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The new album from Darwin Deez, entitled 10 Songs That Happened When You Left Me With My Stupid Heart, is out now. To celebrate the release Darwin has shared a 25 minute documentary entitled The House Show Tour.

In the Summer of 2017, having just delivered final mixes of his new album and faced with a period of downtime, Darwin reached out to his Twitter followers, tweeting an offer to play fans homes / garages / basements / whatever for $160, just to see what would happen.

The result was a full fan to artist directly organised DIY tour across the US, with two of his band mates, playing both new songs and fan favourites. At the first show on the tour Darwin met Eric, from Sound It Out Films, who was sold by the romance of the idea and offered to document the remaining dates, from the genuinely humiliating lows to the triumphant highs.  It’s a must watch!

Following the recent release of their debut album, ‘Lost Friends’, Middle Kids have now launched Found Friends which brings the charm of Mix-tape culture into the modern age by creatively utilising Spotify’s technology to match fans, and their playlists, with each other wherever they may be.

“We made our album Lost Friends with the intention to help listeners further discover what is true and beautiful about the world and its people.To us, the phrase Lost Friends mourns lost connections but also reveres the very human desire for relationship. We are thankful for the bonds that music creates for us and want you to feel a little more connected by music, too.”

Check out Found Friends HERE and share a playlist and find a friend. It’s great fun.

Australian trio Middle Kids, Hannah Joy, Harry Day and Tim Fitz, today share the video for‘Don’t Be Hiding’, which follows the recent release of their critically acclaimed debut album ‘Lost Friends’.

Hannah says about the song and video, “There are so many things we feel ashamed of and then so often hide. When hidden, it is easy to feel people don’t know us and if they did know us, they wouldn’t accept us. Don’t Be Hiding calls us to be honest and brave in sharing who we are whilst learning to love ourselves and each other as imperfect yet cherished people.  We made this video at Harry’s house. It’s relaxed and playful, like the song, as if to create a space to explore this idea of sharing and accepting.”

The band will tour the UK and Europe this November, all dates and tickets links are HERE.

Darwin Deez announces today that his fourth album, entitled ’10 Songs That Happened When You Left Me With My Stupid Heart’, will be released August 31.

To celebrate the announce, Darwin has shared the album’s opening track and first single ‘The World’s Best Kisser’. The ingenious video for which was created by Darwin himself and can be watched below.

Darwin Deez also announces both US and UK/EU tour dates today – to find a show near you and get your tickets HERE.

Hinds today release their highly anticipated new album I Don’t Run and in celebration share the video for “Finally Floating.” Perhaps the most bold and confident we’ve heard Hinds yet, “Finally Floating” revolves around a dance floor-ready beat as Carlotta Cosials and Ana Perrote exchange vocals like duelling bulls. “I’m feeling great ’till I’m laying in bed and all these random melodies sound again,” they cry while likening their experience to being trapped in suspended reality. The music video for “Finally Floating,” was directed by Wiissa and features a Hinds bike tour around their hometown of Madrid.

It’s been over two years since Hinds released their breakout debut album Leave Me Alone, and the band today release I Don’t Run, showcasing a bigger, better, faster, funnier, more dexterous Hinds. Co-produced by Hinds and Gordon Raphael and mixed by Shawn Everett, I Don’t Run is the product of a band fighting for their place, a band unwilling to rely upon their successes, a band who have just begun to prove themselves, and a band who plays hard but works even harder. With this second LP they continue their quest to own their narrative – one of sisters doing it for themselves. “We loved making this album,” says Ana Perrote. “We knew what we wanted and we have what we wanted. This is a new start for us and we’re fucking ready.” Buy I Don’t Run HERE.