Album · 2026 · 13 Songs

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Mick Harvey and Amanda Acevedo have confirmed 4 September as the release date for their third album together, 'Psychedelia in White', out through Mute Records. The record follows on from June's announcement and lead single 'Perfect Storm', and marks a shift in the duo's approach: where their debut 'Phantasmagoria in Blue' and 2026's 'Golden Mirrors (The Uncovered Sessions Vol. 1)' were predominantly reinterpretations, 'Psychedelia in White' comprises seven original works, written and recorded across Australia and Chile. They have released the second single from the album, 'Song For Aurora' as a tasty single treat in advance.

Two minutes. That's all Osaka's LADY FLASH give you on 'Titans Baby', and they don't waste a second of it. Jagged guitars collide with melodies so sweet they practically apologise for it, dual vocals trading places like they're swapping secrets mid-sentence — the whole thing over before you've properly caught your breath. It's über cool in the way genuinely confident bands are über cool: not performing it, just doing it and letting the rest of us catch up. There's a post-punk nervous energy running underneath, the kind that name-checks Pavement and XTC in its bones without ever sounding like homework.

Cape Town singer-songwriter Esspi has spent six years making ‘FAUXstalgia’, an album whose title comes from a word she invented to describe something strangely familiar: mourning a time you never actually lived through. The project of Sarah Pearson, Esspi reaches backwards musically too, pulling from the production of the ’70s and ’80s and artists including Kate Bush, Depeche Mode, Linda Ronstadt, Queen and The Eagles. But ‘FAUXstalgia’ isn’t interested in becoming a period piece. Those influences are dragged into her own mix of folk-pop, alt-pop and indie-country, with plenty of modern pop instinct still intact.

Two minutes. That's all Osaka's LADY FLASH give you on 'Titans Baby', and they don't waste a second of it. Jagged guitars collide with melodies so sweet they practically apologise for it, dual vocals trading places like they're swapping secrets mid-sentence — the whole thing over before you've properly caught your breath. It's über cool in the way genuinely confident bands are über cool: not performing it, just doing it and letting the rest of us catch up. There's a post-punk nervous energy running underneath, the kind that name-checks Pavement and XTC in its bones without ever sounding like homework.

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