Alex headed down to Rough Trade Nottingham to watch Feeder celebrate the release of Tallulah with an enthralling acoustic set.

Neither aggressive, snarling punk nor glam indie-rock, but with elements of both; DIY with tongue-in-cheek wit, yet flamboyant and dramatic.

The internet's favourite pop rapper returns with a fourth studio album. Cameron takes a visit to Whatever USA.

Stockport wise-cracks offer a diligent take on the political landscape but fall flat on breaking through the musical stratosphere.

Exploring the whirlwind of emotions that inevitably come with falling for someone, The Regrettes deliver an addictive sophomore effort.

Former Spring-King linchpin delves deep into his childhood following the debut of a reflective yet expansive new solo project.

A prodigal singer-songrapper bursting with charisma, Bryce Vine’s debut full-length transcends the nightlife of both coasts in style.

Alternative singer-songwriter and ex-Rilo Kiley singer brings her enchanting mix of Americana-tinged indie folk to a jubilant Nottingham...

2000 Trees is somewhat of a heartland for Frank Turner fans. Characterised by his consistent appearances and the iconic ‘Camp Turner’ at...

At the precise halfway point of 2019, The Mic’s editor-in-chief takes a look at the standout releases of the year so far. 10. Fontaines...

The Mic has reached the end of a very successful musical and academic year seeing a massive variety of talented local artists every week...

As the sun rose on a glistening June morning, festival goers scrambled to London for the final day of London’s newest high-profile...

The Undisputed Heavyweight Champion of Twitter and most rapidly growing pop star to emerge from the UK since Adele surprises with a...

The all-smiling, all-snarling, all-dancing punk trio caught up with The Mic backstage in Leeds to talk about their headline tour, a debut...