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Nandi Bushell, the young viral star who famously beat Dave Grohl in a drum challenge last year, has shared her first new cover of 2021 – a tribute to her burgeoning love of Britpop.“This week I have been learning about #Britpop, the 90’s and about this awesome battle between 2 bands called Blur and Oasis,” Bushell explained in a tweet this morning (January 3), tagging both bands’ official accounts, as well as those of Blur members Damon Albarn, Alex James, Graham Coxon, and Dave Rowntree.

The Jaded Hearts Club have shared a cover of Patti Smith‘s ‘Gloria’ – listen below.The band’s version of the 1975 song – which itself was a reworking of a record by Van Morrison’s early group Them mixed with one of Smith’s poems – was recorded live at London’s 100 Club.Made up of frontmen Nic Cester (Jet) and Miles Kane (The Last Shadow Puppets), guitarists Graham Coxon (Blur), British guitarist Jamie Davis as well as Muse’s Matt Bellamy on bass and The Zutons’ Sean Payne on drums, The Jaded

Bastille have surprised their fans with a new EP called ‘Goosebumps’ – listen to it below.Coming off the heels of recent tracks ‘Survivin” and ‘What You Gonna Do???’ featuring Graham Coxon, the band’s new project is accompanied by the release of its title track with Kenny Beats.“We wanted to make a throwback R&B song and something a bit more playful,” Bastille frontman Dan Smith said of the band’s new song.

Mystery Jets and Graham Coxon have been announced on the line-up for a socially distanced benefit gig at London’s Jazz Cafe next month.All three acts will play at ‘Live For Beirut 2.0’ on December 11, which is set to raise money for the victims of the huge warehouse explosion which rocked the Lebanese capital in August, claiming the lives of over 200 people.Other acts on next month’s bill include the likes of Nadine Shah and Django Django, who will both play DJ sets, and performances from Rose

Graham Coxon has announced a graphic novel and accompanying soundtrack album called ‘Superstate’, which has seen him collaborate with fifteen comic book artists and two co-writers.“‘Superstate’ is a story of escape”, says Coxon.

Graham Coxon has announced a new graphic novel titled Superstate, which will be accompanied by a soundtrack of original music written and recorded by Coxon.The Blur guitarist has partnered with Z2 Comics for the venture, with the graphic novel said to offer “an all-new high concept vision of the future”.Superstate, which was devised by Coxon, is a compendium graphic novel co-written by the musician with Alex Paknadel (GIGA, Friendo, Turncoat) and Helen Mullane (Nicnevin and the Bloody Queen)

The Jaded Hearts Club started out as a Beatles covers band at a birthday party for their mate Jamie Davis, a guitarist who ran Graham Coxon‘s record label Transcopic.Having too much fun to stop, Graham, Jamie, Miles Kane, Jet singer Nic Cester, The Zutons drummer Sean Payne and Muse‘s Matt Bellamy (acting as producer and bassist) have progressed to covering lost Northern Soul classics for an album, ‘You’ve Always Been Here’.NME met a few of the Hearts to hear how they’re swerving supergroup

Bastille have shared a new track called ‘Survivin” – you can listen to it below.The groove-led, hopeful song follows on from ‘What You Gonna Do???’, the band’s recent team-up with Graham Coxon, and sees frontman Dan Smith reflect on anxiety, self-doubt and the overwhelmingness of modern life.“And I’m not gonna lie/ Say I’ll be alright/ ‘Cause it feels like I’ve been living upside down“, Smith sings over breezy synth chords, before saying he’s “crawling out these sheets to see another

The Jaded Hearts Club have released their latest single, ‘Love’s Gone Bad’, ahead of their upcoming debut album – listen hereFeaturing frontmen Nic Cester (Jet) and Miles Kane (The Last Shadow Puppets), guitarists Graham Coxon (Blur), British guitarist Jamie Davis as well as Muse’s Matt Bellamy on bass and The Zutons’ Sean Payne on drums, the group will release debut album ‘You’ve Always Been Here’ on October 2.Kane said: “Love’s Gone Bad, a rare northern sole stomper that we dug from the

Muse‘s Matt Bellamy has shared a new cover by his supergroup The Jaded Hearts Club.The band, which is made up of frontmen Nic Cester (Jet) and Miles Kane (The Last Shadow Puppets), guitarists Graham Coxon (Blur), British guitarist Jamie Davis as well as Bellamy on bass and The Zutons’ Sean Payne on drums, have covered Vera Lynn’s 1939 song ‘We’ll Meet Again’.Blending it with their recent cover of Four Tops’ ‘Reach Out I’ll Be There’, the mashup was featured at the end of the BBC‘s Saturday

The Jaded Hearts Club have today released a new video for their cover of ‘Reach Out and I’ll Be There’ – watch it below.Featuring frontmen Nic Cester (Jet) and Miles Kane (The Last Shadow Puppets), guitarists Graham Coxon (Blur), British guitarist Jamie Davis as well as Muse’s Matt Bellamy on bass and The Zutons’ Sean Payne on drums, the group have covered the Four Tops Motown track.

Bastille surprised fans on Thursday (July 30) with the release of their new single featuring Graham Coxon, "WHAT YOU GONNA DO???," an electrifying take on what life is like when living it behind a screen."Sally's never outside / Got a screen to hide behind / She says she’s happy on the inside / And got a lot of friends online," frontman Dan Smith chants in the incandescent tune's second verse.“We finished the song, and it felt urgent.

Bastille have shared a new track called ‘What You Gonna Do???’ featuring Graham Coxon – listen to it below.The thumping new track comes on the heels of the band’s third studio album, ‘Doom Days’, and, according to frontman Dan Smith, was something they couldn’t wait to get out.“We finished the song and it felt urgent,” he explained.

Alex James in the ‘Country House’ video. Smirking incredulously around a world of colourful chaos full of runaway pigs, marching bands, milk floats and Benny Hill chases knowing that all I’ve got to do that afternoon is go “oooh!” in a bubble bath while Jo Guest waters me from a teapot and it’ll be straight to Number One atop a tanker full of Moet by bedtime.Of course, the actual experience of the ‘90s was more like being Graham Coxon in the ‘Country House’ video.

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