Graham Coxon's Long-Lost Album Castle Park Drops

0:00On April 21st, Graham Cox and Jistrop News on a long-law solo album called Castle Park recorded in 2011 and finally seeing release. On June 19th via Transgressive, this 10-track project pulls from the same sessions as his 2012 effort, O plus E. It was originally I'd as the next chapter after that album, but life pulled him toward blurry unions and side hustles, so it stayed on the shelf for over a decade. The drop ties into a massive reissue of his solo catalog, covering 9 studio records through A plus E plus 3 soundtracks, including the end of. The F-word, Ang World, Parts 1 and 2, and Super State from 2021. On the same June 19th date, his first two solo joints, the sky is too high from 1998 and the Golden D from 2000 Git, Deluxe represses. He's also locked in a career-spanning headline gig at London's O2 Forum, Kentish Town, on November 28th, marking his first full band show in.

1:02More than 10 years, with tickets hitting General Sale, Friday at 9 a.m. British Summertime. Fans have been buzzing over the lead, single Billy says, a live staple that's got that classic Cox and Edge perfect timing to dive back into his solo. World before the show sell out. With the news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending in sound.