Isabelle Felton weighs in on the latest exposition from the burgeoning post-punk renaissance: the doomy debut from Working Men's Club.

For our Classics Revisited feature, Owen White unpicks the wordless refrains and miserable truisms of Prefab Sprout's ‘Steve McQueen’.

Armed with an acoustic guitar and an arsenal of musing solipsisms, Nottingham’s pop prodigy Remy CB has turned the toil and tumult of...

Fleet Foxes' have made a surprise return with a warmer, but no less mercurial, dive into the psyche of front-man Robin Pecknold.

After dominating social media with hit song 'Coffee', Beabadoobee is back with new LP, Fake It Flowers. Grace Dalaigh-Taylor delves into it.

The debut album from the undisputed king of UK drill, Headie One, shows a definite growth in maturity, but falls deftly short of greatness.

Though live shows may still be a distant daydream, a selection of new single reviews hand-picked by our team are bound to get you moving.

Sleepy, escapist dream pop with a gritty post-punk aftertaste, GFE’s newest EP, ‘Persuade U’ is the band's most intricate project to date.

YouTuber-turned-R&B prodigy Joji returns, and triumphantly, with his hotly-anticipated sophomore record, Nectar.

Who knew that the best pop-punk album of the year would come from a rapper?

At the forefront of a pop-punk resurgence, Louise Dugan gives her thoughts on Stand Atlantic's sparkling sophomore record.

Rife with oddball concoctions and propulsive melodia, 'RE-ANIMATOR' is the fifth full-length affair from Everything Everything.

Described by the band’s gallant frontman Joe Talbot as “the most IDLES we can be,” the Bristol punks return with the riotous 'Ultra Mono'.

The Mic's Benedict Watson talked psychology of a frontman and bouncing back from lockdown with The Snuts' frontman, Jack Cochrane.

"Williams allows each track to melt into one another, the listener being given access to his subconscious"

The Mic is in virtual attendence as Declan McKenna wows the digital crowd with a trip through his delightful new album.

Delayed a few months by the pandemic, Declan McKenna's Zeros feels a suitable ode to a year of uncertainty, turbulence and folly.

Dominic Fike’s debut record What Could Possibly Go Wrong marks the start of his tentative venture from viral star to credible musician.

Alfie Templeman’s “Happiness in Liquid Form” – A brilliant effort from the wonderkid of indie pop.

Sam Barker, a 17-year-old Nottingham rockstar on the rise, caught up with The Mic to discuss the composition and release sophomore EP.