With the boundaries of sound constantly being pushed as artists and producers search for new ways to express their creativity, the...

Atop the backdrop of a glacial January, Matt Andrews caught up with Jungleland, the Nottingham rock upstarts hoping to set the local...

With the first month of 2021 out of the way, it seems that not a lot of good has come from the new year so far, save the offerings of the...

Examining the Government's hostile abandonment of the arts, Alex Duke assesses the devastating ramifications and restrictions that Brexit...

Compact yet expansive and dealing in oxymorons, the debut EP from Nottingham alt-folk mogul, Night Bus Revival, is a delicately balanced...

New year, same Mic Recommends – back to rounding up the biggest and best tracks of the past week (or in this case two!). Our first...

In the build up to the release of their hotly-anticipated fourth LP Glowing In The Dark, Alex Duke caught up with Django Django members...

A mainstay in the world of soft acoustic-pop, Passenger’s work manages to capture an indescribable world of emotion; each sparkling track...

Whilst providing the opportunity to discover, promote and transmit music in a way that was previously impossible, digital music...

Amassing a million Spotify streams, international TikTok stardom, and an abundance of newly found sonic surety from the pandemic-induced...

One of the only vessels of solace in this year of desolation and torrent was music. Artists laid themselves bare despite a pandemic...

One of the only vessels of solace in this year of desolation and torrent was music. Artists laid themselves bare despite a pandemic...

One of the only vessels of solace in this year of desolation and torrent was music. Artists laid themselves bare despite a pandemic...

Rife with poetic fervour and delivered with downbeat, saccharine charm, the sweet sounds of Nottingham native, Chloe Rodgers, are a...

Sending shockwaves splintering through the otherwise glisteningly perfect bubble that is the world of pop, Jesy Nelson, previously one...

Distinctive and restless without cutting the cord connecting it to its forebears, the slow-burning neo-soul of Daisy Godfrey makes her...

From unflinching memoirs and gritty exposes, to introspective compendiums and historical deep dives, the music book genre is any...

From the Beatles flagship stroll across Abbey Road to the quintessential prismatic eclipse of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, album...

A sharp, incendiary album in a decade considered to be the pinnacle of the Grunge era, Pearl Jam’s Ten (1991) is no less than a testament...

Whilst a seventy-four year-old man dancing rhythmlessly to the Village People’s YMCA became a key image of the Republican election...