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The⁣ Charlatans Unveil Dreamy ‘We Are Love‘ remix by MGMT

london,⁣ UK – The⁢ Charlatans have released⁣ a captivating ‌remix of their new single, “We⁤ Are Love,” crafted by the acclaimed American psychedelic pop band MGMT. ⁢The remix premiered‍ today on NME adn offers a ⁣fresh outlook on⁢ the track, taken from the band’s first⁢ album in eight years.

The⁣ forthcoming album, due ⁣out after‌ a hiatus of eight⁢ years, represents a significant moment for‍ The Charlatans and their dedicated⁢ fanbase. Produced by a stellar lineup including ‌Dev Hynes (Blood Orange, lightspeed Champion), ‍Fred Macpherson (Spector, Rachel Yourial, Jessica⁢ Winter, taahliah),‍ and legendary producer ‌Stephen Street​ (The⁢ smiths, Blur, The Cranberries), the ⁢record is already‌ being hailed ‍by some ‍as the⁢ band’s best work to date. Tim Burgess, the band’s frontman, expressed his⁢ awe,​ stating, “I think it’s ⁢the best record that ⁢we’ve done. I’m filled with elation and pride around it.”

Burgess previously shared with NME in July that the band’s return⁤ hinged on ⁢a collective desire to create something ‍meaningful. “We all felt we had to have the desire to make something, to have something to say,⁤ to be able to have something worthwhile that we all‍ felt⁤ good about,”⁤ he explained. “We all love all ⁤11 ⁢tracks,which⁤ is⁢ an amazing feat – for us all to love everything.” The album reportedly took over two-and-a-half ‍years to ​complete.

beyond the ‌new album ⁣and remix, The Charlatans ⁤are also contributing to the upcoming 30th-anniversary reissue of​ War ⁣Child’s influential 1995 charity album, ‘help.’

Wolf Alice Announce 2024 Tour Following UK Chart-Topping Album ‘The Clearing’

Wolf Alice are embarking on a new tour following the success of their latest album, ‘The Clearing,’ which reached Number One in the UK‌ on ⁤August 22. The band will ​perform across the UK and Europe, with⁤ North American dates also scheduled. Tickets for ‌UK and ⁤European shows are available now, while ⁣North American tickets can be purchased via Ticketmaster.

The tour announcement arrives as wolf Alice reflects on themes of maturation and self-discovery explored within ‘The Clearing.’ The album, their second to top the UK charts after 2021’s⁤ ‘Blue weekend,’ delves into the complexities of‌ navigating life after one’s twenties. NME lauded the record with‌ a five-star review, describing it as “the kind⁣ of album that ​could only be written after the dust has settled​ on your twenties and the post-30 clarity sets in,” and asserting that wolf Alice “keep on getting better with every record.”

The band’s‌ evolving sound and lyrical focus resonate with a growing audience grappling with similar life stages, solidifying their ‌position as a leading voice for a generation.’The Clearing’ represents a important⁢ artistic step for Wolf‍ Alice, showcasing their⁣ continued growth and willingness to explore introspective themes.