To celebrate Woman's History Month, we are delighted that the talented multi-hyphenate Nicky Lawrence has curated an outstanding playlist for us ahead of her ...

To Pimp A Butterfly is a brilliant record where Lamar hasn’t repeated what he’s already done. It’s a dense, unsettling and challenging record; it’s also an extremely compelling one. It’s destined to ...

For some time Graham Reynolds' music has inhabited a curious space between concert halls, dance theatres and cinema screens. If you’ve heard his film scores – ...

Brighton-based Gizmo Varillas attracted attention for persuading Yoko Ono to become Yoko OYes by giving him permission to include a recording ...

New Colossus held its 6th edition of the festival earlier this month. In summary 195 bands played two or three times across 11 venues in the Lower East Side / ...

Austin, TX-based indie pop artist Susannah Joffe is releasing her next single 'Shit Out Of Luck.' Switching from the sultry, whimsical romance of her ...

Fresh from appearing on seemingly every publication’s (including this one) 'ones to watch in 2025' list, all based on a clutch of singles and an infinitely ...

Glasgow's SOAPBOX announce new EP LOCK IN set for release on 25th April. In addition they share new single 'Do As Ur Told' and ...

Ian Prowse first came to fame as the frontman of Pele in the early nineties. In the 2000s, he was the frontman of Amsterdam, whose song ‘Does This Train Stop On Merseyside?’ famously reduced John Peel ...

Crush Me, Cross Record's first album in six years, slinks, crawls and heaves its mass through twelve songs that feel like those thoughts that drift in before ...

Decadence and sophistication would drip off of Now You See Me, Now You Don’t if it wasn’t so airtight. It is so precise in intent and design that it appears ...