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  • Digital News Editor, NBC News
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St Albans
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Journalist for @nbcnews in London. On Twitter since 2007. It's been fun. Find me on BlueSky: bsky.app/profile/psmithjournalist.bsky.social
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Mad Cool Festival 2026, review – Revellers worship our rock saviours Nick Cave, Lorde and Florence Welch

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By Patrick Smith Verified
| Yahoo News Malaysia Verified
If Mad Cool's name could be distilled to a single gesture, it would be the shaka: that thumb-and-pinkie surfer salute, deployed here without a hint of irony. But move past that and you'll be rewarded with a lineup this year that is second to none. The festival opens with Wolf Alice, prize-laden leading lights of a generation whose decade-long mastery of genre-fluid rock is unimpeachable. Fusing pristine melodies to snarling guitar work, the London quartet never disappoint.
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The unexpected story behind the unofficial Scotland World Cup song

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By Patrick Smith Verified
| MSN UK Verified
It begins with a spare, pulsing electro beat, as if pacing the centre circle before kick-off. When it repeats, another layer drops, then another, the tension thickening bar by bar. Next comes the voice: deadpan and insouciant, yet capable of soaring.
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‘It’s been wild’: The unexpected story behind the (unofficial) Scotland World Cup song

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By Patrick Smith Verified
| Aol Verified
It begins with a spare, pulsing electro beat, as if pacing the centre circle before kick-off. When it repeats, another layer drops, then another, the tension thickening bar by bar. Next comes the voice: deadpan and insouciant, yet capable of soaring.
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