Jamie T - The Theory of Whatever
Proof that you can grow up gracefully with every inch of your vibrancy still intact.
Proof that you can grow up gracefully with every inch of your vibrancy still intact.
Jamie T's career has been far from normal; long pauses, minimal social media presence, selective interviews. On the eve of "The Theory Of Whatever', he's hoping the music will do the talking for him.
It’s heavy, but never heavy-going.
Ten years into the game, Little Mix are still at the peak of their creative powers. On the eve of their greatest hits, they talk pop, pressures and the perks of pissing off politicians.
She knows she’s funny, but we think she’s pretty smart.
With ‘Blue Weekend’, Wolf Alice are proving that the best bands don't always have to shout the loudest. Their finest work yet, DIY dives deep into the joy of getting comfortable with your own voice…
Not everything about ‘BUMMER’ is fully perfected just yet, but there’s plenty to feel upbeat about.
A youthful tour through heartbreak angst that only falters when it plays too safe.
This is a duo ready to make a serious mark.
Rachel may be feeling blue, but her shade choice is royal.
Black Honey have never been ones to think small, and on ‘Written & Directed’ their flights of fancy are out in full force. Izzy B. Phillips unpacks the rich world that makes up the band’s second.
He plays well with dark and sinister, throwing theatrical voice in a musical hall of mirrors with real versatility.
A remarkably efficient job of reclaiming his own narrative.
She makes light work of demonstrating exactly why the nation has become so invested in her art.
Coming in at Number Four on DIY’s Albums of 2020 list, the HAIM sisters reflect on ‘Women in Music Pt. III’ and a year of masks, madness and crowing in your garden like a rooster.
From Coventry to magazine covers across the country, Pa Salieu is the undeniable force shaking up the face of British rap.
With his most recent, Hyundai Mercury Prize-winning album, Michael offered up his most spectacular record yet. Now, as the year draws to a close, he reflects on what’s been a strange one for us all.
The soft, rounded edges that she uses recall the colour palette of her debut.
Her sights are firmly set on being the Queen of 2021.
We have no choice but to stan.
Denai Moore could never have guessed when she was writing new LP ‘Modern Dread’ how prescient her fears might turn out to be. A bold, unapologetic next step, its arrival couldn’t be more timely.
The start of a whole new era.
By knowing her audience and growing with them, toon’s time is unmistakeably now.
If anybody has access to a higher power of divine survival witchcraft, it’s Sad13.