With campers now firmly settled in, and a series of ace artists having already taken to stages yesterday, spirits are high ahead of what’s set to be a huge Friday. While The 1975 will be stepping up ...

‘Wallsocket’ - the new album from San Francisco musician April Harper Grey (better known as underscores) - is one of the most original, eclectic, excitable releases to come out of 2023. Remember when ...

Debuted during an intimate warm-up show in Helsinki, this latest number is just as balls-to-the-wall maximalist as we’ve come to expect from Muse, and arrives just as the band embark on a festival ...

Lola Young has announced that her brand new album, ‘I’m Only F**king Myself’, is due for release on 19th September via Island/Day One. The news comes just after the singer scooped up an Ivor Novello, ...

Sprints are back! The band have announced that they will be releasing their second album, ‘All That Is Over’ on 26th September via City Slang. Alongside the album announcement the band have dropped a ...

Featuring vocals from soulful London artist JGrrey, the track is just as dryly humorous as we’ve come to expect from Baxter: groove-infused yet lyrically biting, it’s a slice of sharp-edged post-punk ...

Live at Leeds has been a vital event for music fans to discover their next favourite up-and-coming artists since 2007. Championing the local scene, smaller acts, and independent venues, the festival ...

Other artists confirmed to appear today include Joy (Anonymous), NewDad, Joe Goddard (Live), MS Paint, Monobloc, Dove Ellis and Nick Ward, who’ll all be taking to stages across Victoria Park when ...

Eva Pentel on DIY.Goat Girl: For Better Or Worse Having collectively weathered a series of significant personal storms, London now-trio Goat Girl are once more on solid ground. New album ‘Below The ...

Label: Third Man There are three kinds of Marmite records. There’s the kind to garner extreme reactions either way, and then the distinctly mid, whereby it just exists. But this debut from Londoners ...

Label: EMI From leather coin belts to Jersey Shore, the noughties introduced a great many dubious cultural trends that deserve to stay firmly locked in millennium time capsules. But if there is one ...