arrow-right-1arrow-right-2facebookinstagramlogosoundcloud spotifytwitter
  • Sounds
    • Playlists
    • Introducing
    • Reviews
  • Stories
    • Roots
    • Resistance
    • Care
    • Transformation
  • Berlin
    • Community
    • Music Industry
  • About
    • Newsletter
    • Join
  • Sounds
  • Stories
  • Berlin
  • About
  • Join

News – 01.08.19

01/08/2019
by Norman Fleischer

  • Foals unleash mighty new single and video Black Bull
  • Elbow unveil cinematic new single Dexter & Sinister, teasing their new album Giants Of All Sizes
  • IDLES share new Mercedes Marxist B-Side called I Dream Guillotine
  • HAIM return with sparkling new single called Summer Girl
  • Devendra Banhart teases upcoming Ma album with melancholic new piece Memorial
  • Bon Iver reflect on their career and upcoming new album in new documentary called i,i
  • Sleater-Kinney tease forthcoming album with new single Can I Go On

Related

12 Great Underappreciated Albums Of 2021 You Might Have Missed

Of course, we did our best to follow the release schedules of every week but even for music nerds like us the pandemic-fuelled overload of releases can be quite overwhelming these times and some records slip through your fingers or are simply discovered months after their initial release. In this feature the staff of NBHAP takes a closer look at some of these great little treasures that deserve more attention, including albums by Anna Leone, Crumb, L'impératrice, Grandmas House, Makthaverskan and more.

The Benefit Of Lockdown Dynamics: Black Midi Unravel Their Furious Second LP “Cavalcade”

Following their triumphant first impact with their 2019 debut "Schlagenheim" British 'hard-to-define'- guitar rockers Black Midi are about to return with an even wilder follow-up these days. This band continues to fascinate the listener with their artistic determination and their impressive musical qualities. Created in during the lockdown and without guitarist Matt Kwasniewski-Kevin who took a break from the band "Cavalcade" is a triumphant return. NBHAP author Tamsin Paternoster phoned up the band to talk about the record.
© 2026 | NBHAP | All rights reserved
  • About
  • Legal Notice
  • Privacy Policy

We use cookies to ensure that we give you the best experience on our website. If you continue to use this site we will assume that you are happy with it. Read more about it in our legal notice.

Get exclusive monthly content

OFFKEY Newsletter ×