After teasing fans with a preview to a new release on Instagram last night, Rihanna reclaims her bad gal status with the "trap goddess" banger "Bitch Better Have My Money." BBHMM is hard and fierce — a complete 180 from her latest collaborative soft-rock, semi-experimental hit "FourFiveSeconds" and her rudest track yet. "Kamikaze if you think that you gon' knock me off the top," blasts Riri. BBHMM will be featured on Rihanna's up-coming 8th studio album, rumoured R8. - Ebyan Abdigir
"Everything New" moves like ocean surf: Laura Lloyd and Jasamine White-Gluz's twin vocals roll in and wash up and recede into lace; guitar strings twinkle like bits of spray scattering sunlight; the bass is the undercurrent, the engine that keeps the tune's whole ebb and flow in motion. But waves, as you know, are erosive; they drag away the shoreline, pull by pull. It's melancholy at its heart. "Time," indeed, "will subside." - Chris Hampton
A two-for from Californian one-time hardcore act Ceremony, who have apparently become, like, totally obsessed with Ian Curtis and his band Joy Division. "Have you heard of them? They're like sooooo good."
Whatever. The Manchester Glower — maybe the most contagious disease affecting bands in the 21st century — has claimed another. These guys happen to wear it quite well. Gimme this over new Interpol. - Chris Hampton
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