in time that is over in a flash but captured for eternity.  

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    FRANCE Melody’s Echo Chamber : sortie single + clip “The House That Doesn’t Exist” – album ‘Unclouded’ disponible vendredi 05/12

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    Posted on 03 December 2025
    Melody's Echo Chamber - Unclouded Out 05 December 2025
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    Réalisé par Diane Sagnier

    À quelques jours de la sortie de son quatrième album Unclouded, prévue ce vendredi, Melody’s Echo Chamber dévoile un nouveau titre, “The House That Doesn’t Exist”.

    Porté par des cordes aériennes, “The House That Doesn’t Exist” se distingue par sa légèreté, sa montée puissante et sa chute dans un registre plus grave. On y retrouve toute l’alchimie entre Melody et le producteur Sven Wunder : les couplets électrisants de Melody trouvent chaque fois une réponse dans ...

    À quelques jours de la sortie de son quatrième album Unclouded, prévue ce vendredi, Melody’s Echo Chamber dévoile un nouveau titre, “The House That Doesn’t Exist”.

    Porté par des cordes aériennes, “The House That Doesn’t Exist” se distingue par sa légèreté, sa montée puissante et sa chute dans un registre plus grave. On y retrouve toute l’alchimie entre Melody et le producteur Sven Wunder : les couplets électrisants de Melody trouvent chaque fois une réponse dans l’élan parfaitement complémentaire de l’ensemble orchestral.

    « The House That Doesn’t Exist transforme en réalité l’impossible perspective d’une vie humaine joyeuse dans le monde actuel, et fait naître un nouveau sentiment de foi », explique Melody. Le morceau s’accompagne aujourd’hui d’un clip superbe et envoûtant, réalisé par sa collaboratrice de longue date Diane Sagnier.


    Unclouded
     réunit les singles déjà parus “In The Stars”, salué par Clash pour “son ambiance psych-pop vaporeuse”, “Eyes Closed”, qui a été inclus dans la sélection des Best Songs of the Week d’Under The Radar, ainsi que “Daisy”, fruit d’une collaboration avec El Michels Affair, décrit par Stereogum comme “lumineux, délicat et aérien… avançant d’un pas léger”.


    “Un amour plus profond pour l’expérience du vivant,” 
    confie Melody “Je traverse toujours des hauts et des bas, mais je parviens désormais à retrouver l’harmonie plus rapidement.” 


    Unclouded
    est un album célébrant le moment présent peu importe notre état actuel.

    Live dates :

    France / Europe 

    25.02 Saint-Brieuc (FR) – Bonjour Minuit
    26.02 Lorient (FR) – Hydrophone 

    14.04 Berlin (DE) – Lido
    15.04 Copenhagen (DK) – VEGA
    17.04 Brussels (BE) – Botanique, Orangerie
    18.04 Cologne (DE) – Gebäude 9
    19.04 Amsterdam (NL) – Tolhuistuin
    21.04 London (UK) – Electric Ballroom
    22.04 Lille (FR) – L’Aéronef
    23.04 Paris (FR) – Le Trianon
    24.04 Nantes (FR) – Stereolux
    25.04 Rouen (FR) – Le 106

    USA
    09.05 Austin (US) – TBA
    11.05 Chicago (US) – Thalia Hall
    12.05 Washington DC (US) – Black Cat
    13.05 Philadelphia (US) – Union Transfer
    14.05 Boston (US) – Royale
    15.05 New York (US) – Webster Hall
    17.05 Salt Lake City (US) – TBA
    19.05 Los Angeles (US) – Belasco
    20.05 San Francisco (US) – Bimbo’s 365
    22.05 Portland (US) – Revolution Hall
    23.05 Seattle (US) – The Crocodile

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    Global Sex: Lynks returns with club floor filler ‘I Didn’t Come Here For Art’

    Posted on 14 November 2025
    I Didn't Come Here For Art Lynks Out 13 November 2025
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    Dubbed “the merchant of pure gay chaos”, Lynks is a cult sensation from London’s underground scene. Hailed as “one to watch” by The Guardian, NME, Attitude, DIY, Time Out, Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders, Huw Stephens, and Elton John, Lynks has built a reputation as one of the UK’s most electrifying, genre-smashing performers.

    Now, armed with fresh passport photos and a suitcase full of latex and gimp masks, Lynks is stepping into a bold new era they’re calling ‘Global Sex’: a...

    Dubbed “the merchant of pure gay chaos”, Lynks is a cult sensation from London’s underground scene. Hailed as “one to watch” by The Guardian, NME, Attitude, DIY, Time Out, Lauren Laverne, Jack Saunders, Huw Stephens, and Elton John, Lynks has built a reputation as one of the UK’s most electrifying, genre-smashing performers.

    Now, armed with fresh passport photos and a suitcase full of latex and gimp masks, Lynks is stepping into a bold new era they’re calling ‘Global Sex’: a worldwide invitation to join their epicurean cult.

    The first taste of this new chapter comes with “I Didn’t Come Here For Art”, a track that distills Lynks’ music down to its hedonistic essence. A floor-filling electro-clash unashamed banger built for bodies in motion: slick, pulsating production meets razor-sharp wit and lyrical dexterity that would make a large language model blush. A chaotic sermon for the unpretentious dancefloor’faithful.

    Speaking on the track Lynks adds: “You know, there’s only so many times you can go to an “event” at some trendy “multi-use space” and be subjected to a bunch of pretentious bullsh*t “art” performances while all the straight mullet boys in their Palace tees nod their heads thoughtfully before you have to think – hey, enough is enough. This track is my call to arms. End all art immediately!!!”

    Check the music video out above.

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    Michelle Blades announces new album WHERE TO? and shares lead single ‘You’re The Mother, You’re The Man’

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    Posted on 30 September 2025

    Multi-faceted artist Michelle Blades returns with ‘You’re the Mother, You’re the Man’, the first single from her forthcoming album Where To?, scheduled for release in early 2026.

    Both intimate and universal, this song is one of the oldest on the album. Written in 2018 in Mexico City, it predates the rest of the record, which began to take shape in 2023. Inspired by childhood memories and reflections on single parenthood, ‘You’re the Mother, You’re the Man’ was first imagined a...

    Multi-faceted artist Michelle Blades returns with ‘You’re the Mother, You’re the Man’, the first single from her forthcoming album Where To?, scheduled for release in early 2026.

    Both intimate and universal, this song is one of the oldest on the album. Written in 2018 in Mexico City, it predates the rest of the record, which began to take shape in 2023. Inspired by childhood memories and reflections on single parenthood, ‘You’re the Mother, You’re the Man’ was first imagined as a poetic mantra for Blades’s mother. Born in Mexico, she is celebrated here as both strong and vulnerable, able to carry many roles at once. The chorus phrase “You’re the Mother” responds to the familiar “You’re the man,” traditionally used to salute someone admirable. By reframing this formula, the song places the power of motherhood at the center.

    Musically, the piece draws on two key influences: the use of silence as a rhythmic element, and the vocal and spatial explorations of Meredith Monk, especially Book of Days. Monk’s work has inspired Blades since her arrival in Arizona in 2010. Reimagined during the recording of Where To?, the track found its form at La Bergerie in southern France with Emmanuel Mario (Astrobal), Nina Savary, Gaétan Nonchalant, and Vincent Guyot. Nonchalant’s Rhodes lines add depth to Blades’s guitars, breaking the mantra’s repetition with flashes of memory. Layered vocals intertwine to create a subtle balance between density and simplicity. The track is accompanied by a music video directed by Ilan Zerrouki.

    Born in Panama to a family of musicians, Michelle Blades grew up in the United States before shaping a unique aesthetic that blends experimentation and pop sensitivity. After emerging from Arizona’s DIY scene, she settled in Paris and collaborated for ten years with Midnight Special Records, releasing Ataraxia (2015), the Premature Love Songs EP (2017), Visitor (2019), and the Spanish-language EP Nombrar las cosas (2020).

    Blades is also known for her collaborations. She has played bass on stage with Pomme, arranged Flavien Berger’s latest album Plouf! with the band La Brume, and toured worldwide with La Femme as both singer and musician.

    With You’re the Mother, You’re the Man, Michelle Blades opens a new chapter in her artistic universe, blending personal heritage, sonic exploration, and the desire to share.

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    Ela Minus nominated for Latin GRAMMY® Award

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    Posted on 30 September 2025

    Ela Minus, Colombian artist and uber-talented producer/songwriter, has been nominated for a 2025 Latin GRAMMY® Award: “QQQQ” for Best Latin Electronic Music Performance.

    The frenetic DÍA album highlight was described by Pitchfork as “the sort of glow-stick-twirling thumper that could topple a Coachella dance tent.” Released earlier this year to much fanfare, Ela’s second album, DÍA, is a rarified feat in electronic music, where cutting-edge production and space-shuddering sonics ...

    Ela Minus, Colombian artist and uber-talented producer/songwriter, has been nominated for a 2025 Latin GRAMMY® Award: “QQQQ” for Best Latin Electronic Music Performance.

    The frenetic DÍA album highlight was described by Pitchfork as “the sort of glow-stick-twirling thumper that could topple a Coachella dance tent.” Released earlier this year to much fanfare, Ela’s second album, DÍA, is a rarified feat in electronic music, where cutting-edge production and space-shuddering sonics meet a burgeoning singer-songwriter’s real sense of self-reflection and private reckoning.

    Landing on several mid-year “Best Of” lists from major publications including Billboard, Rolling Stone, Paste, and Stereogum, DÍA is both introspective and expansive, the wide sweep of its songs revealing more of Ela as person and producer than ever before. The album was mixed by Marta Salogni and mastered by Heba Kadry.

    Congratulations Ela!

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    Melody’s Echo Chamber & El Michels Affair release new single “Daisy”

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    Posted on 11 September 2025
    Daisy Out 10 September 2025
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    Melody’s Echo Chamber, the moniker of French musician Melody Prochet, has returned with her new single “Daisy”, a collaboration with El Michels Affair, aka Leon Michels. A sparkling pop song plucked from the ether, “Daisy” features spidery fills and tricksy, Hendrix-like fret noodling that navigate their way through several key changes fluently and effortlessly. El Michels Affair’s Grammy-winning mixer, Jens Jungkurth, was drafted in to bring everything to life.

    “Daisy started a...

    Melody’s Echo Chamber, the moniker of French musician Melody Prochet, has returned with her new single “Daisy”, a collaboration with El Michels Affair, aka Leon Michels. A sparkling pop song plucked from the ether, “Daisy” features spidery fills and tricksy, Hendrix-like fret noodling that navigate their way through several key changes fluently and effortlessly. El Michels Affair’s Grammy-winning mixer, Jens Jungkurth, was drafted in to bring everything to life.

    “Daisy started as a daydream while listening to Leon’s finest music,” says Melody. “I reached out to him, and we instantly created this sweet overlapping zone—like an invisible playground between our worlds. It’s a privilege to have made this one together!” 

    Check it out above.

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    Austra announces new album Chin Up Buttercup out November 14th via Domino

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    Posted on 26 August 2025
    Chin Up Buttercup Austra Out 14 November 2025
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    Austra, the pop project of Canadian vocalist and composer Katie Stelmanis, returns today with news of her new album Chin Up Buttercup, due out November 14th via Domino.

    Stelmanis, a classically trained musician and opera devotee with four previous albums and a Canadian Screen Award under her belt, has been singing dramatic arias about tragedy for years. Her secret? She didn’t really know what that devastation felt like. She only experienced it off stage in early 2020 when her long-term part...

    Austra, the pop project of Canadian vocalist and composer Katie Stelmanis, returns today with news of her new album Chin Up Buttercup, due out November 14th via Domino.

    Stelmanis, a classically trained musician and opera devotee with four previous albums and a Canadian Screen Award under her belt, has been singing dramatic arias about tragedy for years. Her secret? She didn’t really know what that devastation felt like. She only experienced it off stage in early 2020 when her long-term partner dropped a bombshell. “I was completely blindsided … the person I loved woke up one day, told me she wasn’t happy, and I basically never saw her again,” Stelmanis says. She confesses to feeling very at odds with the world, like nothing made sense.

    The album’s name is a reference to the societal pressure to just paste on a smile and keep going. Stelmanis and co-producer Kieran Adams took inspiration from the Eurodance sound of Madonna’s landmark 1998 album Ray of Light, produced by William Orbit, and emerged with a mix of hypnotic dance floor anthems and elegant melodies to soothe your broken heart.

    Stelmanis unleashed her pain over the breakup into poetic fragments in a cathartic Google document that eventually became the source for the album’s powerful lyrics. One such example is captured vividly in the album’s first riveting single “Math Equation”: “You said I needed my own friends / So I found them / Then you fucked them.” There is an unmistakable type of sapphic chaos threaded through every song, and “Math Equation” is equal parts catchy clapback and bittersweet plea for reconnection. “Math Equation” comes today via a video directed by Trevor Blumas.

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    Sorry announce new album COSPLAY out November 7th via Domino Records

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    Posted on 13 August 2025
    COSPLAY Sorry Out 07 November 2025
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    Multi-disciplinary group Sorry have announced their new album COSPLAY which is set for release November 7th via Domino Recording Co. COSPLAY meticulously erases and redraws the parameters that Sorry have set throughout their career. It is a world where anyone can be anyone, past or present, real or imaginary, dead or alive; it is the album that frees Sorry from their shackles. The band have also shared new song “Echoes” alongside a music video by FLASHA Prod. 

    “Echoes” is a key momen...

    Multi-disciplinary group Sorry have announced their new album COSPLAY which is set for release November 7th via Domino Recording Co. COSPLAY meticulously erases and redraws the parameters that Sorry have set throughout their career. It is a world where anyone can be anyone, past or present, real or imaginary, dead or alive; it is the album that frees Sorry from their shackles. The band have also shared new song “Echoes” alongside a music video by FLASHA Prod. 

    “Echoes” is a key moment on the album, inspired by a poem about the story of a boy shouting echo into a tunnel waiting for his reply. Sorry then ran with this idea, and it became a song about losing yourself in love and “echo” becoming a third person in the middle. You can’t tell if it’s them or you.  

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    Georgia shares brand new single “Wanna Play” via Domino Recording Co.

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    Posted on 21 July 2025

    Georgia has shared a new single, “Wanna Play” – her first new music in nearly two years. The song was written and produced by Georgia, alongside long-time studio collaborator Mark Ralph (Years & Years, Daniel Avery, Hot Chip), with whom she also worked on her Mercury Prize-shortlisted 2020 album Seeking Thrills.

    Speaking about the track, Georgia says: “I wrote this song at a complete crossroads in my life, which is why I stuck with the 160 bpm! It’s a fast-tempo punk-electro son...

    Georgia has shared a new single, “Wanna Play” – her first new music in nearly two years. The song was written and produced by Georgia, alongside long-time studio collaborator Mark Ralph (Years & Years, Daniel Avery, Hot Chip), with whom she also worked on her Mercury Prize-shortlisted 2020 album Seeking Thrills.

    Speaking about the track, Georgia says: “I wrote this song at a complete crossroads in my life, which is why I stuck with the 160 bpm! It’s a fast-tempo punk-electro song, inspired by early Knife songs and ’80s Depeche Mode basslines. It’s a bit of fun, really – I wanted to explore my love for synths again.”

    Georgia will be hosting an intimate event at London’s AnotherLand on Friday, 25th July, where she will perform her new live set alongside a number of guest DJs.

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    Working Men’s Club’s Sydney Minsky Sargeant signs to Domino Recording Co. and announces debut album LUNGA

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    Posted on 01 July 2025
    Lunga Sydney Minsky Sargeant Out 12 September 2025
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    Domino Records has announced the signing of Working Men’s Club’s Sydney Minsky Sargeant, whose debut album Lunga will be released later this year, on September 12th. As one of the North West’s most productive and versatile musicians, Syd is a self-made force of nature whose dynamic, shock-laden live performances have seen him grace Glastonbury stages, tour the UK and Europe, appear on Later… with Jools Holland, and be feted by such renowned musicians as Atticus Ross (NIN), Cabaret Vol...

    Domino Records has announced the signing of Working Men’s Club’s Sydney Minsky Sargeant, whose debut album Lunga will be released later this year, on September 12th. As one of the North West’s most productive and versatile musicians, Syd is a self-made force of nature whose dynamic, shock-laden live performances have seen him grace Glastonbury stages, tour the UK and Europe, appear on Later… with Jools Holland, and be feted by such renowned musicians as Atticus Ross (NIN), Cabaret Voltaire’s Stephen Mallinder, and Confidence Man for his critically acclaimed albums as Working Men’s Club. Most recently, LCD Soundsystem picked Working Men’s Club to support them at four of their eight dates as part of their Brixton Academy residency, which kicks off this week in London.

    The upcoming album Lunga is the sound of a door opening onto a pasture, fog rolling over grass as the sun rises in the distance; it is the sound of renewal and a sense of optimism. These are glistening, melodic songs – an antidote to the chaos and abrasive atmosphere of touring, and a beautiful side-step from the music that Sydney Minsky Sargeant has been recording as Working Men’s Club for the past seven years.

    Minsky Sargeant has also shared the first single from Lunga, “I Don’t Wanna.” Featuring delicate fingerpicking over restrained synths, Syd’s unadorned and intimate vocals are given center stage: “Confide in me / I’ll put down everyone / I’ll put down everything / If loving this is wrong then I don’t wanna be right.”

    Watch the video, directed by Nick Griffiths/&SON, for “I Don’t Wanna” above.

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