On the first leg of their U.K Sonic Temple tour, 80s rockers The Cult hit Rock City.

The Mic headed down to The Bodega to watch London duo The Rhythm Method deliver a stellar set of homemade British pop.

Miles Kane treated Nottingham to a night of his explosive indie rock in an intimate sold out gig at Rescue Rooms. Bethan Fletcher reviews.

Dublin’s The Murder Capital prove they’re just as enthralling live in a blistering hour at The Bodega.

Louis goes in-depth on the latest release from goth rock legends Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.

Raucous Nottingham upstarts put a contemporary twist on classic rock with their amalgamation of ferocious, riff-laden tracks.

Alex examines the ins and outs of the highly anticipated fifth studio album from seasoned hip-hop artist Danny Brown.

The Mic dives into Swim Deep's latest offering and their first post-hiatus record, finding it to be their most mature to date.

Louis shares his thoughts on navigating 'The Talkies' - the sensitive, confusing and exciting latest offering from Girl Band.

Lucy headed down to the Birmingham headline show from Manchester indie rockers Pale Waves.

Notts' very own Stealth is turning 15, and Tristan tells us all about how they plan to mark the occasion in style.

Freya uncovers the newfound maturity on indie pop eclectics Beach Boy's second full-length album.

Ben gives us an insight into the venues, line up and charities involved with Notts day festival Hockley Hustle 2019.

The Mic sits down with a bona fide pop star-in-waiting, whose driven mentality and divergent personality bolster his soul-filled vocals.

Ben reviews the introspective second album from Nottingham-based singer-songwriter Joey Collins.

Despite a witty album title and a good concept, Barns Courtney’s sophomore record lacks the emotion and energy that of his live show.

Sadie Agg delves into the latest release from the ever-brilliant Ezra Furman, an album birthed in the core facets of punk.

For the third instalment of our FOCUS feature, Ben Standring sits down with the soul-inspired Mollie Ralph for an in-depth discussion.

Tristan Phipps reviews the highly succesful second edition of Tess Fest, hosted at 31K Nottingham.

For the second instalment of FOCUS Nottingham feature, we sit down with Jaque and Myles from Kaleidø to discuss the band dynamic.