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Genesis Owusu: Community Of Hope (24th May 2026, Features)
Wesley Joseph: No Shortcuts (15th April 2026, Features)
Jonique: “I’m trying to be less afraid and more open” (2nd April 2026, Features)
Earl Sweatshirt, MIKE, SURF GANG - POMPEII // UTILITY (2nd April 2026, Reviews)
Class of 2026: Man/Woman/Chainsaw (20th January 2026, Features)
Class of 2026: Nell Mescal (13th January 2026, Features)
Danny Brown: Star Studded (18th November 2025, Features)
Kojey Radical: Real Talk (27th October 2025, Features)
Amyl and The Sniffers deliver a high voltage shot of stadium-ready brilliance at Manchester’s O2 Victoria Warehouse (23rd October 2025, Reviews)
Die Spitz: “Making space for everyone - but particularly young women and queer people - to be fucking angry is cool” (30th September 2025, Features)
PUP: Dog Days Are Over (27th May 2025, Features)
DEADLETTER: “The music seems to have really resonated with people out on the road” (27th May 2025, Features)
No confetti cannons needed as Primal Scream bring a career spanning party to Liverpool’s Mountford Hall (9th April 2025, Reviews)
SASAMI: Murder On The Dancefloor (19th March 2025, Features)
jasmine.4.t: “If I can raise other trans women up and be a visible role model then that’s a huge plus” (20th February 2025, Features)
Class Of 2025: Lana Lubany (27th January 2025, Features)
Class Of 2025: MRCY (14th January 2025, Features)
DIY’s Albums of the Year 2024 (13th December 2024, Features)
IDLES at Liverpool Arena: Love and defiance from the stadium-shaking heroes (2nd December 2024, Reviews)
Primal Scream: Re-Loaded (22nd November 2024, Features)
Primal Scream - Come Ahead (8th November 2024, Reviews)
The Linda Lindas: Generation Next (18th October 2024, Features)
Man/Woman/Chainsaw: “We were so busy doing shows we’d write songs to get ready for the gig” (30th September 2024, News)
Gurriers: “I wanted to write about things that I haven’t heard about in rock” (23rd September 2024, Features)
The Libertines write another magical chapter in their Worthy Farm story at Pilton Party (9th September 2024, Reviews)
Good Neighbours: “As long as we keep the blinkers on, then the magic will continue” (21st August 2024, Features)
The War On Drugs assert their legendary status at Liverpool’s Mountford Hall (10th July 2024, Reviews)
Starshaped: Been Stellar (18th June 2024, Features)
Kasabian - The Alchemist’s Euphoria (12th August 2022, Reviews)
Kiwi Jr - Chopper (12th August 2022, Reviews)
The Big Splash: Wet Leg (7th March 2022, Features)
Miso Extra: “”The Misoverse’ is a world I wish I had growing up” (28th February 2022, Features)
Lovers vs Fighters: Death From Above 1979 (29th March 2021, Features)
Squirrel Flower - I Was Born Swimming (30th January 2020, Reviews)
Field Music - Making A New World (9th January 2020, Reviews)
Anna Calvi talks ‘Hunter’: “I wanted to capture a combination of beauty and ugliness” (17th September 2019, Features)
IDLES talk their Hyundai Mercury Prize-shortlisted ‘Joy As An Act Of Resistance’ (17th September 2019, Features)
Declan McKenna is back and he’s got something important to say (19th August 2019, Features)
YOWL-ing at the moon (20th November 2017, Features)
Arcane Roots - Melancholia Hymns (15th September 2017, Reviews)
The War On Drugs - A Deeper Understanding (25th August 2017, Reviews)
Public Service Broadcasting believe in progress (13th July 2017, Features)
Theo Verney - One Small Piece (6th July 2017, Reviews)
Thumpers on their slick, confident new album (9th June 2017, Features)
Park Life: the Glastonbury stage’s greatest secret sets (27th October 2016, Features)
PAWS: “we needed the space to get our shit together” (6th June 2016, Features)
JAWS: The Art Of Simplicity (11th April 2016, Features)
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