Stereogum — Taylor Swift released The Tortured Poets Department , a surprise double album, last week. On Monday night, Pet Shop Boys’ Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe sat down for a conversation with The Guardian critic Alexis Petridis ahead of the release of t... more info

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Stereogum — At the end of the month, Pet Shop Boys are releasing a new album, Nonetheless, their follow-up to 2020’s Hotspot . They shared lead single “Loneliness” from it back in January, and today they’re back with another song, “Dancing Star,”... more info

Stereogum — The British guitar wizard Bernard Butler will probably always be best-known for his time in Suede, playing on that band’s classic first two albums. In 1994, Butler contentiously parted ways with Suede, and he’s done a lot of other things since... more info

Consequence Of Sound — To close out BBC Radio 2's Piano Month. Pet Shop Boys Cover “All The Young Dudes” With BBC Concert Orchestra: Watch Frank Stein more info

Stereogum — This spring, the Pet Shop Boys, the duo who have been making excellent conceptual dance-pop jams since the mid-’80s, will release their next album Nonetheless. Last month, when the group dropped lead single “Loneliness,” they said that they ... more info

Stereogum — UK synthpop titans Pet Shop Boys have been steadily cranking out dryly euphoric music for decades, and they remain hugely relevant. Just in the past few months, PSB have been covered by Sally Shapiro, Sleaford Mods, TR/ST with Jake Shears, and Bar... more info

Consequence Of Sound — The James Ford-produced album arrives in April through Parlophone. Pet Shop Boys Announce New Album Nonetheless, Reveal First Single “Loneliness”: Stream Scoop Harrison more info

Stereogum — In December, TR/ST shared “Robrash.” Today, the project of Winnipeg-born, LA-based musician and producer Robert Alfons is surprise-dropping an eponymous EP and announcing his signing to Dais Records. The EP includes “Robrash,” as well as f... more info

Obscure Sound — Los Angeles-based act Brain Club show a developing synth-pop appeal on their third single “By A Thread,” culminating in a bustling arp-friendly hook — emitting a nostalgic engrossment reminiscent of Pet Shop Boys and Erasure. Murmured synths an... more info