He’s the multi-award winning author of some of the biggest songs of the decade. However, with the emotional ‘Late Night Feelings’, Mark Ronson is making personal breakthroughs as well as professional.
7th January 2019
The London jazz-pop five-piece present their dreamy debut album, but it comes along with the bite of social commentary.
5th January 2019
Across her debut album, the Perth musician finds herself tackling gender equality, sexual harassment and Australian nationalism, capturing a society in transition.
5th January 2019
Untangling difficulty and heartbreak with razor-sharp storytelling and wit, ‘On The Line’ proves to be the musician’s strongest statement yet.
4th January 2019
As the emo heroes were lining up the release of their third record, Nate Kinsella suggested burning the house down.
4th January 2019
Celebrating its recent anniversary, the band’s seminal second album has just been given the re-issue treatment.
3rd January 2019
As IDLES crown their game-changing year with a huge, sold-out London show at the O2 Forum, we meet fans, friends and tourmates to discover just why this band are becoming so important to so many.
23rd December 2018
Never ones to rest on their laurels, Dream Wife are using their latest tour to showcase a new wave of female and non-binary artists — while opening up a conversation about gender equality to boot.
20th December 2018
Causing hedonistic chaos wherever they land, Amyl and the Sniffers are the mullet-sporting Melbourne punks who just wanna have fun.
19th December 2018
After the whirlwind success of viral first single ‘1950’, Mikaela Straus is pushing forward and ready to become a pop star on her own terms.
18th December 2018
Throwing genre out the window and documenting what it means to be a young Londoner in the modern world, Bakar is creating his own template, one move at a time.
17th December 2018
Weaving soft, warm electronics into folk songs about self-acceptance, Will Westerman is a songwriter whose music could help you more than you think.
16th December 2018
Gearing up to release their debut album early next year, this London leftfield pop quartet are using their determination and drive to push the boundaries.
15th December 2018
Dublin’s voice is rising this year, with a host of bands giving the Irish capital a new reputation for breathtaking, important guitar music. Leading the pack are Fontaines DC.
14th December 2018
This Northampton rapper is bringing small-town life to the big stage, one semi-naked show at a time.
13th December 2018
More than 25 years into an illustrious career, we chat to the Godfather of slacker rock about his new obsessions and how he’s still pushing it forwards.
13th December 2018
From Limerick to London, this trio are building their own world of giddy escapism wherever they go. Dive in.
12th December 2018
Battling psychological trauma and personal demons, this Kent trio put their emotions to the fore on their fist-pumping punk, creating a safe space for others to work through their problems too.
12th December 2018
After emerging in a shroud of mystery and refining her sound over multiple EPs, personal upheaval proved the driving force necessary for Amber Bain’s debut full-length to finally take shape.
11th December 2018
South London’s Sophie Nicole Ellison makes indie rock with brilliant ambition.
11th December 2018
In the aftermath of debut album ‘Sore’, Dilly Dally almost fell apart. Now returning with ‘Heaven’, they’re ready for their rebirth.
9th December 2018
The Jack White-approved Atlanta singer giving nostalgia a modern twist.
7th December 2018
The Brighton-based newcomer giving vintage pop a thoroughly modern twist.
4th December 2018
For his fourth solo record, the Strokes guitarist is channelling a new alter-ego and tapping into previously undiscovered parts of himself.
3rd December 2018
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.