Antigen Records

It's day 22 of the Joyzine advent calendar and it's jingle all the way, as they are giving away a FREE download of John Callaghan's super-festive SuperGlu remix. Bad puns and sleigh bells abound in his reworking of their debut single - Latvian (Why Would Yule Do That?).

Gigslutz readers have voted SuperGlu best live band of 2016! The Manningtree-based pop upstarts hoovered up 60% of the vote, beating off fierce rivals Kasabian and picking up 15 times as many votes as the Cribs. At a time when electoral fraud is very much in the news, it's refreshing to see the 2016 Gigslutz Awards free of any such impropriety.

Lovers of free music, rejoice! SuperGlu’s new single Dreams is now available on the world’s favourite music discovery website. And it has has made two huge playlists: New Music Friday (where they find themselves competing for your attention with Beyonce and the Rolling Stones) and the influential Indie List.

Ben Brown struggles to fully engage with another wacky SuperGlu photo-op, organised by 3-6-9 PR to accompany an interview with 1883 Magazine.

Only four months after we paid them to make Weekend their record of the day, Record of the Day has once more deemed a SuperGlu single worthy of endorsement for remuneration. Today it's Dreams - a "lively burst of melodic indie rock" set for release as a digital download on 25 November.

New footage has emerged from SuperGlu's headlining show at Reading Festival in August. By fortuitous coincidence, the national BBC Introducing team has picked the band's raucous live rendition of new single Dreams as their Thursday Tip.

SuperGlu treat fans to an early taste of new EP Fig with a one song download, available on all digital platforms from 25 November 2016. For those of you who need instant gratification, GigSlutz are exclusively premiering brand new song Dreams right now!

This weekend Manningtree will be deserted, as SuperGlu and DINGUS KHAN embark on a 500 mile round trip to Cardiff to play Swn Festival. What madcap antics will ensue? The Decibel Kid has captured SuperGlu's departure in this fly-on-the-wall documentary.

SuperGlu wake up to discover they will be playing SXSW in March 2017 and that they have become the poster children for the entire festival's online presence. In an improbable turn of events, the publicity team working for the largest and most influential music industry event in the world has chosen to plaster a photo of Ben Ward chewing with his mouth open, over the main music festival landing page. Their corporate sponsors are no doubt furious.