The veteran Canadian singer and songwriter makes his second trip to YouTube Music's Billion Views Club. By Lars Brandle Bryan Adams makes his second trip to YouTube Music’s Billion Views Club, this ...

Off the back of last month’s self-titled debut, My New Band Believe, the project of Black Midi’s Cameron Picton, have added a string of October UK tour dates and shared a video for “In the Blink of an ...

The album cover for Cameron Picton’s first studio album, “My New Band Believe.” The album was released April 10, 2026. Photo courtesy of @mynewbandbelieve on Instagram Though the experimental U.K.

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Over the past decade, several overlapping indie-rock scenes in the U.K. have produced bands that have achieved local popularity thanks to their consistently high-quality music, yet have had only mixed ...

The president addressed the now-deleted AI image depicting himself as the messiah after accepting a DoorDash McDonald's order at the Oval Office President Donald Trump is denying that he intended to ...

Macworld explores switching from Apple Watch to Whoop band, a subscription-based fitness tracker focusing on Sleep, Recovery, and Strain metrics rather than activity rings. Whoop offers 10-day battery ...

The way Cameron Picton tells it, as his time came to an end playing bass and sharing lead vocals in Black Midi, he was exhausted from being part of a successful band and skeptical of starting a new ...

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My New Band Believe, the new group from former black midi guitarist/singer Cameron Picton, release their debut album this week via Rough Trade. Meanwhile, MNBB have shared a brand new song, “Kick me,” ...

Three summers ago, black midi flew to Asia for a tour of Mongolia, South Korea, Japan, and China. The final stop was in Xi’an, and the lads, more than a few beers deep, helped themselves to a ...