Interviews

Lovers vs Fighters: Death From Above 1979

Nearing twenty years in the game, Death From Above 1979 are taking total control for the first time and pulling their genre-shredding approach forward with menace.

29th March 2021

A Dawn Chorus: serpentwithfeet

Manifesting the calm energy of its title, ‘DEACON’ finds serpentwithfeet vocalising the intricacies of Black gay love with a tender new touch.

26th March 2021

Sprints: “We’re very raw and honest, and there’s no real fluff or theatrics around us”

While the absence of live shows may have forced these Dublin noiseniks to change up their next steps, the last challenging year has only made them stronger.

26th March 2021

Get To Know… Laufey

With her debut EP arriving next month, meet the Billie Eilish-approved artist.

26th March 2021

Pixey: “I thought I was going to die, but all I remember thinking was, ‘Oh, I never did that music thing did I?’”

From life-threatening illness to one of the UK’s shiniest new stars, pop newbie Pixey is pulling triumph from adversity.

24th March 2021

Tame for Heroes: Mark Ronson on the legacy of Tame Impala’s ‘Innerspeaker’

To mark the 10th anniversary reissue, friend and long-term fan Mark Ronson waxes lyrical on the enduring appeal of the record that first introduced us to Kevin Parker and his box of sonic tricks.

23rd March 2021

Get To Know… dad sports

Their debut EP ‘I AM JUST A BOY LEAVE ME ALONE !!!’ is out now.

22nd March 2021

Behind The Curtain: Black Honey

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.

19th March 2021

Sad Night Dynamite: “We inspire ourselves! How Kanye West…”

The FKA twigs-approved West Country duo, creating dystopian music you can dance to.

18th March 2021

The Full Monty: William Doyle

On ‘Great Spans of Muddy Time’, William Doyle is letting down his guard, leaning into his eccentricities and paying homage to… Monty Don?

17th March 2021

Other Side Of Oblivion: Julien Baker

Addressing failure and confronting her struggles, ‘Little Oblivions’ finds Julien Baker stamping her space in the middle of life’s confusing Venn diagram.

15th March 2021

What’s Going On With… Sorry

Singer Asha Lorenz gives us the goss on ‘925’’s follow-up and more.

9th March 2021

MØ Music, Less Problems

Following the release of last month’s ‘Live To Survive’, Karen Marie Ørsted is channelling that resilient spirit straight into LP3.

8th March 2021

King Nun: “The world changed & we didn’t want to sing songs that were without purpose”

Although King Nun haven’t released music since 2019, their charismatic socials illustrate how artists can captivate an audience without releasing music: here, Theo Polyzoides explains how.

8th March 2021

Lights, Camera, Larsson!

She’s a bona fide pop sensation with more than six million online followers watching her every move, but beneath the polish, Zara Larsson is still determined to cut through the bullshit.

5th March 2021

Get To Know… Blu DeTiger

Her debut EP ‘How Did We Get Here?’ is out now!

5th March 2021

Gang of Four: Goat Girl

Celebrating a second album that cements their special sonic alchemy, against the backdrop of a world on the brink of implosion Goat Girl are holding on to each other more than ever.

26th February 2021

Get To Know… CMAT

Fresh off the release of new single ‘I Don’t Really Care For You’, meet the self-proclaimed global pop star.

24th February 2021

Get To Know… deep tan

The East London trio have just announced their debut EP!

24th February 2021

Nasty Girl: Rico Nasty

A self-proclaimed weirdo, Rico Nasty has always embraced her otherness. Now, she’s using her uniqueness to raise up others who feel like they’ve got no-one else to turn to.

19th February 2021