Will Richards

1 week ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

The first scene of Alex Garland’s new film Warfare is a red herring of the cruellest kind. In it, a group of American Navy SEALs gather around a laptop in 2006 Iraq, dancing and whooping with delight at the legendary, sexually charged video for Eric Prydz’s dance anthem of the time, ‘Call On Me’. Savour the laughs and jubilation of those few moments when you sit down, because what follows for the next 90 minutes is one of the most visceral, tense films ever made.

2 weeks ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

Loyle Carner has returned with two brand new singles – listen to ‘All I Need’ and ‘In My Mind’ below. Read next Pulp announce ‘More’, their first album in 24 years and share lead single ‘Spike Island’ Cryptic Coachella billboards and mysterious new Instagram: What is Frank Ocean teasing? The tracks are his first since the release of 2022 album hugo. Last year, he released a live album recorded at London’s Royal Albert Hall.

2 weeks ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

Hard Life, the band formerly known as Easy Life, have returned with their second track of their new era – listen to ‘Othello’ below. Read next Glastonbury Festival 2025: Check out the full line-up so far New Universal theme park to open in UK, with ‘billions‘ promised for economy In late 2023, the Leicester-formed, London-based band were sued over their band name by easyJet and forced to rename the group.

2 weeks ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

Turnstile have announced details of Never Enough, their first album in four years, and shared its title track. Read next Electric Castle 2025 lineup adds Yungblud, Rudimental, Róisín Murphy and over 200 more – how to get tickets ‘It’s funny how people are intimidated by him’: Daryl Hannah on her new Neil Young doc and more Never Enough is the band’s follow-up to 2021’s Grammy-nominated GLOW ON and will be released on June 6 via Roadrunner Records.

2 weeks ago | rollingstone.co.uk | Will Richards

Ever since his wintry debut album For Emma, Forever Ago in 2008, Justin Vernon’s Bon Iver project has been defined by the seasons. On 2011 follow-up Bon Iver, Bon Iver, he stepped into spring with a shimmering 80s rock sound, before summer (2016’s 22, A Million) saw him deconstruct this sound through glitchy electronics on his least traditional album.