The follow-up to breakthrough single Who’s The Girl?, Ben Mark Smith’s latest track is a rousing jaunt of smirking self-reflection.

Louis Griffin's thoughts on perhaps the most anticipated album this year in indie circles.

Joey Collins’ latest EP acts both as a statement of fragility and confusion, but also as a paean to self-reflection and emotional maturity.

This week’s instalment of hand-chosen picks features singles from Jake Bugg, Saint Raymond, Sunflower Theives and more.

Hailing from sunny Stoke, the comedy metal group WarlocK release their debut EP – a neat quintet of catchy hooks and sleazy rock riffs.

The latest release from rising Leeds-based duo Sunflower Thieves is a sincere dose of acoustic folk-pop, complete with scorching harmonies.

Adding a narrative-driven earworm to her discography, ‘Fella’ consolidates Mollie Ralph as the Polaris among soul stars-in-waiting.

The new two-track release from rock outfit Good Hustles, acts as a delectable fusillade of noise emblazoned with maturity.

With her latest record, Charli XCX once again shows why she deserves to be recognised as one of the top pop artists of all time.

In the run-up to The 1975's release of their fourth album, the hype reached a fever pitch. Here, The Mic explores whether it was worth it.

This week's edition of our feature highlighting the biggest new single releases includes tracks from IDLES, Dream Wife, Inhaler and more!

This week’s instalment of brand new single reviews, hand-picked by our team, features Flyte, Perfume Genius, Lady Bird and more!

Still in his undying prime, Jason Isbell is one or two great albums away from becoming this generation’s Springsteen.

An intelligent concept and effortlessly emotive delivery make Laura Marling's latest record her most accomplished yet.

Owen looks in-depth at the latest compilation from Clams Casino, collecting his early mixtape work.

This week’s selection of hand-picked new single reviews features new music from Voodoos, Gorillaz, Kacy Hill and more!

This week's 'The Mic Recommends...' includes brand new single reviews featuring the likes of Protomartyr, Jockstrap, Luke Combs and more!

While showing signs of promise, Car Seat Headrest's latest release falls slightly short, lacking the charisma of their previous work.

Fiona Apple's latest release has already caused quite the stir in the world of music journalism; here, Owen explains why it's a masterpiece.

Our latest selection of new single reviews covers new releases from The 1975, Everything Everything, Dream Wife, Blondes and much more!