Django Django are back with a glittering new record, embracing their nostalgic sound whilst simultaneously leaning towards newer,...

Twenty-five years to the day of releasing debut single Tuner/Lower, Scotland’s beloved post-rockers Mogwai return with their 10th studio...

As the burgeoning indie music scene strengthened its grip on the UK, an up-and-coming Viola Beach and their summery blend of Brit-pop...

Notts hip-hop duo, Local Healers serve up candid and cerebral beats on new EP, Paintings on the Wall. Spurred by the legends of the past...

In efforts to keep the lauded legacy of Lil Peep alive, the late artist’s estate has re-released his collaborative CALIFORNIA GIRLS EP....

As the days slowly grow longer and warmer, spring even seems like it could be around the corner. This week’s collection of tracks balance...

The Staveley-Taylor sisters create their most personal and intimate album yet with their first in four years, Good Woman. Though known...

All high, no comedown, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets are back with a blistering new record with a suitably absurdist name. Where their 2019...

Slowthai takes a look in a cracked mirror on sophomore album, TYRON. Moving from a jagged-edged electro backed first-half with the CAPS...

After taking a semester’s leave from uni, indie-pop maven Claud went on to tour with Girlpool, Girl in Red, and The Neighbourhood, and...

Surging with violence and dripping with venom, Portrayal of Guilt’s half-hour of industrial-grade hardcore is enough to purge the...

Fifteen years after its release, Amrit Virdi reflects on the enduring impact of Arctic Monkeys’ debut record, Whatever People Say I am,...

On his collaborative album with Four Tet’s Kieran Hebden, the producer, multi-instrumentalist, DJ, and visionary turns what he hears into...

In an unlikely but majestic collaboration with the London Contemporary Orchestra at London’s famed Royal Albert Hall, RY X (Ryan Cuming)...

With the first month of the new year finally over, February brings us a very satisfyingly uniformed calendar and plenty of new tracks....

With the boundaries of sound constantly being pushed as artists and producers search for new ways to express their creativity, the...

Responding to the hype attributed to her from all corners of the music industry, Celeste has delivered a debut album that outperforms all...

Teetering on the border between profundity and absurdity, Black Country, New Road’s For the first time is a sprawling feat of a debut....

Known for their melody-dense, radio rock, You Me At Six tread down a darker path on their seventh studio album SUCKAPUNCH. Featuring...

Atop the backdrop of a glacial January, Matt Andrews caught up with Jungleland, the Nottingham rock upstarts hoping to set the local...