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Queens of The Stone Age and Lostprophets add more rock to T too

You can watch the video here; plus SMD to play first UK tour in May

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Capacity increase means you can still see Arctics, Killers and Snow Patrol

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Artic Monkeys, Killers and Snow Patrol to headline

I'm not sure what kind of symmetry this represents, but Richard Swift's new album begins with the sound of tapdancing and nears a close with him crooning, rather sweetly, "I wish I were dead most of the time." "Dressed Up For The Letdown" is Swift's third album, and is a concept album of sorts. It's about a singer-songwriter - let's call him Richard Swift - who struggles for years without success, cursing the ignorance of the labels who refuse to sign him.

This week's musical musings include the 'Dead, Babyshambles and Cat Power

Faintly astonishing news the other day, when it emerged that the new Bloc Party album had entered the American charts at Number 12. I'm personally a bit underwhelmed by that record - Jacknife Lee's production is really bloated and distracting, I think - but it's interesting that arty-ish indie-rock now has serious commercial clout in the States.

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