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A Ten Song Introduction To Japan
Japan’s rich history of culture and politics, especially during WW2, brought about new interpretations of Western music, and created some...

The Mic Magazine
Sep 12, 20225 min read


A Ten Song Introduction To Sweden
Former and beloved Features Editor Gemma Cockrell glances at the importance of Swedish artists and their influence on our pop culture....
Gemma Cockrell
Sep 12, 20223 min read


The Mic Recommends...
This week our writers at The Mic review new tracks from Nickelback, Blood Orange, and WILLOW. Grayscale – Lamb Of God With their latest...

The Mic Magazine
Sep 12, 20227 min read


Classics Revisited: AJJ - 'People Who Can Eat People are the Luckiest People in the World'
On its fifteenth anniversary, Hal Hewlett revisits AJJ's People Who Can Eat People and its lasting effect on how we perceive music, the...
Hal Hewlett
Sep 11, 20225 min read


A Ten Song Introduction To Germany
After a pandemic-ridden hiatus since March 2020, The Mic’s features editor, Roxann Yus, attempts to bring this series back to life,...
Roxann Yus
Sep 6, 20223 min read


Interview: Lime Cordiale
At Boardmasters festival Benedict Watson had the pleasure of interviewing the charismatic Lime Cordiale, a successful Australian...
Benedict Watson
Sep 6, 20223 min read


Heavy Gig Preview
With the new term fast approaching, the city of Nottingham is gearing up for a tidal wave of amazing heavy music this next few months! So...
Jake Longhurst
Sep 6, 20225 min read


The Mic Recommends...
This week The Mic Recommends... series is jam-packed with reviews of artist-comebacks as well as up-and-coming talent. There’d Better Be...

The Mic Magazine
Sep 5, 20227 min read


Interview: M'Way - Reading Festival
On the final day of Reading Festival, our Managing Director, Jake Longhurst, caught up with Nottingham-based rapper M’Way for a chat...
Jake Longhurst
Sep 4, 20223 min read


Reading Festival: What Biscuit Are You?
On the weekend of the iconic Reading Festival, The Mic president, Jake Longhurst, was joined by his brother, Sam Longhurst, to talk to a...
Jake Longhurst
Sep 4, 20224 min read


Reading Festival Curates a Supergroup
Jake Longhurst was at Reading Festival over the weekend and had a chat with plenty of bands, asking them all two important questions, the...
Jake Longhurst
Sep 2, 20223 min read


The Mic Recommends...
This week The Mic Recommends offer you some fantastic selections from the alternative spectrum. M1SERY_SYNDROME – nothing,nowhere....

The Mic Magazine
Aug 29, 20223 min read


A Ten Song Introduction To Disney
Disney; everybody’s favourite sugary-sweet corporate giant. What started as a charming little animation studio a century ago is now a...
Izzy Morris
Aug 29, 20226 min read


The Mic Recommends...
A smaller volume of tracks this week doesn't mean they should be played any quieter. Our writers recommend a diverse selection of artists...

The Mic Magazine
Aug 21, 20224 min read


The Mic Recommends...
This week The Mic Recommends... brings you new tracks from Pale Waves, Enter Shikari, and Kasabian. Read what our writers make of...

The Mic Magazine
Aug 15, 20228 min read


The Mic Recommends...
Continuing The Mic's summer streak of recommendations, our writers this week offer tracks from the likes of The Killers, Slipknot, and...

The Mic Magazine
Aug 8, 20227 min read


Classics Revisited: Alice In Chains - 'Dirt'
Kerenza Hudson reviews Dirt by Alice In Chains for The Mic’s Classics Revisited series as the album approaches its 30th anniversary. With...
Kerenza Hudson
Aug 8, 20224 min read


Classics Revisited: Bon Iver - 'For Emma, Forever Ago'
The Mic’s new editor-in-chief, Caradoc Gayer, dives deep into the indie canon to locate the cryptic and ongoing importance of Bon Iver’s...
Caradoc Gayer
Aug 8, 20225 min read


A Ten Song Introduction To The Ultimate Road Trip Playlist
The ultimate road trip playlist is a beautiful thing. Obviously, it’s dependent on your own personal taste and preferences and therefore,...
Jake Longhurst
Aug 2, 20226 min read


A Ten Song Introduction To Early 2000s Pop Punk Music
Pop punk is alive once again, for better or for worse (I’m talking about you, MGK). Let The Mic’s former Features Editor Gemma Cockrell...
Gemma Cockrell
Aug 1, 20224 min read
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