A shimmering, seething product of an unstable year, Deafheaven’s brand new live record, 10 Years Gone, commemorates a decade of the...

Los Angeles-based indie pop icons Foster The People are back with an easy-listening six-song EP. The only problem? It’s abysmal. The...

A home-grown talent, Molly Hocking’s voice – dreamy, yet achingly emotive – alongside a healthy dose of grit, determination and...

Distinctive and restless without cutting the cord connecting it to its forebears, the slow-burning neo-soul of Daisy Godfrey makes her...

A surprise sister album to the enchanting folklore, one of music’s most loved starlets Taylor Swift weaves lucid tales of love,...

In anticipation of his livestreamed gig, rock-and-roll star Liam Gallagher promised “tracks from my two number 1 solo albums as well as some

After the pandemic cut the beloved indie mob’s tour bitterly short, Blossoms grasped technology with both hands in order to provide fans...

Existing at the bashful intersection of neoclassical, ambient, and EDM, the latest project from Icelandic producer Ólafur Arnalds, some...

From unflinching memoirs and gritty exposes, to introspective compendiums and historical deep dives, the music book genre is any...

Is It Too Real for Ya? The Mic enters into a world of virtual reality as Dublin post-punk goliaths Fontaines D.C. take over an empty O2...

From the Beatles flagship stroll across Abbey Road to the quintessential prismatic eclipse of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, album...

A sharp, incendiary album in a decade considered to be the pinnacle of the Grunge era, Pearl Jam’s Ten (1991) is no less than a testament...

Whilst a seventy-four year-old man dancing rhythmlessly to the Village People’s YMCA became a key image of the Republican election...

Swirling wisps of hushed, breathy vocals amidst a haze of guitars, Nottingham newcomer Grayce mixes up an enthralling potion of acoustic...

With streetwise themes and tongue-tripping rhythms, the maxim of representing the unrepresented lies at the very crux of salient London...

On the last weekend before we descend into the festivities of the winter period – though relatively little is likely to change other than...

Since being crowned Nottingham’s 2019 Band of the Year, the infallible alt-rock outfit Good Hustles have continued to excel themselves in...

Born of returning to her family home and having the time to dive back into some of her favourite songs, the new aptly-titled record from...

As we stagger past lockdown’s halfway point, The Mic’s writers have rounded up an eclectic selection of the weeks hottest new tracks to...

Strange sounds for stranger times; the seventh studio album from Gorillaz is a vivid, eccentric revitalisation of pop music. Bringing...