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The Glastonbury festival has unveiled the full line-up for its 2013 leg, and has also added the likes of Deap Vally, Tribes, The 1975…and Bruce Forsyth to the bill.

Tribes enjoyed a Top 5 entry on the UK Record Store Chart this week with their excellent second record ‘Wish To Scream’. The band celebrated in fitting style with a gig at the London Roundhouse on May 29th, check out Andy Crossland‘s gallery right here:

The National and Tribes have both enjoyed high new entries on this week’s UK Record Store Chart with their respective albums ‘Trouble Will Find Me‘ and ‘Wish To Scream‘.

Here’s a look back at Camden, London Indie rock quartet Tribes bathing fans with their warm, fuzzy guitar chords at their New York City debut @ The Mercury Lounge . Seems like it was just yesterday but Live4ever captured the action of front man Johnny Loyd and co. (Dan White (guitar) Miguel Demelo (drums) Jim Cratchley (bass) back in December of 2011! (Images © Live4ever Media)

No less than 58 acts have been added to Brighton’s Great Escape line-up today, with Everything Everything, Tribes and Deap Vally leading the new recruits.

Video for Tribes’ new single ‘How The Other Half Live’ – first single taken from their new album ‘Wish To Scream’, released May 20th

Tribes have announced a series of UK dates for April and May as ‘Wish To Scream‘, the successor to their 2012 debut ‘Baby‘, gets ready for release on May 20th. – Tribes Concert Tickets

Tribes have premiered the new track ‘How The Other Half Live‘ ahead of the release of their second studio album ‘Wish To Scream‘ on May 20th.

Tribes will swiftly follow-up their debut album ‘Baby‘ next year with ‘Wish To Scream‘.

Live4ever’s Essential Listening 2012 series begins today with ten of our own favourite debut releases of the year. Stay tuned over the coming weeks for essential music videos; EP, track and album highlights from the many bands which have featured in our Radar section during the course of the year; as well as the pick of the gigs Live4ever has witnessed over the past twelve months. And don’t miss our wider, main Albums rundown next month to see which, if any, debuts have also made it on to that list.

Is your favourite debut of 2012 missing from our Essentials retrospective? Remember, we’re recommending, not preaching, so make sure you highlight your pick of the year by leaving a comment below.