Tender Is The Night: Arlo Parks
In three short years, Arlo Parks’ life has changed beyond recognition. Yet, between global acclaim and a move to LA, on second LP ‘My Soft Machine’ she’s learning the importance of the small things.
Arriving in a whirlwind of blue hair, badass lyrical quips and a penchant for life’s filthier pleasures, Ashnikko is here to disrupt the pop landscape - and reclaim the word ‘cunt’ while she’s at it.
We meet Sleater-Kinney as a trio and leave them as a duo. With their inner workings altered, but their most progressive work at their fingertips, we find a band stepping into an unexpected new dawn.
From difficult break-ups to unapologetic romps in the bedroom, ‘Any Human Friend’ finds Marika Hackman with her heart on her sleeve and her hand down her pants, digging deep into both love and sex.
James Blake, Kamasi Washington and Princess Nokia also impress on a not-so-sleepy Sunday.
Detroit's gravelliest karaoke fan is re-releasing her debut album 'Messes', and reached some unusual places along the way.
After a meteoric rise following the release of her debut album, Héloïse Letissier is back with its slick and sexy follow-up, and she’s out to prove one thing: nobody puts Chris in the corner.
Delving inside her own brain for second album ‘Tell Me How You Really Feel’, the Melbourne musician has finally grown accustomed to her out-of-the-blue success and the glare of the spotlight.
With Years & Years' second album 'Palo Santo', Olly Alexander is smouldering away all negative energy and shaping communities from the dancefloor.
It might just be the record that finally elevates her to pop's highest echelons.
Succinct, wry, and in tune with its context, there’s plenty to unpick.
This lot are shooting for the premiership of American indie.
An undersung cult classic which worked genius out of a cosmic muddle, this Castle Donington band didn’t muck about with their one and only album.
An undersung cult classic which worked genius out of a cosmic muddle, this Castle Donington band didn’t muck about with their one and only album.
Speedy Ortiz were all ready to go with a curveball album of love songs, until the election of Donald Trump shook the world. Heading back to the drawing board, ‘Twerp Verse’ is the result of a rethink.
Back in 2016, Two Door Cinema Club came blazing back into view after three years of silence with 'Gameshow'. Now they're at work on the follow-up, Alex Trimble tells us.
Melding Eurotrash and euphoria into deliciously unpretentious dance music, Sofi Tukker are doing things their own way with ‘Treehouse’.
Ahead of his Coachella sets this month, everyone’s favourite dungaree-prince tells us all about his favourite festival accessories.
Ahead of his Coachella sets this month, everyone’s favourite dungaree-prince tells us all about his favourite festival accessories.
A bit like inviting whipped cream into the bedroom.
Returning with the ridiculously brilliant ‘Sanctify’ - beamed straight from your new favourite planet, Palo Santo - Years & Years are back to smuggle pop filth into the mainstream.
Moving Stateside for album three, opening their doors to collaborators for the first time, and ripping up their rulebook in the process, Chvrches’ voice is bolder than ever on ‘Love is Dead’.
They progress leaps and bounds on from the foundations of their debut.
Landing unexpectedly in the top ten midweeks with their debut album, tonight's knees-up with DIY and Yala! Records is a celebratory slice of ridiculousness.
