We have a lot of metal music enjoyers here at the Mic - Jay Kirby aims to get you into the genre with these ten tracks. Whether it be the...

Paramore's long awaited comeback finally came this year, and This Is Why proved they had not lost a step in their hiatus. Jodie Averis,...

Alice Beard reviews as Irish post-punk quintet take Manchester's Albert Hall.

The Murder Capital emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic an entirely rejuvenated band, with a more contemplative, pensive sound to match the...

Kerenza Hudson offers their POV of the perfect hardcore playlist. Containing brutal tracks by Knocked Loose, Code Orange, and more, this...

In a rare intimate show, Jake Longhurst made the trip down to the capital to witness the punk-rock juggernauts at their raucous best. One...

Ali Glen offers his thoughts as Porridge Radio perform at the Metronome.

Following two stellar offerings as a timeless folk songwriter, role model to self-loathing white girls everywhere, Taylor Swift, returns...

Jake Longhurst was at Reading Festival over the weekend and had a chat with plenty of bands, asking them all two important questions, the...

From Rotterdam to Brussels to Hamburg, Cat Jordan has lived out every music fan's dream: she followed her favourite band on tour around...

Hal Hewlett revisits Sandinista! by The Clash for The Mic's Classics Revisited series. Picture me, age 15, on the floor of Fresh Cuts...

The Mic's Hal Hewlett discusses Oso Oso's third full length album, 'sore thumb'.

In 2021, songs from Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album Sour were completely inescapable. From tear-jerking heartbreak anthem driver’s license...

Benedict Watson sat down with KAWALA’s lead singer Jim Higson after their fantastic acoustic show and signing at Rough Trade. Having just...

The last time Wolf Alice embarked on a headline tour of the UK, it was in support of their second album, Visions Of A Life, writes Louis...

The mic's Freya Martin reviews caroline's self titled debut album.

The Mic's Christi Smith shares her experience of Mitski's brand new record - 'Laurel Hell'.

Rhianna Greensmith breaks down Holly Humberstone's ‘The Walls Are Way Too Thin’.

The Mic's Maia Gibbs accounts her experience of Damon Albarn's 4th solo album, 'The Nearer the Fountain, More Pure The Stream Flows'.

Lee “Scratch” Perry is a sort of divine figure within the annuls of 20th century popular music. The kind who, even if you’d never heard a...