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By tapping into the millions of scrobbles coming through Last.fm we can bring you the latest news, charts and trends every day

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The All-American Rejects have been mightily quiet for the past few years but all that is about to change.

Fourth studio album Kids in the Street is due to drop on March 27th and sees the band facing the issues of living a life of excess following their relocation to Los Angeles to record the album.

Read on to see how the pop rock stars have scrobbled so far.The All-American Rejects Hit The Streets

Becoming Real

Many arguments have arisen over musical genres, particularly when it comes to culture vs. commerce. With Skrillex‘s GRAMMY win last week, the latest debate is over dubstep – so what better choice for our Tag of the Week?

At Last.fm Discover you can explore for yourself, with a selection of independent and underground tracks tagged with dubstep by Last.fm users. Read on to find out the kind of sounds you can expect.Step To It

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David Nail has been building on the momentum of his latest album The Sound of a Million Dreams with a sold out tour across the west coast.

Last.fm Trends looks at how the album, released back in November, has been scrobbling.David Nail’s Dreams Come True

Sea Lions

Welcome to another edition of the Last.fm Hype Chart, the place to find out the buzzworthy artists over the past seven days. Whilst last week’s chart saw sky-high Hype Scores topped by John Talabot, it’s an all-new top three this time around.

Read on with Last.fm Trends to find out who’s made it into this week’s fastest-rising artists.more

Depeche Mode

Depeche Mode are due to return to the studio to record a new album this year – taking them up to thirteen full-lengths over a 32-year career.

Today Last.fm Trends looks at their most-scrobbled music, and how new material may be received.Lucky Thirteen

Whitney Houston

The passing of Whitney Houston has seen tributes pour in from around the entertainment world, and music fans are no different: as Last.fm tracks what users listen to, we’ve seen a huge rise in her plays.

Read on with Last.fm Trends to find out how Whitney’s tracks have been scrobbled over the past week.Whitney’s Lasting Legacy

Chris Brown

Chris Brown has premiered the video for new track “Turn Up The Music”, at the end of a week that’s been both successful and controversial for the star. With nods to Michael Jackson and sci-fi, it looks like another hit is on the cards.

Today Last.fm Trends looks at how Team Breezy are scrobbling his tracks on Last.fm.Chris Brown Turns It Up

Sealings

Valentine’s Day has passed, and with it a whole lot of hype. How about celebrating just another ordinary day, with a good dose of shoegaze? On Last.fm Discover there’s a treasure trove of exclusively independent music to unearth – just look down.

Read on to find out who you may discover on a very introspective Tag of the Week.A Downward Gaze

John Talabot

Welcome to another Last.fm Hype Chart, tracking all the most exciting new acts via your scrobbles. Last week saw NYC indie in the form of Hospitality rule, but have they held their place?

Read on to find out who’s been blowing up over the past seven days.A Mystery Man For The Hype Chart

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According to guitarist Graham Coxon, Blur will be back with a new album, after being honored at the forthcoming BRIT Awards. A date hasn’t been set, but fans can start speculating the direction new material may go.

Today Last.fm Trends looks at how an eighth album may make an impact on their charts and scrobbles.Album Number Eight