Mattiel — Georgia Gothic
3-5 Stars
A charming, witty indie pop album.
18th March 2022
3-5 Stars
A charming, witty indie pop album.
18th March 2022
3-5 Stars
Fuzzy almost to a fault, it’s scrappy, distorted, rough around the edges indie.
18th March 2022
Confessional songwriting and onstage bants by the bucketload, from the 20-year-old Londoner putting all of herself out there.
18th March 2022
4 Stars
Babeheaven middle that imprecise Venn diagram where R&B; cuddles with trip hop, flirts with pop, burlesques with lounging psych.
18th March 2022
3-5 Stars
Dipping between moods with a devil-may-care nostalgia that delivers on its sequin-glinting, platform-shoed modus operandi.
18th March 2022
4-5 Stars
An album that cements her status as a true pop trailblazer.
18th March 2022

Idiosyncratic New York band BODEGA’s second album, “Broken Equipment’, offsets a healthy scepticism of technology with a distinctly human edge.
17th March 2022
With a second album that drills down deeper into the core of her personality — as a musician, as a human and as a member of society — “PAINLESS’ finds Nil√ºfer Yanya opening up with ease.
16th March 2022
Including Be Your Own Pet, Yard Act and The Kills!
15th March 2022
Fizzing hyperpop influences tie with skyward melodies to create a near-masterpiece.
15th March 2022
Rising Bristol-based artist and producer Grove on their search for identity and how, sometimes, fulfilment is found by cultivating your own safe space.
15th March 2022
Welsh wonders Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard have always embraced a hop back in the musical time machine, but on debut “Backhand Deals’ they’re straddling the past and present with a greater dexterity.
14th March 2022
We’re so excited, we’re already sweating into our cowboy boots. But even we’re not as hyped as Dublin’s premiere cowgirl CMAT…
11th March 2022
4-5 Stars
The audible equivalent of a painting affixed with human hair.
11th March 2022

4 Stars
Perhaps his most sympathetic work to date.
11th March 2022

3-5 Stars
The outfit play mostly the same old tricks as last time, for mixed results.
11th March 2022
4 Stars
A cacophony of hissing synths, thudding guitars and furious scream-raps drenched in EQ.
11th March 2022

3-5 Stars
It delicately posits escapism as a human need, not a choice.
11th March 2022
3-5 Stars
Musically speaking, this band’s baby teeth are not far off falling out.
11th March 2022
4 Stars
For those who favour a slither of expansive post-rock on their metaphorical musical toast, there’s plenty here to get excited for.
11th March 2022
4 Stars
Impassioned, purposeful, and personal.
11th March 2022
3 Stars
An artist still finding her feet.
11th March 2022
It follows her BRITs Rising Star win.
10th March 2022
Embracing her dual loves of classical and rock music, Luna Li is armed with a debut album that celebrates her uniqueness — and sounds damn fine doing it.
10th March 2022
Leading her band through a drawn-out debut album process that was tumultuous at best, it’s lucky The Mysterines’ Lia Metcalfe seems the type to thrive within life’s rawer corners.
10th March 2022
The group are hopping across the pond in May.
8th March 2022
Wet Leg’s instant classic debut album arrives next month to prove that you really can believe the hype. DIY finds the pair clinging onto each other through the whirlwind career trajectory of dreams.
7th March 2022

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4th March 2022

4 Stars
Across the record, to-the-point statements are matched impeccably in both intensity and tone by club-ready beats.
4th March 2022
4 Stars
It amps up the winking, cheeky side of country while also showing CMAT to be an artist not beholden to it.
4th March 2022
3-5 Stars
‘The Great Regression’’s bravest moments reap the most rewards.
4th March 2022
4 Stars
Eades are exploring as much as they’re introducing, and it’s expertly done.
4th March 2022
4 Stars
A true representation of its creator; simultaneously delicate, fierce, vulnerable and fiery.
4th March 2022
3-5 Stars
These songs come to life in terms of warmth and richness.
4th March 2022
4 Stars
The seven-track EP sees the New Zealander showing off a sound that’s distinctly her own.
4th March 2022
4-5 Stars
Not just an album, but a beaming victory lap.
4th March 2022
Ahead of her set at Reeperbahn Festival this weekend, we catch up with the East London avant-punk artist.
2nd March 2022
It’s out in May.
2nd March 2022
Fusing her Japanese and English heritage into her own unique “Misoverse’, with only a handful of singles out in the world, Miso Extra is already stepping up as an inspiring new voice.
28th February 2022
3-5 Stars
A revealing and honest listen from one of the most-hyped artists of 2022 so far.
25th February 2022
4 Stars
A masterclass in reinventing ‘70s rock for a ‘20s audience.
25th February 2022

3 Stars
It’s written to a formula for sure. But it’s one that’s served them well, nevertheless.
25th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Heartfelt songs based in place and time, with a few fist-to-the-chest moments.
25th February 2022
3 Stars
Moments of greatness are plentiful, but ‘Fever Dreams…’ shines brightest when Marr lets his guitar do the talking.
25th February 2022
4 Stars
It’s cunningly understated and masterfully paced throughout.
25th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Kitchen-sink yarns of bleak prospects and unjust poverty.
25th February 2022

3-5 Stars
An upbeat offering from a band proving they’re not just one trick ponies.
25th February 2022
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25th February 2022
It’s our weekly round-up of the biggest and best new songs this week.
25th February 2022
Meet the 21-year-old South Londoner injecting openness and honesty back into mainstream pop.
24th February 2022
Their debut album lands this Friday.
23rd February 2022
New LP “Small World’ might mark Metronomy’s most pared-back work to date, but as Joe Mount enters his self-proclaimed “phase two’, he’s feeling more content than ever.
23rd February 2022
“I wanted the song to feel like a bad trip”.
22nd February 2022
It’s the latest taste of new album ‘Georgia Gothic’.
22nd February 2022
Little Simz, Caribou and Shygirl are also performing!
22nd February 2022
Check out lead single ‘Back To The Radio’ now.
21st February 2022
Accompanied by a video featuring Lynks!
21st February 2022
“Something’s coming…”
21st February 2022
Lime Garden, KEG and Viji are also among the new additions to the event, which takes place this April.
21st February 2022
Taken from their forthcoming EP ‘Familiarise Yourself With Your Closest Exit’.
21st February 2022

Digging into their dark side, the London legends are back with a sixth album that explores the underbelly of the human psyche.
21st February 2022
The Australian alt-pop artist releases his fourth album today.
18th February 2022
More than 25 years into their career, Placebo are as vital as they’ve ever been. On the cult heroes’ eighth album “Never Let Me Go’, they’re steeling themselves for the end of the world as we know it.
18th February 2022
‘Ocean Child: Songs of Yoko Ono’ also sees covers from David Byrne, Jay Som, Yo La Tengo and The Flaming Lips.
18th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Their trademark pop-rock melodies still have the power to exhilarate.
18th February 2022

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18th February 2022

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18th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Progress, after a while spent spinning their wheels.
18th February 2022
4 Stars
Metronomy’s most pastoral record.
18th February 2022

3-5 Stars
For those who persevere there’s still a lot going on beneath the waves.
18th February 2022
She’ll be performing three shows there this May.
16th February 2022

3-5 Stars
An album defined by a sort of constant itchiness, a wish to rid itself of trauma by occupying it so fully.
16th February 2022
They’ll join headliners Courteeners, Kasabian and Blossoms.
15th February 2022
But will they be bringing a brand new album along with them?
15th February 2022
Check out the title track now.
15th February 2022
It’s the title track of her forthcoming new album.
15th February 2022
It’s released in April.
15th February 2022
The track features on forthcoming album ‘Life Is Yours’.
15th February 2022
Gorillaz and Massive Attack are among the French event’s headliners.
15th February 2022
Their new album is set to land later this year.
15th February 2022
It’s the first single from his new album ‘Ramona Park Broke My Heart’.
15th February 2022
Her second EP will be out this Spring!
15th February 2022

It’s the latest taste of new album ‘WHO CARES?’.
15th February 2022
New album ‘Electricity’ is out next month.
15th February 2022
After more than half a decade in the pop limelight, MØ has been embracing the power of saying ‘no’. On third album, ‘Motordrome’, she’s stepping off the wheel and walking at her own pace.
15th February 2022
Her new EP, ‘Lychee’, is out next month.
14th February 2022
“We fell in love with Wet Leg, and Chaise Longue instantly upon its release.”
14th February 2022
It comes ahead of the release of their new album this week!
14th February 2022
It’s their first UK headline shows in four years.
14th February 2022
It’s the early demo version of the title track of her latest album ‘Valentine’.
14th February 2022
Her debut album arrives later this year.
11th February 2022
Charli’s new album, ‘CRASH’, lands next month.
11th February 2022
3 Stars
A mixed bag.
11th February 2022
5 Stars
The record bounds between unfaltering self-belief and fundamental pain.
11th February 2022
4 Stars
‘We Switched Bodies’ is fresh, is hot, is now.
11th February 2022
3-5 Stars
Foxes’ return comes with a purpose.
11th February 2022
4-5 Stars
A group undoubtedly at the peak of their powers.
11th February 2022
4 Stars
Its strength is in packing not just alt‑J’s usual futuristic twist, but a heavy side serving of nostalgia too.
11th February 2022
alt‑J have spent the past decade Trojan-horsing the mainstream, and with new LP ‘The Dream’, the trio are sticking up two fingers to the naysayers and celebrating their curious niche with gusto.
11th February 2022

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11th February 2022