Get To Know… Dumb
Ahead of the release of new LP ‘Club Nites’ tomorrow, we check in with Canadian quartet Dumb.
6th June 2019
Ahead of the release of new LP ‘Club Nites’ tomorrow, we check in with Canadian quartet Dumb.
6th June 2019
We get acquainted with the Bedford-based 16 year old, ahead of the release of his EP ‘Sunday Morning Cereal’.
5th June 2019
After emerging from a difficult time with a renewed focus, with new album ‘GREY Area’ Little Simz is making her boldest and most honest statement yet.
3rd June 2019
Meet the five young men throwing convention out the window in favour of mad, eclectic, stupidly exciting new noise.
3rd June 2019
After an unexpected viral video kick-started her career, with debut album ‘Heard It In A Past Life’, Maggie Rogers is ready to take the spotlight firmly into her own hands.
2nd June 2019
Ahead of their biggest summer of festivals yet — including a stint headlining at this year’s All Points East — Bring Me The Horizon have nothing left to prove.
31st May 2019
Moving from Limerick to London via Dublin, Whenyoung’s debut arrives as an ode to passion, togetherness, leaving small-town thinking behind and following your dreams.
24th May 2019
Aussie punks Amyl and the Sniffers leave a trail of sweaty carnage wherever they go. We meet the band in Hamburg and try to keep up…
23rd May 2019
When Two Door Cinema Club returned from the brink with 2016’s ‘Gameshow’, it was sink or swim. Now, they’re ready to float right to the top of the pack with their most experimental album yet.
22nd May 2019
With new album ‘Cows on Hourglass Pond’, Dave Portner proves just how effective you can be when you keep things simple.
21st May 2019
The Bristol newcomers mix ramshackle punk with incisive lyrics.
15th May 2019
Over the last five years, Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes have blazed a cathartic trail across the world. As they release third album ‘End of Suffering’, they dig deep for the sake of sparking hope.
14th May 2019
How slowthai became the mouthpiece for young broken Britain.
10th May 2019

After literally having the blues and shaking them loose, Bombay Bicycle Club are rejuvenated and ready to take on the world again.
9th May 2019
Stripping things back to their rawest, most unfiltered form, ‘Twelve Nudes’ finds Ezra Furman tackling the world and himself head on, and coming out fighting.
8th May 2019
Ideas around climate change and environmental ruin hang heavy over ‘Emerald Valley’ — the second album from Portland’s Filthy Friends. But there’s hope there too.
6th May 2019
Ahead of the release of their explosive debut, we meet Fontaines DC in the city that shaped them, to unpack the creative ethos driving their success.
4th May 2019
The Japanese House’s long-awaited debut is fuelled by death and heartbreak, but there’s a defiance to it too. We meet Amber Bain in Berlin to talk mushrooms, weird dreams and new beginnings.
3rd May 2019
Refusing to tour, railing against the industry and sitting on a tell-all memoir, with new LP ‘Seeing Other People’, LA duo Foxygen are teetering on the edge of collapse – or is it all just an act?
30th April 2019
The promising new Oxford bunch have just returned with new track ‘God Of Nowhere’.
30th April 2019
Watch the band play debut single ‘Fast & Loud’ in a Yala! Records session alongside our interview.
29th April 2019
Having broken through with debut LP ‘Popular Music’ and the most DIY punk ethos imaginable, Hull’s LIFE are gearing up for round two and turning the political into the personal.
25th April 2019
Currently recording a debut album to back up their buzzy beginnings, this Dublin five-piece channel intensity and anger into tangible social change.
25th April 2019
We meet the Brooklyn bunch set to release their jangly, summertime debut album ‘Happy To Be Here’.
25th April 2019
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.