Stephen Glass claims Aberdeen search for answers over Rangers penalty call is a 'pointless exercise'

Moderat have announced their fourth album and their first release since 2016’s ‘III’, ‘MORE D4TA’ – find the art and full tracklist below.The 10-track album is set to be released on May 13 on Monkeytown Records, and can be pre-ordered here. It features lyrics inspired by member Sascha Ring’s trips to Berlin’s Gemäldegalerie museum, often with his infant daughter.As the album itself was written during the pandemic era, many of Ring’s ruminations were on his worries for the future as he pondered the museum’s antique paintings, leading to many of the album’s songs dealing with “feelings of isolation and information overload”.Moderat have shared the first preview of the album in the song ‘Fast Land’, which received a striking music video directed by Ben Miethke. Watch it here:The supergroup – comprising Sascha Ring of Apparat and Modeselektor’s Gernot Bronsert and Sebastian Szary – first announced their hiatus in 2017 to focus on their own projects, and subsequently spent two years apart before reuniting to release more music as a group.Moderat recently announced a tour including stops at London’s Alexandra Palace on October 31 and Barcelona’s Sónar Festival on June 17.

Kanye West has seemingly extended an olive branch to Kid Cudi.The since-deleted Instagram post seen by Complex, which was a screenshot of a message from Cudi in which he asked for help to “keep my mind sane” amid the tension over SNL host Pete Davidson, Ye showed support by writing “Love you family” above. It’s not clear why the rapper has now removed it.Last week, Ye said his collaborator (whom he released a 2018 album with under Kids See Ghosts) would not appear on ‘Donda 2’ due to his friendship Davidson, who is dating his estranged wife Kim Kardashian.West posted a handwritten note to Instagram last Saturday (February 12), sharing the news with his fans.

Aberdeen are next for Graham Alexander's Motherwell side as the Steelmen make the journey north to Pittodrie.

Rangers captain James Tavernier will stand trial next year accused of dangerous driving.

Unwavering Charlie Nicholas has laughed off conspiracy theorists and told them there's no grand referee plan to help Rangers get decisions in the Scottish Premiership.

Rangers legend Barry Ferguson thinks the Rangers faithful need to lay off James Tavernier as he harked back to the captain's infamous programme notes.

Former Motherwell defender Stephen Craigan believes the Steelmen have to reflect after a tough 6-1 defeat at the hands of Rangers.

Midfielder Mark O'Hara admits conceding twice in the final three minutes of the first half against Rangers hit Motherwell where it hurts - and they never recovered.

For much of the season Rangers have been chapping at the door without much success.

Ricky Foster insists the only regret Rangers can have from their hammering of Motherwell is that they could have scored more.

Graham Alexander says Motherwell were undone by a "world class" finish from Rangers' James Tavernier.

A few early scares gave way to plenty of possession and finally a bloodbath as Rangers sliced and diced Motherwell to move four points clear at the top of the Premiership with a 6-1 win.

Just being mentioned in the same breath as Willie Miller is lofty praise in north east football circles.

Steven Gerrard reckons the arrival of VAR in Scottish football will silence the anti- Rangers conspiracy theorists at a stroke.

Former leading Scottish referee Hugh Dallas has insisted VAR would not have ruled on the controversial penalty awarded to Rangers against Aberdeen.

Former top level Scottish referee Steve Conroy insists John Beaton got it wrong with his penalty award that earned Rangers a point against Aberdeen at Ibrox.

Pundit Gordon Dalziel believes Connor Goldson deserves flak for putting Rangers into a hole against Aberdeen.

Rangers and Aberdeen caused Hotline chaos and Celtic were also in the mix.

James Tavernier has warned that Rangers ’ title hopes are on the line if they don’t sort out their home form.

Steven Gerrard believes Fashion Sakala had his shirt pulled as Rangers were awarded their penalty against Aberdeen.

It wouldn't be a big night of Premiership action without a major flashpoint up for debate.

Steven Gerrard insists Rangers have lost their identity and says it’s up to him to fix it quickly as he looks to rediscover their spark.

Concerned Neil McCann fears Rangers are a pale imitation of the side that romped to an undefeated Premiership title triumph last season.

Seething Stephen Glass insists Aberdeen were the victims of TWO dodgy John Beaton refereeing decisions that cost his side a vital win at Ibrox.