Luke Bower reviews the latest offering from exhilarating London collective KEG... Known for their nimble, writhing instrumentals and...

In early March, Chalk settled in for a hot and heavy night at the Bodega. This Belfast trio served up an exciting platter of techno- punk...

On 20th March, John Cale graced his presence in Nottingham to put on a staggering showcase of his artistic craft. Elias Serghi reviews....

Prior to their brilliant stripped-down show at Rough Trade Nottingham, and during their ongoing album release tour, innovative Indie rock...

After being under the knife only a year prior, Anton Newcombe is back beneath the spotlight with The Brian Jonestown massacre . Their...

Squid’s latest offering Cowards tells tales of perhaps the most debased nature yet. For those willing to listen, the album promises to...

Jazz House artist, Berlioz, captivated groove seekers on a Thursday night at Rock City. Harriet Bodle, and friends Makena Mugambi and...

For the first time in 3-years, MARINA (formally known as Marina and the Diamonds) has released new music; notably, her first release as...

Three years after On All Fours release, South London's Goat Girl has dropped their third album to date, Below The Waste . Grungier and...

Squid continue their evolution with third album C owards. Equally rich in levels of grandeur and evil, the nine distinct tales within...

To usher in the final days of January, Sunday saw the return of Beat the Streets for its seventh year running. Beat the Streets is a...

9:30am, on a Monday morning is as good a time as any to catch up with one of Post Rock's Big Kahunas. Here is The Mic's Ross Williams'...

EUSEXUA is the latest offering of music with a mission to push a self-made philosophy onto the audience. Avant-garde maestro FKA twigs...

The end of January is rapidly drawing near, and that can only mean one thing: Beat The Streets is back! On this coming Sunday 26th,...

The Mic's Ted Culley talks you through a mid- November rendez-vous with Lindisfarne in Sheffield. On the 16th of November, Ria and I took...

Ethel Cain returns with her 4th album, 'Perverts', this January. Max Durno explores Cain's gothic and enticingly dark storytelling,...

Music enthusiasts across the globe eagerly awaited the unveiling of their 2024 Spotify Wrapped, ready to relive the rhythms and anthems...

Nottingham's Beloved Otala graced The Bodega for the last time for the foreseeable future. The Mic’s Liz Clarke attended to soak up some...

In no particular order, here is The Mic's comprehensive list of our favourites from this past year of music... Mount Kimbie- The Sunset...

UK rapper Jordy released his fifth EP, 'SNM', this year, effectively tackling themes of his life and career and brings his series of...

Versatile, volatile and the most joyous release so far comes ‘ Dance, no one’s watching ’ from London jazz quintet Ezra Collective to...

British Alt rock band, Sports Team , have been making waves in the music scene since 2016. They descended on Rescue Rooms, alongside...

This article explores a few of the 12 reinterpretations from ‘ Take a Picture ’ (1968) by American singer Margo Guryan. These tracks are...

Nilüfer Yanya  graced Nottingham’s rescue rooms for the penultimate show on her UK tour, reeling off tracks from her steadfast new album...

Sam Fender has finally taken to the road again, ahead of his new album People Watching, which he is due to bless us with in late...

Matty Hill takes us on a nostalgia trip as he recalls his recent pilgrimage to see Ben Howard in London. Energised by his Ploughman’s...

This year Thom York, Jonny Greenwood and Tom Skinner of The Smile dropped two more daring albums for us to feast upon, both entirely...

The Mic's Reece Bulleyment recalls his trip to see Peter Hook and the Light at Rock City

Four and a half years ago, my life was altered when I listened to Manic Street Preachers’ first album, The Holy Bible , for the first...

From a semi-finalist on The Voice in 2018 to headlining Parklife this year, Becky Hill is currently touring for her new album , Believe...