The best singles of the week

Primal Scream – “Love Insurrection”

The new album by Primal Scream “Come Ahead” will be released by Bmg on 8 November, and will be the Scottish band's twelfth studio album, the first since “Chaosmosis” in 2016. Speaking about the record, frontman Bobbie Gillespie said: “I'm really excited about this album, the way you would be about making your first record. If there's an overarching theme to Come Ahead it's conflict, both inner and outer. There's also a thread of compassion running through the album. The title is a Glaswegian term. If someone's threatening to fight you, you say: ‘Come ahead!’. It's a phrase that captures that indomitable Glaswegian spirit, and the album itself shares that same aggressive, self-assured attitude. Up there they've got a word for it – ‘Come Ahead’ is also a pretty cheeky title”.

Oasis – “Up In The Sky” (Monnow Valley Version)

Oasis Oasis have released a version of “Up In The Sky” from the failed sessions for “Definitely Maybe”, their landmark debut album released in 1994. The track was mixed by Noel Gallagher and will be included in the 30th-anniversary reissue of the album, out from 30 August, which will contain both the tracks from the sessions recorded in Wales and later abandoned, and the tracks from the final recordings made at Samwills Studios in Cornwall. 

Alan Sparhawk – “Can U Hear”

The Low voice and guitarist Alan Sparhawk reveals the details of his new solo album: the record is titled “White Roses, My God” and will be released on 27 September via Sub Pop. It was recorded at 20 Below Studios in Duluth (Minnesota) and marks the first official release by a member of Low since the death of Mimi Parker two years ago. Listen below to the first single “Can U Hear”:

Johnny Marr – “All Out Attack”

Johnny Marr has announced details of the reissue of his 2003 album with The Healers, titled “Boomslang”, which will include previously unreleased material. Originally released in 2003 by Marr and The Healers, the album will be reissued in full after more than two decades, out on 20 September.

Tom Meighan – “White Lies”

Former Kasabian frontman Tom Meighan announces his new album “Roadrunner”, out on 13 September via Blue Rocket Records. Listen below to the first single “White Lies”:

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26/03/2026