Eagle eyed fans have noticed that two new songs are registered to The 1975 in the Ace Repertory, including “More Than You” and “Make it Happen.”
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The 1975 White Out Social Media
The 1975 have begun the teasing again. This time their social media has gone white.
The 1975 Release Live Album
The 1975 have released their live album, DH00278 (Live from The O2, London), on Spotify and Apple Music.
Blink-182’s “Dumpweed” in the Style of The 1975
Cameron Hurley has put together a cover of Blink-182’s “Dumpweed” in the style of The 1975. You can stream that below.
The 1975 to Release ‘What a Shame’ EP?
The 1975 and Pale Waves
Matty Healy of The 1975 and Heather Baron-Gracie of Pale Waves are on the cover of the latest issue of NME talking about making music together:
Matty is at pains to point out the precise extent of his involvement in Pale Waves. “The songs were there, so my involvement in writing was only editing,” he says. “I always have a fear of being overbearing. I know what it’s like to be want to be prided on your own merits, and I would hate to be resented by an artist for feeling I’d strong-armed my involvement for my own personal gain.”
And:
The adulation looks set to grow as Pale Waves make their careful, precise steps forward. Later today, Heather’s back with the rest of the band in the studio recording an EP. An album will follow, but not for at least a year. “With the album, I think we’re just going to show another side to us which is a lot more emotional and not as – I don’t know how to put it… Just, like, a bit more intense.”
The 1975 Release “Milk” as Stand Alone Single
The 1975’s “Milk” is now available on Apple Music and Spotify as a stand alone track. The song was previously a hidden track on the Sex EP.
Lorde Covers The 1975’s “Somebody Else”
The 1975 Retire The Pink Aesthetic
The 1975’s Other Project, Drive Like I Do, to Release Album
Matty Healy of The 1975 has confirmed on Twitter that the band are working on their new album, Music For Cars. That’s not really news. However, he also mentioned that Drive Like I Do, one of the names the band went by before they settled on The 1975, will be working on and releasing their “debut album” in the “coming few years” as well.
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Matt Healy Talks With The Times
Matt Healy of The 1975 sat down with The Times:
“Well, that whole ‘I don’t give a shit’ thing has never really gone far with me,” he says. “It’s why indie is my most hated [music] scene — a scene where you pretend you don’t care in order to not get judged on how bad you are as a musician. But times have moved on. I’m a privileged middle-class kid from Macclesfield. I can’t pretend to be what I’m not.”
The 1975 Goes Gold
The 1975 Announce Their Next Album on Beats 1
The 1975 have announced their next album will be called Music for Cars today on Beats 1 radio. It’ll be the final album in a trilogy and “the end of an era” for the band.
The 1975 Team Up With It Gets Better Project
The 1975 have teamed up with the It Gets Better project to release a special hoodie themed around the band’s song “Loving Someone.”
The 1975 Working on New Music
NME has pulled some new quotes from Matt Healey of The 1975 from the most recent issue of Q. It looks like the band’s already working on their new album:
Healy revealed his hopes for the record to Q, adding that he’d already penned two tracks for the album that are “as good as anything on the previous album” along with “lots of ambient and classical tracks”.
“If you look at third albums, ‘OK Computer’ or ‘The Queen Is Dead’, that’s what we need to do.” Healy continued: “I want a legacy. I want people to look back and think our records were the most important pop records that a band put out in this decade.”