Raucous Nottingham upstarts put a contemporary twist on classic rock with their amalgamation of ferocious, riff-laden tracks.

Celebrating twenty-five years, Ben chats to Snow Patrol bassist Paul Wilson to understand the journey of one of Britain’s best bands.

The Mic chats to Isle of Wight singer-songwriter Lauran Hibberd about her indie-pop packing a dark-humoured punch.

Isobel catches up with indie pop's Cassia mid-European tour, ahead of their November UK run.

Do Nothing have earned their stripes as Nottingham's next shining light. Cameron Chadwick speaks to frontman Chris Bailey to discover more.

The Mic sits down with a bona fide pop star-in-waiting, whose driven mentality and divergent personality bolster his soul-filled vocals.

The Mic catches up with bassist Jack Flanagan to discuss the influences on new record A Billion Heartbeats.

Tilly Greentree possesses the maturity of an artist twice her age, crafting relaxed lounge pop soaked in neo-jazz.

For the third instalment of our FOCUS feature, Ben Standring sits down with the soul-inspired Mollie Ralph for an in-depth discussion.

The Mic chats to Amber Run frontman Joe Keogh to talk about the band's chaotic dynamic, the live platform and their Nottingham affiliation.

Ben joins Sports Team for a quick-fire chat about gigging, their debut album, Juul pods, cricket and James Martin.

Arthur had a chat with Kieran Crook of indie-rock four piece The Sherlocks to talk about their upcoming second album.

For the second instalment of FOCUS Nottingham feature, we sit down with Jaque and Myles from Kaleidø to discuss the band dynamic.

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

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

We sit down with troubadour Myles Knight to discuss his musical life in the city and the things that make him tick on our first FOCUS piece.

The Mic sits down with London-based Palace to discuss how love, loss and maturity inspired their therapeutic second LP.

Sean catches up with Blood Youth's Sam Hallett at 2000 Trees 2019. Was [Starve] the album you wanted to make? “Yeah definitely, we knew...

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

Enter Shikari frontman Rou Reynolds played a short acoustic set at Rough Trade on Sunday in support of his new book ‘Dear Future...