Swirling wisps of hushed, breathy vocals amidst a haze of guitars, Nottingham newcomer Grayce mixes up an enthralling potion of acoustic...

With streetwise themes and tongue-tripping rhythms, the maxim of representing the unrepresented lies at the very crux of salient London...

On the last weekend before we descend into the festivities of the winter period – though relatively little is likely to change other than...

Since being crowned Nottingham’s 2019 Band of the Year, the infallible alt-rock outfit Good Hustles have continued to excel themselves in...

As we stagger past lockdown’s halfway point, The Mic’s writers have rounded up an eclectic selection of the weeks hottest new tracks to...

From performing at the Australian Football League’s Grand Final to shining bright on third studio album The Glow, it could have been a...

The Mic interviews the founder of the Swan Song Project, which aims to help people dealing with bereavement through songwriting

Driven by equal parts angelic guitar chords, heartbreak and cocaine, the story of emotional turbulence which provides its backdrop, is...

With a glittering abundance of lyrical flair and sonic influences that span the length and breadth of the globe, Nottingham indie...

In the thick of a second, trying lockdown, The Mic shine a light on the tracks offering an antidote to the tedium. This week's dazzling...

The Mic explores the significance of the Talking Head's 'Remain in Light', both sonically and culturally.

The Mic speaks with Jerub, a Nottingham-based soul and gospel leaning singer-songwriter.

In a round up of the best singles of the previous week, writers cover releases from Oliver Heldens, Giggs, System of a Down, and many more

Robyn Walford talked making music remotely, disrupting expectations, and starting a lockdown film club, with Bastille's Kyle Simmons.

Late October, atop the backdrop of a dilapidated Britain, North London mob Pigeonhole brought their narcotic cocktail of maundering...

In the latest installment of the celebration of the finest of Nottingham's local scene, The Mic catches up with post punk band Kynch

As spooky season draws to a close, our team have chosen the best singles of the past week to usher in November in style. Have a read...

Benedict Watson returns to 2009 to re-live the spirited masterpiece that kickstarted one of Britain’s most loved indie-rock bands.

The Mic’s Joe Hughes talked with Nottingham soul hero Liam Bailey on his blending of reggae, R&B and soul on new album, ‘Ekundayo’.

As the clocks go back and the winter nights draw closer, The Mic team have handpicked a range of singles to help you fill that extra hour.