After a pandemic-enforced delay of over two years, three legendary pop-punk bands are finally hitting the road together. The Mic's...

On-the-rise Southampton three-piece, Mystic Peach have released two psychedelic new singles. Jake Longhurst gives his take. After being...

After a popular week of tracks last week, The Mic Recommends... has been refuelled this week with just as many tracks for you to choose...

Read Jake Longhurst's take on sludge-rockers High On Fire as they play Rescue Rooms.

Gemma Cockrell reviews Waterparks' take of Rock City.

Australia’s answer to the developing genre blending of traditional indie music: Spacey Jane’s long awaited second studio album, Here...

Outbreak Festival’s tenth anniversary took place on the weekend of the 24-26th of June, so Jake Longhurst took a coach and headed to the...

The Mic's Hal Hewlett reviews the latest project from California three-piece Joyce Manor. 40 oz. To Fresno is the latest album from indie...

With an impressive selection of tracks from our talented writers this week, The Mic Recommends... caters to any taste. After a few epic...

Amidst widespread hype within the UK rock scene, London duo Nova Twins have released their second album 'Supernova'. The Mic's Features...

Holding Absence perform a unique acoustic set at Download Festival. Jodie Averis reviews.

Jake Longhurst reviews Kentucky hardcore outfit Knocked Loose as they visit Rescue Rooms on JUne 21st.

Jodie Averis offers her thoughts as history was made when Spiritbox performed for the first time in the UK.

The Mic's resident metalhead Jake Longhurst offers his perspective of Download Festival 2022.

Kerenza Hudson reviews Crash Test Dummies on their 25th anniversary tour at Rescue Rooms.

Aussie punks Amyl and the Sniffers take Rock City by storm. Anya Fogg reviews.

Despite many of us at The Mic slowing down at the moment, both recovering from the academic year and enjoying the sunshine, this week a...

TV Priest are an English 4 piece formed in London in 2019. Dubbed post-punk by critics, the band has quickly amassed a devoted following,...

Caradoc Gayer reviews Scottish band Fatherson's take on Nottingham's Bodega.

NOISY invited Nottingham to the Rescue Rooms for a night of rock’n’roll raving. Roxann Yus headed down and shares her thoughts.