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Synth-pop breakout artist Ladyhawke offers a teaser trailer for her long-awaited second album.

Commemorative editions and a documentary will honour the 25th anniversary of Paul Simon’s Graceland album.

Prog rock space cadets The Mars Volta have announced their sixth album Noctourniquet.

Angus Stone, of Angus & Julia fame, has made his new solo song ‘Broken Brights’ available for download.

Adelaide’s surprise success The Beards deliver new single ‘I’m In The Mood… For Beards’, prep their third album and book a national tour.

Adele’s 21 has equaled John Farnham’s Whispering Jack record of 25 weeks at number one on the ARIA Album Chart.

Psychedelic kooks the Flaming Lips confirm Bon Iver for their crazy collaborative release.

After giving away the long-awaited Get Loved, Faker are already talking titles and tracks for their next album.

Kele Okereke has revealed that Bloc Party are working on demos for their fourth album in the Big Apple.

Van Halen took advantage of the estimated 1,000,000 people descending on Times Square in New York and the 100 million watching on TV on New Year’s Eve to unveil what is believed to be the album cover for the new album.

Van Halen will release the new album on February 7, 2012.

Van Halen’s cryptic graphic featuring the date 2.7.12 has sent fans guessing into what it is all about.

Michael Bublé’s Christmas album holds off Reece Mastin’s debut on this week’s ARIA Chart wrap.

Glamorous former Idol Adam Lambert previews his new single and announces his next album featuring Pharrell, Bruno Mars and more.

Music DVDs comprise the majority of new releases this week, but there are a few interesting albums.

‘Doom folk’. It’s not the title of the new Mumford & Sons album, it’s the genre.

Indie stars The Shins have announced their fourth album Port Of Morrow to be released early next year.

Sinead O’Connor is gearing up for the release of her ninth studio album.

Adele, Ke$ha, Elvis Costello, QOTSA, Sting, and scores more appear on Amnesty International’s four-disc, seventy-five-song Bob Dylan cover collection.