In the latest of our FOCUS Nottingham spotlight feature, BLLE discusses her artistic growth, inspirations and life with social distancing.

In the latest instalment of our Classics Revisited series, Tristan Phipps unravels the story behind The Beatles' Revolver.

As another week passes without live music, The Mic’s President Tristan Phipps offers his picks of the latest selection of lifestreams.

Our latest selection of new single reviews covers new releases from The 1975, Everything Everything, Dream Wife, Blondes and much more!

Charismatic Nottingham five-piece unleash their uplifting new single into the world, showing no intentions of taking their foot off the gas.

The Mic President, Tristan Phipps, offers his selection of the cool and quirky events happening online from artists worldwide.

On this week’s ‘The Mic Recommends…’, we highlight twenty-two new releases to wrap your ears around in the coming days.

With Easter Sunday spent in lockdown, enjoy our picks of this week's new releases, including tracks from The Strokes, Gorillaz and more.

Do Nothing continue to dig a deeper pool of intrigue into their standout idiosyncratic blend of post-punk on debut EP ‘Zero Dollar Bill’.

For our next Big Read, Jermaine interviews Blaine Harrison of Mystery Jets to talk crisis, care and their long-awaited return.

This week’s picks include singles from The 1975, Boston Manor, Yasmin Lacey, Sports Team and more.

Following a string of highly prestigious support slots, The Big Moon took to Notts Contemporary for nothing less than a celebratory show.

A weekly instalment of brand new single reviews, this week covers releases from Squid, Bob Dylan, Childish Gambino and more.

The trudging and doomy debut record by best pal duo Sorry comes scalding hot, and with apology in their name that is far from necessary.

The ‘Joy’ of The Return of The Slow Readers Club lies in the diverse songwriting and refreshing vocal approaches from Aaron Starkie.

As we all self-isolate, local businesses and music venues are struggling - how can we continue to support our industry whilst staying safe?

Informal kingpin of the Nottingham singer-songwriter scene George Gadd re-emerges into the world of new music with a two-tune live visual.

The Mic is proud to offer an exclusive announcement of The Bodega's quarterly new music showcase.

The eclectic psuedo-pop outfit HMLTD dazzled with their live show once again, despite being plagued with technical hitches.

This instalment of Classics Revisited sees Cameron take a look back at Bruce Springsteen’s last-ditch breakthrough turned and roll staple.