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Creeper have announced their third album ‘Sanguivore’ and new UK tour dates – see the list of gigs and watch the video for new single ‘Cry To Heaven’ below.The Southampton band will release the follow-up to 2020’s ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’ via their new label home Spinefarm on October 13. It follows last year’s ‘American Noir’ EP.Discussing the new single, vocalist Will Gould said in a statement: “Keeping in line with the band’s ethos of aggressive musical progression, the song is once again an ambitious departure from previous works.“‘Cry To Heaven’ turns the key and unlocks a door to a new world of decadent excess.

EXCLUSIVE: An eclectic collection of upcoming projects ranging from Guy Ritchie‘s debut TV series to Nicolas Winding Refn’s The Famous Five to an Italian-language series for Netflix are tied together by one constant: Moonage Pictures.

EXCLUSIVE: Guy Ritchie’s Netflix series The Gentlemen is expanding its recurring cast, adding Harry Goodwins and Ruby Sear in key roles.

One beloved kid's TV show is set to return to our screens, decades after it came to an end.

EXCLUSIVE: Max Beesley (The Outsider, Hijack) has been cast to play Henry Collins in the Netflix series, The Gentlemen, created by Guy Ritchie and inspired by his 2019 Miramax film of the same name.

Naman Ramachandran The beloved “Famous Five” stories of Enid Blyton are being reimagined for the BBC and ZDF by Nicolas Winding Refn. The 3 x 90′ series is based on the 21 “Famous Five” novels and short stories Blyton wrote between 1942 and 1963. The series follows five daring young explorers as they encounter treacherous, action-packed adventures, remarkable mysteries, unparalleled danger and astounding secrets. It is created for television and executive produced by Winding Refn (byNWR) and Matthew Read (Moonage Pictures), in co-production with ZDF in Germany. The French territory is already presold to TF1. Filming is currently underway across the southwest of the U.K.

Drive auteur Nicholas Winding Refn is is forging a TV adaptation of The Famous Five for the BBC and ZDF.

Guy Ritchie is set to reunite with longtime collaborator Vinnie Jones (Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels, Snatch) in Netflix’s The Gentlemen, a TV series inspired by Ritchie’s 2019 Miramax film. Jones joins the cast alongside Kaya Scodalerio (Crawl), Giancarlo Esposito (Better Call Saul), Daniel Ings (I Hate Suzie), Joely Richardson (Lady Chatterley’s Lover) and Peter Serafinowicz (The Tick).

Theo James is set to lead Netflix’s The Gentlemen, based on the Guy Ritchie film of the same name, Deadline has learned. Production begins next in London next week.

You Me At Six, Nova Twins and Twin Atlantic.The Cheltenham music festival will take place from July 6-9, with the likes of Jimmy Eat World, Turnstile and IDLES set to top the bill.2000trees has this afternoon (March 28) added a number of artists to their 2022 bill. As well as You Me At Six, Nova Twins and Twin Atlantic, the likes of Boston Manor, KennyHoopla, Angel Du$t, Heavy Lungs, Salem, The Hurt Process, Mannequin Pussy, They Fell From The Sky, As December Falls and Kid Brunswick are set to perform at the event.Peaks!, cheerbleederz, GIRLI, Petrol Girls, Daisy Brain, Berries, Thrill Collins, The Scratch, ME REX, Grandma’s House, Cold Years, Cassyette, Crashface, joe unknown, onelinedrawing, Gaz Brookfield, James and the Cold Gun, Bastions, XL Life, The Violent Hearts, Joe Appleford, Masca and Dean McMullen will also play at 2000trees this year.“There is a lot to be excited about at Trees this year,” 2000trees Festival organiser and booker James Scarlett said in a statement.“Particular highlights for me are Twin Atlantic doing a special forest acoustic set, the Xcerts headlining Wednesday night in the Forest with a full on rock set and just generally watching the best up & coming rock acts in the world (Cassyette, Salem, GIRLI etc etc etc).

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix is in negotiations for a green light to The Gentlemen, a series adaptation of the 2019 Guy Ritchie movie, sources said. Ritchie co-wrote the pilot script, will direct the first two episodes and will serve as an executive producer on the series, which Miramax TV is producing alongside Moonage in the UK.

NME can exclusive confirm that Creeper are the latest band to be revealed for 2000 Trees Festival. Check out the line-up and an exclusive interview with singer Will Gould below.Taking to the main stage before headliners Jimmy Eat World, Creeper will be joining the likes of IDLES, Thrice, Turnstile, The Regrettes, Rolo Tomassi and Bob Vylan at the Cheltenham rock festival this July.“2000 Trees gave Creeper one of our first festival experiences and they’ve believed in us ever since,” Gould told NME, before describing the event as “an absolute mates-fest”.

EXCLUSIVE: Netflix has greenlit a UK crime thriller adaptation of Si Spencer’s mind-bending graphic novel Bodies, Deadline can reveal, about four detectives in four different London eras who find themselves investigating the same murder.

Creeper side-project Salem have released a new version of ‘Fall Out Of Love’, as heard in 2022’s Scream.The track originally featured as the opening track to their 2020 self-titled debut EP but now the duo (Will Gould and Matt Reynolds) have collaborated with alt-pop star Carlie Hanson for a new take on ‘Fall Out Of Love’.The track also plays out over the credits to the recently released Scream 5.“It is such an honour to be involved with the Scream movie soundtrack,” said Gould. “As big fans of the franchise it has been surreal to be asked to be a part of its legacy in some small way.

Creeper have shared a brand new single – listen to the dramatic, anthemic ‘America At Night’ below.The song is the second preview of the Southampton band’s forthcoming new EP ‘American Noir’, after they shared first single ‘Midnight’ earlier this year.The band’s new EP is set for release on July 30 via Roadrunner, and is described as an epilogue to the story presented on their 2020 album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’.Listen to ‘America At Night’ below:In a recent interview with NME, Creeper frontman Will Gould discussed the upcoming EP, and how it wasn’t ever meant to exist until lockdown taught him “how important it was to serve the fans”.“A lot of the people that come and see us feel very lost at home, feel alone, and feel like they’re

Creeper‘s Will Gould has revealed what to expect from their upcoming ‘American Noir’ EP, as well as discussing what became of material recorded with Blink-182‘s Travis Barker.Released on July 30, ‘American Noir’ is more than a collection of off-cuts and B-sides. Backstage at the Download Pilot, Gould explained to NME how it wasn’t ever meant to exist until lockdown taught him “how important it was to serve the fans”.“A lot of the people that come and see us feel very lost at home, feel alone, and feel like they’re drifting a lot of the time,” said Gould.

Creeper have announced details of a new EP, described as an epilogue to the story presented on their 2020 album ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’.‘American Noir’ is set to come out on July 30 via Roadrunner, and is being previewed by its first single ‘Midnight’.According to a press release, the new EP is a requiem to Roe, a central character in the band’s recent second album.Frontman Will Gould explained: “This new EP is comprised of material we’d written over the course of the last album.

Creeper vocalist Will Gould’s side project Salem have announced a handful of UK tour dates, scheduled for October.The tour will celebrate the arrival of Salem’s latest EP, ‘Salem II’, which was released last Friday (May 7). Their Join The Church tour will see them head to 19 stops over the course of the month.The shows will be supported by James And The Cold Gun.

Creeper vocalist Will Gould – have announced details of a new EP and shared a new song.‘Draculads’ is the first preview of upcoming EP ‘Salem II’, set for release on May 7.

Creeper’s ambitious second record ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’. With his personal life in turmoil and working hard to trade out Creeper’s hardcore edges for something more Brit-pop influenced, he needed a release.

Creeper have announced the departure of drummer Dan Bratton.In a statement posted on social media, the Southampton band wrote: “Creeper have parted ways with drummer Dan Bratton.”The band gave no further information on the departure of Bratton, who had been the drummer since their inception in 2014.Bratton performed on both of Creeper’s studio albums – 2017 debut ‘Eternity, In Your Arms’ and 2020’s ‘Sex, Death & The Infinite Void’ – as well as their 2014 self-titled EP, 2015’s The Callous Heart EP, and 2016’s The Stranger.Creeper have parted ways with drummer Dan Bratton.— C R E E P E R (@creepercultuk) September 10, 2020Last month, Creeper’s singer Will Gould shared a track-by-track video guide of their acclaimed new album, ‘Sex, Death &