10/16/2026

TOMORA (The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands and AURORA) Release New EP CELEBRATION Today

TOMORA RELEASE NEW EP CELEBRATION

LISTEN HERE


COMPRISED OF AURORA AND TOM ROWLANDS OF THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS


EP FOLLOWS THE DUO’S CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED DEBUT ALBUM COME CLOSER


UK & EUROPEAN TOUR BEGINS OCTOBER 24- NEW SHOWS ADDED –

TOMORA PERFORMS AT BROOKLYN PARAMOUNT ON MARCH 24, 2027


 

October 16, 2026 – TOMORA (aka AURORA and Tom Rowlands from The Chemical Brothers) celebrate an incredible year of music and live shows with their brand-new five-track EP, CELEBRATION, out now digitally via Capitol Records and physically on November 27th on standard 12” black vinyl, special marbled vinyl, and CD. Listen to CELEBRATION HERE.


CELEBRATION was recorded by the duo at RAR Studios in Sussex and features two new songs, two wildly different versions of “Celebration,” and the previously released 10-minute version of “IN A MINUTE,” a live show favorite and an expanded take on the original track from their debut album COME CLOSER. The duo also recently shared a performance of the EP title track for Amazon Music Presents. Find the full tracklist below.


TOMORA will return to the U.S. for their first East Coast headline show at Brooklyn Paramount in New York on March 24, 2027. The date follows a year of acclaimed live appearances, including Coachella, Fuji Rock, and a recent show at Tokyo’s Garden Theatre that helped propel their debut album COME CLOSER to No. 1 on the electronic album charts.


Their debut UK shows in London and Manchester earlier this year drew widespread acclaim, with NME dubbing them “a fully-rounded dancefloor-smashing experience…exceptional, beautiful and tons of fun.” Ahead of their Brooklyn Paramount show on March 24, the duo will perform across the UK and Europe throughout October and November, beginning in Dublin on October 24. They will also visit cities and festivals across Mexico and South America in the new year. View the full itinerary below.


Released on April 17th, COME CLOSER received widespread critical acclaim from the likes of The New York Times, NPR, Stereogum and more while Billboard said, “the 12-track project is rich with textured, moody, rhythm-forward productions that operate on high tension, thrilling release and the best of each artists’ respective skillset.” Brooklyn Vegan also declared “two distinct worlds collide — and click — on the collab debut from a Chemical Brother and a Norwegian pop star.”  


TOMORA CELEBRATION EP Tracklist:

  1. Celebration
  2. Hold On Let Go
  3. What Do We Got?
  4. IN A MINUTE (LIVE FROM THE STUDIO VERSION)
  5. Celebration - Ritual Mix

 

TOMORA Tour Dates

October 24 – National Stadium – Dublin, Ireland

October 26 – SWG3 Galvanizers – Glasgow, United Kingdom

October 28 – Roundhouse – London, United Kingdom (SOLD OUT)

October 30 – L'Aéronef – Lille, France

October 31 – Amare – The Hague, Netherlands (SOLD OUT)

November 1 – UFO – Berlin, Germany

March 12th-14th, 2027 - Lollapalooza - Buenos Aires, Argentina

March 12th-14th, 2027 - Lollapalooza - Santiago, Chile

March 19th-21st, 2027 - Lollapalooza - São Paulo, Brazil

March 19th-21st, 2027 - Estereo Picnic - Bogotá, Colombia

March 24, 2027 – Brooklyn Paramount – New York, NY (NEW SHOW)

March 26, 2027 – Pabellón Oeste – Mexico City, Mexico (NEW SHOW)



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Kyary Pamyu Pamyu Releases Official Music Video For "Pang Pang Pang" Via ASOBISYSTEM

KYARY PAMYU PAMYU RELEASES “PANG PANG PANG”
 

HARAJUKU ICON RETURNS WITH YASUTAKA NAKATA PRODUCED KAWAII POP AND A HOMAGE TO MEGAHIT “PONPONPON”

MUSIC VIDEO OUT NOW – HER 17TH COLLABORATION WITH DIRECTOR JUN TAMUKAI –
WATCH HERE
 
OUT NOW VIA ASOBISYSTEM
WATCH | LISTEN
“PANG PANG PANG”



TOKYO – J-pop icon and Harajuku kawaii pioneer Kyary Pamyu Pamyu releases “Pang Pang Pang,” with a new music video now live – WATCH HERE. The catchy electronic track was written as the ending theme for the anime Pan Dorobo, based on a picture book series that has sold more than 5.5 million copies in Japan. Built around a rhythmically repeated hook and heavy, addictive beats, the single marks her 15th anniversary as an artist.
 
Directed by Jun Tamukai, the music video is a story of bread-making between Kyary and her whimsical co-star, Kiji-kun (Dough Boy). Set in a colorful, retro kitchen, the pair perform comical, synchronized moves to the track’s infectious beat, surrounded by pop and surreal staging. It’s a warm, playful world, like stepping inside a picture book.
 
It’s the 17th collaboration between Kyary and director Tamukai, who has directed her work since her debut. Hidden throughout is a homage to “PONPONPON,” the track that launched her career and now boasts over 214 million views on youtube.
 
Kyary shares: “This music video is a slightly strange and cute story where I make delicious bread together with Kiji-kun! Director Tamukai and I have been creating works together since my debut song ‘PONPONPON,’ and we were able to make another fun MV this time as well. Since it’s my 15th anniversary, I’ve snuck in some staging that will remind you of ‘PONPONPON,’ so please go looking for it! I’d be happy if you also paid attention to the dance with Kiji-kun set to the music!”
 
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu is an icon of J-pop and Harajuku kawaii. For the last 15 years, her unique kawaii artistry has carried her from Japan to the world, crossing music, fashion, and culture. She started out as a teenage model and blogger on Harajuku’s street-fashion scene, appearing in magazines like KERA and Zipper, before Yasutaka Nakata brought her into music. She made her major debut in July 2011 with “PONPONPON,” whose music video has since surpassed 200 million views on YouTube, cementing her as Harajuku’s defining voice. Since 2013, she has completed five world tours, carrying Harajuku’s kawaii aesthetic across the globe. Her fans include Charli XCX, Ariana Grande, Lady Gaga, and Katy Perry. In 2020, Lady Gaga selected her as one of the world’s powerful women for the “Woman of Choice” playlist celebrating International Women’s Day.
 
Her recent releases include “KURU KURU HARAJUKU,”  “Focus Focus,” “Tsukihime,” and most recently, “Pang Pang Pang.”
 
Kyary’s global reach spans 685K TikTok followers (2M creates, 1.6B views), 1.23M Instagram followers, 246M Spotify streams, and 615M YouTube views.

“Pang Pang Pang” is out everywhere now. Watch the official music video HERE.

 


About Kyary Pamyu Pamyu
Kyary Pamyu Pamyu made her major debut in August 2011 with the mini-album Moshi Moshi Harajuku, produced by Yasutaka Nakata. Since 2013, she has completed five world tours. In April 2022, she headlined the GOBI stage at Coachella across two weekends. In 2023, she toured seven cities across Europe and the Americas. A continually challenging icon of “HARAJUKU” and “JAPANESE POP,” she refuses to be confined by anything.
 
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Andy Shauf Releases 'The Party (10th Anniversary Edition)' + 'the afterparty' EP Today

ANDY SHAUF RELEASES
THE PARTY (10th ANNIVERSARY EDITION)  
+ the afterparty ep TODAY

LISTEN TO PREVIOUSLY UNHEARD TRACK
“
ANGELA THE TRAVELLER”

Photo Credit: Colin Medley

“ ‘The Party’ is definitely worth celebrating.” - Uncut
 
“A folk record so lush it feels as though Shauf made a feature film, providing settings, characters and colour to fill out a full motion picture with just 10 songs. Dipping into '60s pop melodies, it’s easy to see yourself slow dancing to ‘The Party’ while closing out your own messy gathering.” - CBC Music
 
“The result recalls classic pop songwriters in the vein of Harry Nilsson or Randy Newman, coupled with the plainspoken timbre of a Paul Simon, albeit with a laconic Canadian drawl. Shauf also possesses a keen, emotive ear for complex arrangements and lavish orchestrations.” - NPR Music  

A breakout album upon its debut in 2016, Andy Shauf is releasing ‘The Party (10th Anniversary Edition)’ today, a special double vinyl piece with nine additional tracks accompanying the original studio version, including three never-before-released songs plus alternate cuts and demo recordings. This bonus material is also out now digitally as a collection of songs called ‘the afterparty’. Listen to it HERE.

With ‘The Party’ Shauf masterfully creates a cast of memorable and unique characters. They show up “Early to the Party,” reveal secrets (“To You”) or try to reveal nothing (“The Magician”). In “a city the size of a dinner plate,” everyone knew the guy who keeled over after smoking what he promised would be his last pack of cigarettes (“Alexander All Alone”). There’s the girl dancing by herself in the middle of the room, with the “Eyes of Them All” upon her. One moment you’re dancing with someone who bears an uncanny resemblance to your ex (“Martha Sways”) and later slagging your best friend as way of endearing yourself to his recently dumped ex (“Quite Like You”). All of this is set to ornate arrangements of fuzzed-out guitars, string sections, clarinets and dreamy synths; all draped over delicate piano, acoustic guitars and rainy-day drums.  

“ ‘The Party’ didn’t happen because I knew what I was doing, it happened because I kept making mistakes,” Shauf explained when asked to reflect on the making of this seminal album. “[It was] four years of trying and trying again until eventually the happy accidents added up to something cohesive. It was a process of learning, like anything is. If I’d taken the same revisionist approach to my real life, maybe the lost period wouldn’t have stretched out for so long. Mistakes made in songs led to new arrangements and new approaches, mistakes in life led to more and more confusion and hurt. Thankfully life has allowed me the time to learn that I was simply lucky to have been given the chance to explore at all.” Read his essay in full at
andyshauf.com.   


Listen to ‘The Party (10th Anniversary Edition)’ feat. ‘the afterparty’
1. The Magician
2. Early to the Party
3. Twist Your Ankle
4. Quite Like You
5. Begin Again
6. The Worst in You
7. To You
8. Eyes of Them All
9. Alexander All Alone
10. Martha Sways
 
1. the magician (demo)

2. angela the traveller
3. begin again (v2)
4. eyes of them all (demo)
5. the interrupter 

6. losing
7. twist your ankle (demo)
8. my brother jeremy (demo)
9. martha sways (v2)

 

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LP Covers Neil Young's “Harvest Moon” (Watch Video) + Hear Los Lobos Cover of "Cinnamon Girl"

Cinema Music Group and Killphonic Records Present:


OUT TODAY: 

WATCH LP’S NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR “HARVEST MOON” AND HEAR LOS LOBOS COVER OF “CINNAMON GIRL”


From Heart of Gold: The Songs of Neil Young

Volumes 2: Out of the Blue and Volume 3: Into The Black

To Benefit The Bridge School, Out November 6th


Featuring New Recordings From King Princess, Modest Mouse, Draco Rosa, Lucinda Williams, MJ Lenderman, Ann Wilson, My Morning Jacket, Ben Gibbard, Kurt Vile and The Violators, Edie Brickell, and More!



Cinema Music Group and Killphonic Records have unveiled a new music video for LP’s interpretation of Neil Young’s beloved “Harvest Moon,” directed by Redamo Rosa. The video arrives alongside Los Lobos’ spirited take on “Cinnamon Girl,” marking the final two preview tracks ahead of the November 6 release of Heart of Gold: The Songs of Neil Young, Vol. 2 – Out of the Blue and Vol. 3 – Into the Black.


The forthcoming collections bring together an extraordinary lineup of artists, each offering their own interpretation of Young’s enduring catalog in support of The Bridge School, the nonprofit founded by Neil and Pegi Young. Arriving as the organization celebrates its 40th anniversary, the project honors both Young’s musical legacy and the school's ongoing commitment to ensuring that individuals with complex communication needs have the tools and opportunities to be heard. On the collections, Young says, “Thanks to all of the artists who contributed their performances in support of The Bridge School.”


WATCH LP’S OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO FOR “HARVEST MOON” HERE

Photo Credit: Jaxon Whittington

Reflecting on their contribution, LP shares, ““Harvest Moon is one of my favorite Neil Young songs and I was very honored to sing it. Neil Young has forever been and remains a huge influence for me and his lyrical prowess has inspired me throughout my career. His clarity of the heart and sweetness of the soul rings clear as a bell through this song and could make you believe in true love forever.”



LISTEN TO LOS LOBOS “CINNAMON GIRL” HERE


WATCH VISUALIZER HERE

Los Lobos credit: Piero F. Giunt 


These captivating collection volumes highlight performances by King Princess, Draco Rosa, Lucinda Williams, Ann Wilson, Peter Frampton, Modest Mouse, MJ Lendermann, Ben Gibbard, Cold War Kids, Kurt Vile, The Violators, My Morning Jacket, and many others. Scroll down to view the complete tracklist. Album proceeds directly benefit The Bridge School, a nonprofit established by Neil and Pegi Young to assist individuals facing severe physical and speech challenges. Every featured artist generously donated their track to champion the organization's cause. Secure your copy of both volumes on limited-edition colored vinyl HERE.


You can also hear previously released tracks from the forthcoming volumes, King Princess’s “Helpless”, Draco Rosa’s “After The Gold Rush”, My Morning Jacket featuring The Preservation Hall Jazz Band “Like a Hurricane”, and Modest Mouse with Califone “Barstool Blues”.


LISTEN TO KING PRINCESS COVER “HELPLESS” HERE


LISTEN TO DRACO ROSA COVER “AFTER THE GOLD RUSH” HERE


LISTEN TO MY MORNING JACKET FEATURING THE PRESERVATION HALL JAZZ BAND’S COVER OF “LIKE A HURRICANE HERE”


LISTEN TO MODEST MOUSE WITH CALIFONE COVER OF “BARSTOOL BLUES” HERE

TOMORA (The Chemical Brothers’ Tom Rowlands and AURORA) Release New EP CELEBRATION Today

TOMORA RELEASE NEW EP CELEBRATION LISTEN HERE COMPRISED OF AURORA AND TOM ROWLANDS OF THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS EP FOLLOWS THE DUO’S CRITICALLY ...