5 BEST ALBUMS OF THE MONTH – OCTOBER 2026
29 October 2026
Band: FONTAINES D.C.
Who: The Irish indie stars, fronted
by their charismatic and highly talented
singer/songwriter Grian Chatten.
Album: DOPAMINE CHAMBER.
Their 5th. Order info here.
Grian Chatten (frontman/songwriter) who spent time among the faded grandeur
of Venice, Vienna and Sicily in search of lyrical inspiration: “I think Romance was maybe
60 per cent human and 40 per cent corrupted by automation, and a loss of feeling.
This one feels more like 60 per cent corrupted — the mask is wearing the face a little
more. I felt it would be more powerful to leave the hope out and reflect the ugliness
honestly. This one needed to feel more like a catastrophic warning.”
TUTV: Their first 2 LPs were afire ones, the ones young gunslingers make, full of vim
and vigour and stuffed with muscular barnstormers. With their third album Skinty Fia
the growing-up Irishmen showed signs of change of course, sonically and lyrically.
The 4th full-length Romance confirmed their new direction completely
and now with Dopamine Chamber they created/crafted a masterpiece.
A strings sweeping, orchestral, gloom/doom triumph. More cinematic, designed synth arrangements, less youthful guitar upheaval, more in-depth reflections about what worried Chatten sees and hears around him in this dark era.
His ruminative tonality and affecting storytelling timbre are on his most entrancing
button. This sign of the times exploit will spin on my headphones for a long time. One
of the most fulfilling records of 2026.
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Band: FAT DOG
Who: London disco-punk cowboys who shoot from the hips.
They made an immediate impact with their debut LP WOOF.
Album: CANCEL ME (I’M TIRED)
Their 2nd longplayer.
Press info: Fat Dog have created an exhilarating, swaggering, panoramic, inventive,
re-inventive, re-re-inventive electro-punk-art-pop-rock’n’roll-space-country triumph that deserves all the adjectives. Over ten mind-bending and melodic tracks, it blends electro-pop anthems, cascading rave bangers, cowboy-tinged pitstops and swirling psychedelia.
TUTV: Fat Dog are barking at the same tree. They use their prize-winning formula
of their debut again, and it works fabulously piquing. Electro-punk pyrotechnics accompanied by boosting bass riffage, drubbing drum beats, crescendo-going vitality,
and Joe Love‘s pressurizing vocals combine for another tiring 24-hour party where you
can chase your tail all night long.
It would be a major blunder to cancel them.
Never modify a victorious dog team.
Let’s go to the races with FD.
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Artist: JOHNNY MARR
Who: The former The Smiths‘ guitar hero, who played afterward
several years with Modest Mouse, also with The Pretenders, Brian
Ferry and many more.
Album: THE AGE OF EVERYTHING
His 5th solo one.
Marr: “This is the record that’s been the most cathartic. The title came to me early in the process and became an inescapable idea. It seemed to sum up the way I think a lot of people are feeling. It’s all encompassing, but it’s not necessarily a negative statement. There’s a sense
of overwhelm in the culture brought about by technology, but looking at it with a different light, there could also be a sense of possibility.”
TUTV: Arguably his best solo effort. A series of top-drawer tunes, action-packed
guitar riffs and sparkling hooks, as usual, with vocal striving. This charming man
made a notably arresting record, up there with The Smiths‘ better work.
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Artists: WHOLE
Who: German darkwave duo featuring Alexander Leonard Donat of Vlimmer
and Fir Cone Children and Thomas Schernikau of Forced To Mode/Forced Movement.
Album: THING
Press info: While rooted in synthpop, THING constantly drifts into darker territory, pulling in elements of post-punk, darkwave, industrial and EBM. It’s an album shaped by two very different musical personalities: one drawn to urgency, noise and momentum, the other to restraint, atmosphere and reflection. Somewhere between those poles, WHOLE found its most direct and cohesive work yet.
Lyrically, the record revolves around a simple but increasingly relevant question:
what makes a human being human? In an age of algorithms, profiles, AI and endless
self-optimization, where exactly is the line between a person and a thing?
TUTV: Overall, Thing sounds like wandering aimlessly in a puzzling labyrinth.
Many ways to walk, many ways to lose yourself, only one way to freedom. WHOLE are looking for answers in this world’s growing AI spider web. Who or what are we, really?
The duo shifts from industrial textures to darkwave dynamics, from gloomy goth to doomy
post-punk percussion, from Die Krupps to Bauhaus, from Nosferatu to Lebanon Hangover. Participate in their sonic odyssey; it’s a worthwhile adventure.
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Band: KIDS WITH BUNS
Who: Belgian dream pop duo, featuring
Marie Van Uytvanck and Amber Piddington.
“We started out with Kids With Buns at age 18 and 20 respectively, and we were
not trained musicians by any means. To be able to put that complete puzzle together.
The arrangement, the songs, the production everything contributes to the whole of
a song.
We have had the privilege of learning it by doing it, from the bedroom
to the stage. And we see the potential in each other’s ideas where no one
else would.”
Album: BELL JAR
Their 3rd. Recorded in
Philadelphia.
The album title is a direct reference to the famous semi-autobiographical
novel by American author Sylvia Plath (1932-1963).
KWB: “The theme of The Bell Jar is how every process in your life is actually circular,
regarding the healing from mental health issues. When things get better, they will also
get worse, and at some point, that becomes a very present theme in our lives. We felt
that we kept falling into certain patterns.”

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TUTV: Once again, we can hear/experience how heartfelt music can generate
a healing force after a break-up and hurting lovesickness. These two wonderful
buns also channel their crestfallen feelings through their singer-songwriters skills
in the hope of a cathartic recovery.
Marie and Amber enchant with guitar-sparkled musings, with warm vocals and
breezy harmonies. Dream-pop tranquillity with a rehabilitating outcome. Enlivening
tunes and ambivalent lullabies alternate throughout this falling down, standing up
record. Bittersweet symphonies for twilight moments.
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PRIMAVERA SOUND PORTUGAL, EUROPE – 10/13 June 2027
QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE Have Their 9th Album Out – Mastermind JOSH HOMME Talks About It With KERRANG!
31 October 2026
Stoner rock top dogs QUEENS OF THE STONE AGE fronted by
Josh Homme released their 9th CD/LP, named PERFECTH, today.
The record is called Perfecth because “perfect,” as a word, has never been honest.
It doesn’t exist. So, Homme broke the word and made it “perfecth,” a more appropriate spelling for a term that never felt right to begin with.
Homme: “Nothing in this world is perfect, but everything seems to be ‘perfecth.
And that title is funny when you’re in a group, but it ain’t so funny when you’re
alone.”
Every song sounds like it’s from a different world. And that’s on purpose, because
it’s trying to stitch together all these emotions revolving around love, lust, foolishness,
and the sort of wisdom that comes as a gift from all that.”
QOTSA have always remained enduringly, singularly magnetic. It isn’t just their sound. It’s their spirit. They are provocative in the most essential sense: unafraid to explore the dark, the sexual, the surreal, the absurd.
Kintsugi — the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by filling its cracks with gold — holds that what has been shattered is made more beautiful, not less, by the act of repair. This is the spirit in which the record was conceived.
Its nine songs map different forms of love: of family, friends, and others both significant and insignificant. The loves that break you beyond survival and the loves that put you back together.
Birthed from sessions tracked everywhere from New Orleans to Los Angeles,
the music is fearless and boundless, moody and menacing, gentle and strange.
Perfecth is, as the cliché goes, grows on you. Moodiness, intimacy,
and spirituality, sonically and lyrically, dominate this new LP.
Singles.
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Mastermind Josh Homme sat down with KERRANG! for an in-depth Q&A
about the new album, health, the late Mark Lanegan, Iggy Pop and more.
Read it HERE
ROCKVILLE, DAYTONA BEACH FLORIDA – 6/9 May 2027
THE DARTS – Premier Garage Punk Band For All Midnight Halloween Creeps Among Us
Daily electricity to load your batteries
30 October 2026
Steamy garage Amazons THE DARTS fronted by charismatic singer-songwriter
Nicole Laurenne deliver this year’s Turn Up The Volume’s Halloween Pick with
their sizzling, roasting, red-hot, and Mephistophelian garage rock firecracker
MIDNIGHT CREEP.
One of the many flaming highlights of their latest LP, named Halloween Love Songs, released last March. An album made for all vampire lovers in hell. Fuel for greedy ghouls.
This smashing pumpkin is perfect to open and
end all creepy midnight Halloween parties.
Don’t stop now, spooky people, let’s move on and
start the punkly party for real, right here, right now.
HALLOWEEN LOVE SONGS
Cover Of Upcoming 45th Album By Rock Seniors GUIDED BY VOICES
For your eyes
30 October 2026
Band: GUIDED BY VOICES
Who: Commended rock unit formed in 1983
by singer-songwriter Robert Pollard, who is
the only constant member.
Album: SPECULATION AND GOSSIP
It’ll arrive on 22 Jan 2027. Tracklist
and digital pre-order info here.
Polard says in an interview with Rolling Stone that Quentin Tarantino’s 2019 movie
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (hence the creepy artwork?) and other influences
he immersed himself with in the creation of the album, including surrealism and dada.
It’s their 45th one. Yes, 45, and I need to add that Robert Pollard also has 22 solo LPs
on his résumé. That sounds surreal, but these are the incontestable facts. And it’s not
that GBV deliver mediocre work. If you check AllMusic‘s reviews of their full-lengths this century (31, that is), they gave them an average rating of 3/5.
I wonder how many albums prog-rock machine King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – so
far 28 in 14 years – will have released after a career as long as Guided By Voices, 43 years
at this point.
Anyway, here’s the lead single, called DESIGNED FOR USE.
A solid gold rocker. Hats off to GBV.
20 BEST TRACKS OF THE MONTH – OCTOBER 2026
This month’s 20 best tracks according to Turn Up The Volume’s ears
ALL TOGETHER
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Band: CLAP YOUR HANDS SAY YEAH
Who: Hailed Philly indie rockers fronted
by mastermind Alec Ounsworth.
In business since 2004.
Track: FEVER OF THE MIND
First single from their upcoming
album, their 7th. Details TBA.
TUTV: CYHSY are finally back in town. Ounsworth whoops
up the temperature and arouses your aural attention with
this contagious comeback stunner.
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Band: GLASVEGAS
Who: Scottish emo-pop vets who
hit the music scene in 2003.
Track: DEGÜELLO
First shared piece from their forthcoming album, their
first in 6 years, baptized Airy Fairy. Out April 2nd, 2027.
TUTV: These melancholic Scottish woolgatherers still wear their hearts on their
sleeves, and still come up with perfervid pop pearls romanticized by frontman
James Allan‘s soul-striking voice and Interpol-refined guitar lines.
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Band: LIBRARY CARD
Who: Voltaic indies from Rotterdam
who found each other in 2021.
Track: BREAKFAST OF CHAMPIONS
New preview from their upcoming debut LP, titled
Peeling an Orange in Just One Go that will come
our way November 6th. More info here.
TUTV: These Dutchmen race and rush with nerve-wracking dash
from the kick-off, propelled by a stormy bass/drum tandem that
provokes head-spinning dizziness. Add pungent vocals, zealous
guitars and a razzle-dazzle chorus, and you know we have a
striking knockout.
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Artists: PARTY DOZEN
Who: Hellish electro-rock duo from Sydney, Australia.
A project loosely based around improvisation.
Track: FULL POWERS
New preview cut from their upcoming 6th album, titled
21 Bum Salute. Out November 6th. More info here.
PD about the song: “There’s ‘Full Powers’ good and there’s ‘Full Powers’ bad.
The good is when you’re personally becoming too powerful, an angel pisses on
you, everything is going very well and suddenly you’re gliding down the street like
King Swinging Dick.
TUTV: Maniacal mayhem guaranteed with these two hectic Aussies who incite more
bedfull than a full army on a maddening mission. Bashing drums, deranged guitars, and
an unhinged saxophone all contribute to a cooking cacophony that leaves you behind out
of breath and out of mind. Oh my, oh my.
The sirens are blaring. Time to get paranoid.
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Band: TRÄŠHBAG
Who: Hefty Irish duo from Dublin (where everyone seems to be in a band lately).
They spent time playing in numerous bands together or standing in for each
other in various bands.
The tandem has a philosophy of fun and not taking themselves too seriously.
In this, the pair found freedom to explore new ideas and sounds, pulling from
a wide range of influences including punk, funk, prog and metal.
Track: BULLET IN MY BRAIN 2
Only their 2nd single, following their boiling
debut slam White Van from last June.
TUTV: Expect some filthy garage rock hubbub. These 2 Irish ramblers
put their trash where their bag is. Broken guitars, nerve-racking bass and
drum attacks and vocal hurly-burly arouse every nerve in your pogoing
body, in just 145 seconds.
Brainsick right? You betcha.
Two words.
Harum scarum.
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Band: CLUSTERSUN
Who: Italian psych-daze trio.
Track: FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
Single from their upcoming 4th album,
named Anti You. Out on 5 March 2027
via Sister 9 Recordings.
It’s not a song about surviving the flames. It is about choosing to burn. And as
the first spark of ‘Anti You‘, it offers a glimpse of what lies ahead: a record born from conflict, pushed beyond comfort and driven by the desire to turn distortion, tension
and noise into something dangerously alive.
TUTV: Holy smoke. Clustersun do not waste time; they steamroll all over your poor stereo with industrial firepower that drives your psyche to ballistic frenzy. No rest for the wicked, no emergency exit for them. Action required, soundtracked by this devastating stormer.
Armageddon is just around the corner, and these hopped-up Italians will lead the troops. As Michael Stipe once sang: “It’s the end of the world as we know it, and it feels fine.”
Burn! Burn! Burn!
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Artist: HEARTWORMS
Who: The psych-pop project of British songstress Jojo Orme who has
released her applauded debut LP Glutton For Punishment last year,
in February.
Track: GUESS I’M STUCK IN THE DARK
The song is about how our brain matter starts to mislead us when we are left
in the dark and how that feeling of uncertainty overwhelms us. Orme gives that
feeling a different twist precisely by embracing these fears and dancing with
them.
TUTV: Guess, this funky jam will enkindle your hips, your feet, your head,
and c’mon, your whole body to dance in the shadows on the wall.
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Band: MOGWAI
Who: The Scottish sound-exploring vets.
They celebrate their 30th anniversary.
To mark the remarkable event, they will release a career-spanning compilation,
with a total of 28 tracks, baptized Happy Tears: The Story Of Mogwai on
8 January 2027.
Track: UNDERGROUND,
A new song that will appear on the compilation,
performed with no other than your tireless punk
dog Iggy Pop.
Pop: “I’ve always liked Mogwai. The opening of the track reminded me
of the crushing modern loneliness. The sung vocal, felt like it was made
for someone who is pissed off and doesn’t mind saying so.”
Stuart Braithwaite (Mogwai‘s guitarist/vocalist): “Hearing the Stooges
had been a life-changing moment for me. Their self-titled album was pretty
much my bible. “
TUTV: From a whisper to a scream. A lust for life
motherrocker. A happy song for happy people (sort of).
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Band: LUNA ROSA
Who: Indie outfit from Northants,
East Midlands of England.
Track: A ROOM BETWEEN THE OCEANS
The song’s institutional shadows were partly informed by a book, titled One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by American novelist Ken Kesey (1935-2001), while its cosmic imagery reflects the band’s vocalist/lyricist Rory McDade’s fascination with the idea of joy and trauma existing within the same space.
TUTV: Mind-bending mixed emotions collide on this monumental goosebumps
roller coaster. A Room Between The Oceans is an astonishing masterstroke amplified
with overwhelming orchestrations, crescendo rock grooves, Interpol-like guitar bliss
and a captivatingly melodramatic chorus with fervent vocals bringing The Afghan
Whigs’ frontman Greg Dulli‘s feverish voice to mind.
Mesmerizing.
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Band: U2
Active: Since 1976 – 50 years!
Track: THE GREATEST SHOW
Newest single from their upcoming 16th full-length,
baptized Carnival De Luz, which will drop on 13th Nov.
TUTV: This could easily be a hidden track from
the 1987 Joshua Tree LP. Emotive, soul-touching
and slightly epic.
Band: LIME GARDEN
Who: 4 power-pop punkettes from
Brighton (UK) on their way to stardom.
Track: MOVING TARGET
New single that follows the release of their
2nd ace LP Maybe Tonight last April.
TUTV: Lime Garden have a frivolous guitar-pop dance
flair to them that triggers fleet-footed body movement
and a brisk ambiance.
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Artist: DEXELLE
Who: Seasoned singer-songwriter-guitarist
Nicolas D’Exelle from Antwerp, Belgium.
Track: DEATH OF A ROSE
TUTV: Death Of A Rose is a shiny electro-pop pearl enriched with glammy orchestrations (think Scritti Politti), spot-on arrangements, Dexelle‘s stylish and impassioned vocals, and busy bass play.
It all results in a tremendously catchy tune for which repeat buttons were invented. Although the song’s story runs on mixed emotions, it’s the kind of sonic gem that puts
a big smile on your face and makes your day before it even begins.
Dexelle operates on this newbie in a space where you can show your funky dance
moves to synth-pop bliss by experts such as Tame Impala, Two Door Cinema Club
and MGMT. Yep, great company.
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Artist: CARYS KINNELL
Who: An experienced musician and singer-songwriter
who brings everything from the dark & cinematic to
pop-surf-rock into one place.
Track: SOUTHERN STARS
Kinnell: “Southern Stars was written on a gloomy and frigid December evening when I was longing for home, Perth, Western Australia. I had a beach in mind, Cottesloe Beach, that my friends and I would go to during the warm months.
Stemming from there, I thought about other activities I missed doing, like going for
late-night drives with my mates, sunsets by the beach, going to Rottnest Island, late-night
gigs and stargazing, spending time looking at the constellations of the Southern Hemisphere.”
TUTV: Expect a richly orchestrated and arranged sunlit pop tune that shines brightly in this autumn. Melancholia triggers, as so often happens, the needed inspiration to get in touch with today and tomorrow. I reckon that when what was connects with what is, good things can happen, even in this disturbing era.
Kinnell‘s heartening voice expresses those homesick feelings
touchingly. She injects this sonic beauty with galvanizing affectivity.
Entrancing.
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Artist: PETER GABRIEL
Track: WHO ARE WE TALKING TO?
Cut from his new, 11th LP, called
o\i. Release date TBA.
Gabriel: “The song was conceived as something that might encourage activism. It might be naive, but I still believe that people have real power for change if they can get together in large enough numbers. Politicians will respond – democracy or not. “My hope is that we start thinking of ourselves as global citizens and that we work together to bring about change on a global scale.”
TUTV: Gabriel grooves once more, half as fast as his Sledgehammer blockbuster,
but catchy enough to get your hips going. Adding a gospel choir here and there
raises the soulful vibrancy.
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Band: OBJECTS IN MOTION
Who: Dream-pop trio from Boston. They create a warm embrace of nostalgic reflection that allows the listener to close their eyes and survey a present that’s informed by where we’ve been and where we’re headed.
Track: RIVER ROAD
“‘River Road’ is about childhood. It’s an homage to loving parental and familial relationships, growing up abroad, having a sense of connection to faraway places, being gloriously and deliciously trapped by memories, and being able to look back very fondly at our personal origins. The song is a celebration of our formative years and a letter of gratitude to those sources of unconditional love and support who shaped them.”
TUTV: This is the kind of titillating tune that makes you jump out of your bed in the morning with a smile on your face, that gives you a boost to go out in the streets and hop around while whistling and humming along to this looking-back gem’s vibe and to draw hope, today and tomorrow, from childhood memories. At the end of the dream-pop tunnel there’s always a light in motion.
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Artists: DEAD ANYWAY
Who: British duo who set the dark lyricism of Kate Arnold against the music
and soundscapes of Marc Symonds. They offer a mix of poetry, electronica
and guitars. A heady brew of dark, glitchy head-messing wonder.
Track: LOVE AND THE LAW
Single from their new album Flash Mob of One, out November 6th. It’s
their 2nd full-length this year, following February‘s Squeaky Piggy Squeaky.
TUTV: Another mid-tempo, Dead Anyway groover to enjoy in your rockin’ chair.
Love and The Law‘s comfortable beats and Kate Arnold‘s calming voice create a
feel-fine ambiance, as long as you don’t project the song’s artwork on your mind’s
screen for too long.
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Band: LUCY’S HOUSE
Who: Indie duo from Australia.
Track: ALIVE
New cut from their forthcoming debut album, titled The Hours.
Out on Nov 27th via Flaming Heart Records.
TUTV: After a short, messy synth intro, you’re drawn into a funky jam that sticks after one spin. Shiny electronics, a rhythm-repeating drum machine, and pondering vocals make Alive an ambient companion for a cosy night in.
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Who: An English producer & songwriter, known for his work with electronicists Feral Five. As well as inhabiting a post-rock landscape with Dice Machine, Drew’s work of times explores neo-classical, electronic, and ambient minimalism.
Track: LANDSCAPES
TUTV: Guess, in these tumultuous times, many of us don’t slow down enough to avoid the mental stress of our daily rat race. Maybe this atmospheric, idyllic synth instrumental will help you enjoy a meditative moment of rest. Landscapes evokes cinematic romanticism and a longing for better days.
Dim the lights, sit down, relax, and empty your head.
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Artists: LOST IN SEPTEMBER
Who: Musical project of Belgian singer-songwriters
Alain Quateau and Renilde Gees, who started making
music together, more than thirty years after they
first met.
Track: ENDLESS FLIGHT
“It’s a very personal song about a dark fear that you cannot easily put into words. When
you love someone very much, with everything you have, the thought of letting go is one of the hardest things. And at the same time, there is something wondrously beautiful in that: perhaps letting go is sometimes the most beautiful thing you can do. Endless Flight is about feelings you would rather not express out loud, but which are there nonetheless.”
TUTV: Starry-eyed Simon and Garfunkel mellifluousness lightens this stripped-to-the-bone, piano-guided ballad up. Soul-stirring vocals and affecting chorus harmonies turn Endless Flight into a euphonic lullaby for dreamy fall moments, when you look out the window, watching leaves swirl while figuring out what is going on in your mind.
Poetry in melancholic motion.
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Band: FONTAINES D.C.
Who: The high-spirited Irishmen who
are enjoying a supersonic career.
Track: WHERE IS GONE?
One of the many highlights on their magnificent new album Dopamine Chamber.
TUTV: It’s a duet featuring frontman Grian Chatten and superstar Rosalía. Together they deliver a dewy-eyed candlelight musing that makes one silent.
Spellbinding doozy.
? AND THE MYSTERIANS Topped US Singles Chart Today 60 Years Ago With ’96 TEARS’
Top singles from the past
30 October 2026
Band: ? AND THE MYSTERIANS (Michigan, US)
Who: Organ pop band fronted by Question Mark,
later identified as Rudy Martinez from
Saginaw Valley, Michigan.
60 years ago today the group topped the
American Singles Chart with 96 TEARS.
Also #1 in Canada.
American singer-songwriter Garland Jeffreys covered the song in 1981.
And English punk band The Stranglers‘ cover was a hit in the UK in 1990.
Lots of tears to cry.
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U2 Announce UK & Euro Dates For Their ‘Greatest Show On Earth’ World Tour Next Year
29 October 2026
As all U2 fans know, their heroes are releasing album number 16, their first
in 9 years, titled Carnival De Luz on November 13th. Pre-order info here.
Below you can hear/watch the first 2 singles.
A couple of weeks ago, they announced a Greatest Show on Earth world tour
for 2027 with arena shows in Mexico City, Buenos Aires and São Paulo.
They just announced UK & Euro dates for Lisbon, Paris,
London, Amsterdam, Stockholm, Milan and Berlin.
All dates and pre-sale info right HERE. Good luck!
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