Sugar, We’re Goin’ Down: Sunflower Bean

On third album ​“Headful of Sugar’, Sunflower Bean are railing against the expectations of the capitalist world and digging further into their own dynamic than ever before.

10th May 2022

All In Good Time: Jamie T

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.

6th May 2022

Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever on creating their “liberating” new album “Endless Rooms’

The band’s Fran Keaney and Tom Russo take us inside the isolated mud-brick house in the Australian bush where their third album was born.

5th May 2022

Searching For Utopia: Alison Goldfrapp

As her collaboration with R√∂yksopp is released, we speak to the electro-pop pioneer about working on ​“Profound Mysteries’, the current pop landscape, and what the future may hold for Goldfrapp.

4th May 2022

Go Your Own Way: Bob Vylan

After years of having their cutting messages ignored by the wider industry, Bob Vylan are more than content to forge their own path. Now, with the release of their second album, it’s paying off:

25th April 2022

Hatchie: “I’m still in the middle of trying to figure myself out”

As she moves across the world on the eve of releasing new album ​‘Giving The World Away’, Harriette Pilbeam discusses a second album full of personal revelations.

22nd April 2022

Omar Apollo: Rocket Man

With debut album ​‘Ivory’ set to open him up to an even wider audience, Omar Apollo’s emotional storytelling and embrace of his Mexican-American heritage is breaking through to the R&B; big leagues.

19th April 2022

Prima Queen: “What’s powerful is that we are best friends and we write the songs together”

Two transatlantic best friends brought together by fate, Prima Queen are now turning heads with their warmly powerful indie-rock.

8th April 2022

Honeyglaze: “We’ve never tried to consciously fit in”

With their debut album released this month, Speedy Wunderground’s latest signings are weaving a heady, hypnotic spell.

6th April 2022

Meet Christian Alexander: Brockhampton’s favourite new artist

Armed with his debut album proper ​“I Don’t Like You’, Christian Alexander is ready to take his lo-fi charm worldwide.

5th April 2022

In The Name Of Love: Walt Disco

Walt Disco’s message of inclusivity has spread from the underground venues of Glasgow to the dusty streets of Texas, and with debut ​“Unlearning’ they’re opening their arms to let the whole world in.

4th April 2022

The Greatest Showman: Orville Peck

Presenting country through a proudly campy, queer lens, Orville Peck has been changing the game since cantering into view with debut ​“Pony’. On ​“Bronco’, he’s taking us on an even more untamed ride.

1st April 2022

In The Studio: Nova Twins

With 2020 debut album ​“Who Are The Girls?’, Nova Twins ripped up the rulebook of rock music and then some. With follow-up ​“Supernova’, they’re declaring who they are for all to hear.

25th March 2022

Camp Cope: “I feel like I’m a channel for the universe to express something and I can’t help it”

Armed with a third album that’s the most ​“them” yet, Georgia Maq tells us all about ​‘Running With The Hurricane’.

24th March 2022

What’s Going On With: mxmtoon

mxmtoon pushes the boundaries of her bedroom pop origins on new single ​“Mona Lisa’, and invites us into a bolder, more personal sound.

24th March 2022

Look Alive: Lily Moore

As we move ever closer to the inaugural edition of DIY Alive next month, we get a little better acquainted with bluesy Brighton singer — and our Sunday night headliner — Lily Moore:

23rd March 2022

In Perfect Balance: Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul

On their bold new album ​“Topical Dancer’, Charlotte Adigéry and Bolis Pupul have become masters of their own musical Trojan Horse.

22nd March 2022

Kojey Radical: Dream Big

It’s been a long and bumpy road for Kojey Radical but, with long-awaited debut LP ​‘Reason To Smile’, the multi-hyphenate Londoner is finally ready to come good on all the potential.

21st March 2022

VLURE: “We’ve always really wanted to burst the bubble of what a “post-punk’ band should sound like”

Meet the Glaswegian quintet rewriting the rulebook on post-punk, and giving it a good dose of club culture.

21st March 2022

Chrissi: “It’s not a script and there’s no facade there - it’s just 100% me”

Confessional songwriting and onstage bants by the bucketload, from the 20-year-old Londoner putting all of herself out there.

18th March 2022

Through The Wires: BODEGA

Idiosyncratic New York band BODEGA’s second album, ​“Broken Equipment’, offsets a healthy scepticism of technology with a distinctly human edge.

17th March 2022

Opening The Floodgates: Nilüfer Yanya

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

Grove: “The fluidity of a human being is viscous and doesn’t need to be contained in boxes”

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

Rockin’ In The Free World: Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard

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