Mirrortalk’s new EP, “Where Does Everyone Go When I Need Them Most,” drops November 27th via Hassle Records — featuring fan favorites like “Circle The Drain” and “Wait My Turn,” plus a haunting new single “Forget My Name.” This introspective, shoegaze-tinged release dives into self-doubt and emotional isolation, while channeling the band’s roots in metal, hardcore, and classic rock. Recorded at Lower Lane Studios with Jonny Price, the EP’s layered guitar tones anchor every track, marking their most cohesive sonic statement yet. Celebrate the release live at Birmingham’s O2 Institute 3 on the same day — and catch pre-show gigs in Birmingham and Luton. It’s the sound of Mirrortalk evolving, staying true to their heart while pushing forward.

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Data centers are exploding across the U.K., promising economic growth but at a steep cost to power, water, and rural communities—raising urgent calls for a moratorium before irreversible damage occurs. Meanwhile, AI’s rapid integration sparks fears of losing control over autonomous systems, rampant misinformation, and cyber threats. Though AI mimics human thought without true consciousness, its influence is already woven into daily life—from search results to digital avatars resurrecting legends like ABBA—threatening artistic authenticity and blurring the line between human and machine creation.

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Def Leppard just unleashed a long-lost Beatles cover of “Revolution,” originally recorded for a never-aired TV ad, now finally surfacing in their epic new box set “Volume Four.” This massive collection spans their 2015–2023 output, including albums like “Def Leppard,” “Diamond Star Halos,” and “Drastic Symphonies,” all remastered by Ronan McHugh. Packed with rare gems, demos, and alternate mixes — some debuting on vinyl/CD for the first time, others hidden for over 30 years — it’s curated by Joe Elliott himself. The set also includes a hardback book with Ross Halfin’s photos and notes from Paul Elliott, plus exclusive interviews from all band members. A must-have for fans craving deep cuts, iconic sound, and a Beatles surprise that’s been waiting decades to be heard.

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