DIY’s Albums of the Year 2019
Team DIY pick out their favourite records from the year.
Team DIY pick out their favourite records from the year.
The track features Slowdive's Rachel Goswell.
While the weather is cold and drizzly, the atmosphere around the London borough is warm and embracing.
The sound of a band breaking the reunion mould.
'Every Wave To Ever Rise' is the third preview of the emo heroes' upcoming third album.
'Let's Just Do It And Be Legends' is pay-what-you-want and features American Football, Martha, Kevin Devine and more.
The track features on their upcoming self-titled record.
The track features on their upcoming self-titled record.
Their self-titled new album is released in March.
As the emo heroes were lining up the release of their third record, Nate Kinsella suggested burning the house down.
The record also features Land of Talk’s Elizabeth Powell and Slowdive’s Rachel Goswell.
The track is taken from the band’s latest self-titled album.
The band headlined Shepherd's Bush Empire at the weekend.
The venue is resplendent in the celebration of the moment.
17 years in waiting, American Football's return comes with more than a few preconceptions.
Seventeen years after writing an album that defined a genre before swiftly parting ways, American Football’s return sees them more content and happier, but still vital.
Somehow, that spark that illuminated American Football's self-titled debut has kept burning for seventeen years.
They release their first album in 17 years next month.
After reuniting in 2014, the group are gearing up for a second self-titled album, coming this October via Wichita.
The emo godfathers have been sharing some lovely looking videos, soundtracked by snippets of what sound an awful lot like something new.
Mike Kinsella shared some rough sketches from what looks like a recording session.
Kinsella will be playing a one-off show in the capital under his solo guise.
The show will serve as a warm up to their appearances at Reading and Leeds Festivals
The show will serve as a warm up to their appearances at Reading and Leeds Festivals