Compared to other artists that occupy the “90s Britpop stars go solo” genre, Gaz Coombes continues to fly somewhat under the radar with...

The Murder Capital emerged from the COVID-19 pandemic an entirely rejuvenated band, with a more contemplative, pensive sound to match the...

Not content with letting their critically acclaimed 2022 album rest, Viagra Boys have released a deluxe edition of the record. Luke Bower...

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London synth witch Paige Bea returns with a refreshingly detailed EP. Releases editor Ewan Samms explores it's twists and turns. Praise...

A mature offering from Philadelphia's Gladie, their sophomore album proves that they're in control of their sound. Hal Hewlett tells all....

A new voice in London folk cements herself as a bonafide songstress with her debut album, Murmurations. The Mic's Releases Editor Ewan...

It seems only fitting that Blackpool quintet Boston Manor title their brooding new album as Datura, given that datura flowers open their...

Holly Humberstone announces a new compilation EP with a fresh single, Can You Afford to Lose Me? Holly Humberstone’s new release, Can You...

Matt Maltese reflects on loss and how our internal worlds affect the ones around us, in typical hushed tones. Matt Maltese’s new single...

One of the UK's most refreshing rockers, Sam Fender adds to his consistent collection of songs with Wild Grey Ocean. Once again, Sam...

After years of morphing from relatable rockers to stylish schmoozers, Arctic Monkeys return with both feet firmly planted in the lounge....

Following two stellar offerings as a timeless folk songwriter, role model to self-loathing white girls everywhere, Taylor Swift, returns...

Following two viral and gut-busting singles, Television Screams return with a promising new tune, as described by Sam Christelow....

After years of being the nicest man in UK Hip-Hop, Loyle Carner returns with a boldly mature, daring and introspective effort. Will...

The 1975 return with their strongest album yet, littered with details, immaculate production and a fine line walked between poetry and...

On today's episode of TikToker turned credible artist, we have Nessa Barrett, as reviewed by Gemma Cockrell. I am aware that some...

A timeless-sounding album from a youthful yet mature artist, Clairo's Sling stuns in it's vivid poetry and musical control. Following...

Bristol-based pop-punk emo rock band Trashed are on the cusp of releasing their debut full-length album, and Jake Longhurst was lucky...

Chloe Moriondo is done being a pop darling. On her new album, SUCKERPUNCH, they leave behind tired pop flavours and bedroom covers in...