In the new edition of our Big Read feature, Lucy Gray caught up with DMA’s frontman Matt Mason to talk about their new album and much more.

The Mic is proud to premiere Nosebleeds, the third single from Birmingham-based Tall Stories, with an exclusive chat with Louis Griffin.

A stalwart of the Nottingham music scene, Bru-C chats to Tristan Phipps about keeping positive during life in lockdown.

In our latest instalment of our FOCUS Nottingham feature, Hannah Pickard spoke to Matt Andrews about her relationship with music and more!

For the latest instalment of our FOCUS Nottingham feature, Matt Andrews caught up with rising troubadour Louis Croft.

The Mic spoke to punk-rock legend Frank Turner in a discussion which covered all things Covid-19 and gigging from your from room.

Hastings hotshots Kid Kapichi were in jovial spirits as they joined The Mic for a discussion about partisan punk in the austerity age.

In the latest of our FOCUS Nottingham spotlight feature, BLLE discusses her artistic growth, inspirations and life with social distancing.

The Mic caught up with the enigmatic Baxter Dury in an effort to ascertain a sense of what lies beneath his captivating yet cool exterior.

Louis chats to alt-pop outfit Walt Disco about social isolation, the Glasgow scene, and the latest single from their upcoming EP.

Irish singer-songwriter David Keenan chatted to The Mic pre-lockdown about his writing process, religion and the importance of reflection.

Joe interviews UoN alumnus and up and coming artist, Maya Zara.

If you’ve not yet heard of Porridge Radio, that’s about to change. Pre-corona, they were due to embark on a nationwide tour for album 2.

For our next Big Read, Jermaine interviews Blaine Harrison of Mystery Jets to talk crisis, care and their long-awaited return.

Louis sat down with London-based band Sorry, who proved passionate and enthusiastic but, genre-wise, difficult to pin down.

Abby chats to Jay 'Beans on Toast' before the Bodega outing of his UK headline tour, while Cameron gives a run-down of the show.

Scottish four-piece Twin Atlantic are back with their first album since 2016, POWER, and are starting 2020 with a number of intimate shows.

Jermain caught up with Gengahr frontman Felix Bushe after their Rough Trade show in support of new record 'Sanctuary'.

For February's Big Read, Mic editor Daisy Carter sits down with London-based outfit The Big Moon following the release of their second LP.

The punk-inspired trio sit down to reflect on a turbulent 2019, the importance of independent music venues and their creative developments.