Serge Pizzorno’s The S.L.P: Fantastic Playroom

Surprise! Kasabian’s Serge Pizzorno has unveiled new solo project The S.L.P: a place where he can test out his weirdest and wildest ideas. Less surprisingly, there’s quite a lot of them.

7th March 2019

Get to know… Family Time

Making their name by duping owners of all-inclusives in Mallorca, this pair are anything but ordinary.

6th March 2019

Foals: Four horsemen of the apocalypse

Two albums. One year. Nothing left to prove. And yet here stand Foals, taking risks and blowing apart expectations with the most potent and pertinent material of their career.

1st March 2019

Get To Know… Glassio

The New York musician mixes lush vocal harmonies with electronic arrangements.

28th February 2019

Get To Know… Gus Dapperton

Mixing emotive music with bold visuals, New York’s Gus Dapperton is one to watch.

26th February 2019

Blonde Ambition: Du Blonde

On 2015’s ​‘Welcome Back To Milk’, Beth Jeans Houghton re-emerged under a new moniker. Now, with follow up ​‘Lung Bread For Daddy’, she’s going even further along her own sweet way.

25th February 2019

Get To Know… DITZ

Watch the Brighton band’s intense live session video for recent single ​‘Gayboy’.

22nd February 2019

Get To Know… Elena Setién

The Spanish singer’s new album ​‘Another Kind Of Revolution’, out now via Thrill Jockey, is full of pure, shimmering folk songs.

21st February 2019

Built in a day: No Rome

As he plays his first London show at the O2 Arena(!) alongside The 1975, we meet the Manila-born popstar-in-waiting who’s championing acceptance and challenging outdated cultural stereotypes.

19th February 2019

FUR are ready to rise beyond their early algorithmic success

Giving ​’60s-influenced guitar sounds a fresh and modern twist, meet the Brighton bunch already making their mark with a little help from some more modern tools.

18th February 2019

Woman’s Hour have broken up, but leave behind a true gift

‘Ephyra’ is the band’s final act, but adds a beautiful full stop to their legacy.

18th February 2019

Ex Hex are embracing the unfashionable

Returning with a second slab of fuzzy riffage, the Washington power trio are keeping it classic and adding a little… Def Leppard to the mix?

18th February 2019

A series of unfortunate events…

…and how Oli Burslem turned them into Yak’s unlikely second triumph.

14th February 2019

Blaenavon come out fighting

The journey to their second record may have been more chequered than anyone could have expected, but Blaenavon are drawing strength from struggle.

13th February 2019

Get To Know… MUNYA

Meet the Montreal artist making bilingual synth-pop.

12th February 2019

Let There Be Light: Sundara Karma

Existentialism! Religion! David Bowie! On second album ​‘Ulfilas’ Alphabet’, Sundara Karma are tackling the big subjects and painting them in their own unique, technicolour palette.

8th February 2019

Perfect Harmony: Africa Express

Damon Albarn’s super-project returns with ​‘EGOLI’, an exploration of Afro Futurism that explores the unique kinship that occurs when you reach outside of your own cultural bubble.

8th February 2019

Get To Know… FEET

Learn more about the Coventry newcomers and their new single ​‘English Weather’.

7th February 2019

Jimi Somewhere is the modern pop star dreaming of the past

We meet the Norwegian artist whose debut EP ​‘Ponyboy’ is a glistening hit of teen nostalgia.

5th February 2019

Get To Know… Lacuna Common

Meet the Oxford bunch making a rowdy indie riot and watch their new ​‘Lack Of Knowledge’ video.

5th February 2019

Wolf Alice talk headlining festivals: “This is what we wanted to do from the start”

We spoke to the band’s Joff Oddie about the news that they’ll be topping the bill at this year’s Standon Calling.

30th January 2019

“It’s probably our most poppy sounding record yet” - Circa Waves talk album three

On third album ​‘What’s It Like Over There?’, Circa Waves are embracing a pop sound and aiming for their most ambitious record yet.

28th January 2019

Phoebe Bridgers and Conor Oberst welcome you to the Better Oblivion Community Center

Two of the alt-folk community’s finest songwriters have come together for an album that’s urgent, gorgeous and a restorative slice of comfort. Come in.

24th January 2019

“The people in prison seem to think it’s good!”: Sløtface talk album two

The Norwegian quartet are hard at work on the follow-up to their insatiably fun debut, inspired by Robyn and roadtested in, uh, prisons?

24th January 2019