An alternative folk-rock quartet, Big Thief brought their captivating stage presence to Rock City for an enchanting live performance.

For our next Big Read, Jermaine interviews Blaine Harrison of Mystery Jets to talk crisis, care and their long-awaited return.

An indie rock sensation from Liverpool, Zuzu brought her winning stage presence and empowering tunes to The Bodega's intimate stage.

London-based intergalactic funk collective encapsulate the essence of street music in Nottingham's lofty Bodega.

Heavily influenced by psychedelia and new-age styles, Aporia is a fascinating insight into the power of wordless music.

Lucy reviews the latest effort from grunge juggernauts Pearl Jam,

Lucy takes a look at the latest EP from Scotland indie outfit The Snuts.

This week’s picks include singles from The 1975, Boston Manor, Yasmin Lacey, Sports Team and more.

Following a string of highly prestigious support slots, The Big Moon took to Notts Contemporary for nothing less than a celebratory show.

The Weeknd's After Hours is a juxtaposition of his trademark seductive melancholy with genre-blending 80s.

A weekly instalment of brand new single reviews, this week covers releases from Squid, Bob Dylan, Childish Gambino and more.

The trudging and doomy debut record by best pal duo Sorry comes scalding hot, and with apology in their name that is far from necessary.

Indie-rock icons Stereophonics prove they've still got it with their triumphant, crowd-pleasing set at Nottingham's Motorpoint Arena.

Morrissey's latest album serves both as an ode to his loyal fans and a warning against the manipulation of the media.

Pop-punk scene stalwarts Four Year Strong are back with their latest, somewhat more mature effort.

The ‘Joy’ of The Return of The Slow Readers Club lies in the diverse songwriting and refreshing vocal approaches from Aaron Starkie.

Four years since The Stage, Avenged Sevenfold's old-new album contains three covers, two bonus tracks and one previously unreleased track.

Heavyweights of the metal scene Beartooth deliver a rousing live performance which is as introspective as it is a shared experience.

Robyn reports from Christchurch on a promising festival unfortunately slightly marred by poor weather.

Owen covers the third album from acclaimed eclectic musician King Krule.