Weaving together stories of Scottish pride with both bombast and reflection, on their debut album ‘Tuesday Paper Club’, this Falkirk five-piece are focused on celebrating unity and community.
30th October 2025
After embedding himself in nightclub culture over the past 12 years, the man once crowned the Prince of Techno has made a rock album featuring The Kills’ Alison Mosshart, an Oasis bassist, and a certain pseudonymous singer with an instantly recognisable voice. Ahead of his sixth studio album ‘Tremor’, he opens up about making the natural transition from DJ to rock star.
29th October 2025
On second album ‘God Save The Gun’, West Coast rock prodigies Militarie Gun find themselves more determined, honest and resolute than ever before.
28th October 2025
While his debut album saw him garner critical acclaim and award nominations aplenty, for its follow-up ‘Don’t Look Down’, it’s a sense of community, vulnerability and openness that remains the most important focus for Kojey Radical.
27th October 2025
After diving headfirst into a post-apocalyptic sci-fi universe for her debut, Ashnikko is embracing her more human side on its follow-up, ‘Smoochies’, in all her messy, sexy, contradictory glory.
23rd October 2025
From forming as childhood friends through to opening for The Smashing Pumpkins, Los Angeles quartet Rocket have already had quite the lift-off. Now, with debut album ‘R Is For Rocket’, their sights are set on going stratospheric.
22nd October 2025
On ‘Belong’, Melina Duterte returns to the Jay Som moniker after years of personal change, resulting in a fourth album that’s deeply nostalgic and reflective.
21st October 2025
Ahead of their turn at Bristol’s Down Stokes festival this weekend, the London six-piece give us an insight into their exciting new chapter.
17th October 2025
Across their long-awaited debut album ‘portals//polarities’, London trio Night Tapes have revelled in their environment to prioritise intimacy, texture and feeling.
9th October 2025
Moving away from the more collaborative focus of her early career, on second solo album ‘You Heartbreaker, You’, Jehnny Beth is stripping things back in every sense.
8th October 2025
From first emerging in lockdown with their brand of restless, chaotic rock and roll, through to playing frenzied secret shows and shutting down streets in Brooklyn just a few years on, New York’s Geese are very much the band of the hour right now. With their latest album — the expansive, experimental ‘Getting Killed’ — they go one step further to prove they’re more than worth the hype.
6th October 2025
The new project from FKA twigs and Nia Archives collaborator Ethan P Flynn and the classically trained, expertly-skilled Ava Gore, there are no boundaries that Silver Gore won’t attempt to push through.
2nd October 2025
Before making her thrilling third album, King Princess — aka Mikaela Straus — left her record label and moved back to Brooklyn. Now, she truly appreciates the value in trusting her gut and her brain.
1st October 2025
From causing chaos with their riotous live shows to being the latest signing to Jack White’s Third Man Records, meet the Austin, Texas, quartet who are taking the world by storm, all on their own terms.
30th September 2025
A monthly focus on those crucial cogs in the wonderful new music wheel.
30th September 2025
Through electrifying debut album ‘Escalate’, Glasgow quintet and DIY Class Of 2023 alumni VLURE upscale their thrilling rave-punk to ascend into another dimension.
29th September 2025
Ahead of their appearance at SON Estrella Galicia’s Soundhood Hackney event this weekend, we caught up with the Dublin quintet.
26th September 2025
After over 25 years as a band — and longer still as friends — anyone would be forgiven for needing a bit of a break. On their gorgeous new album ‘Futique’, Biffy Clyro prove that sometimes you need to head off in different directions to come back together stronger.
25th September 2025
For over 18 months now, Sprints have barely paused for breath. The success of their 2024 debut album saw them play stages from Brooklyn to Berlin but, closer to home, the ground was shifting beneath them. As a series of seismic changes shook their very foundations, they had no option but to rebuild — themselves, and the band — in a new, stronger image.
24th September 2025
Four years on from the release of her rich, Mercury Prize-shortlisted debut ‘Skin’, Joy Crookes is back with a confessional, exploratory follow-up that sees her delve deep into herself, and come out all the stronger for it.
23rd September 2025
The two New Zealand natives (and, more importantly, mates) sit down around the release of their respective new albums, ‘Straight Line Was A Lie’ and ‘Freak Out City’.
18th September 2025
Ahead of their set at Reeperbahn Festival next week, the rapidly-rising rockers tell us more about their whirlwind year so far.
12th September 2025
Having undergone a personal “metamorphosis”, Mahalia is back with new EP ‘Luvergirl’ — an open-hearted, joyful lesson in embracing life and love with open arms.
2nd September 2025
Four albums and 11 years in, if you thought Shame might be losing their edge, think again. On new album ‘Cutthroat’, the South Londoners delight in all things paradoxical, and return to their urgent, basic instincts.
1st September 2025
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.