Jack Osbourne talks Ozzy and Jack’s World Detour

In their new series Jack takes his dad, you know, Ozzy Osbourne to indulge their interest in history.

19th September 2016

Against Me!: Baby, I’m a gender anarchist

Love may be one of the most universal inspirations in all of music, but for Against Me!‘s new album ​‘Shape Shift With Me’, Laura Jane Grace is looking at it from a whole new perspective.

16th September 2016

Tracks (Tobias Jesso Jr., Yak, Justice & more)

All the biggest and best tracks of the week, rounded up and reviewed.

16th September 2016

Disillusioned thrashers The Bay Rays are ready to take over

The exciting trio talk first steps and what it’s like to live with social anxieties, pressures and unaffordable rent.

15th September 2016

Muscle Memory: AlunaGeorge

It may be three years since AlunaGeorge released their debut, but with ​‘I Remember,’ they’re feeling stronger and more confident than ever.

15th September 2016

Rolling in the Deap: Deap Vally

Taking the vital, bolshy essence of their debut, and cranking it up to a whole new level, ​‘Femejism’ is Deap Vally’s creative explosion.

14th September 2016

Win tickets to this year’s By The Sea Festival

Wolf Alice, Wild Beasts and The Big Moon will all be playing this year’s Dreamland bash.

14th September 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Fake Laugh, Teen Ravine, God Colony & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

14th September 2016

By any other name: Preoccupations

A new moniker but the same ​‘hit the ground running’ mindset — Preoccupations are shaking off a rocky year and continuing their top-speed upwards trajectory.

13th September 2016

Dream Wife are on an unstoppable wave

From getting banned from Matalan to letting rip on stage, Dream Wife are out to prove that sometimes darkness can be the brightest colour of all.

12th September 2016

DIY Podcast 005: Reading & Leeds Special Part 2

We’re back in Berkshire with Chvrches, VANT, The Vaccines and Lower Than Atlantis.

11th September 2016

Game over? Two Door Cinema Club are back from the brink

With new album ​‘Gameshow’, Two Door Cinema Club are rising from the wreckage.

9th September 2016

Tracks (Jaws, Kings Of Leon, Zack De La Rocha & more)

All the biggest and best tracks of the week, rounded up and reviewed.

9th September 2016

Time-travelling Dolly Parton meets glitter-punk: get to know Dream Wife

An art project run riot and out of control, this lot have found themselves forming one of the most exciting new bands around right now.

8th September 2016

Doe dive into ‘Some Things Last Longer Than You’ with a track-by-track guide

The fuzz punks’ debut album is out tomorrow — hear it here with an exclusive run down by the band.

8th September 2016

Keaton Henson offers up an illustrated guide to new album ‘Kindly Now’

The ace singer-songwriter’s also a dab hand with a pen and paper — we interview him via the medium of interpretive drawing. Obviously.

7th September 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Gold Class, Casper Skulls, Pipedream & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

7th September 2016

Fear of Men: “this is as real as I could be at the time”

With second album ​‘Fall Forever,’ this Brighton band jump headlong into their boldest explorations yet.

6th September 2016

Yak: Salvation Army

With countless road miles under their belts, Yak have been focused on gathering a throng since day one. Debut album ​‘Alas Salvation’ is their call to arms.

5th September 2016

DIY Podcast 004: Reading & Leeds special Part 1

With Two Door Cinema Club, Spring King, Milk Teeth and The Japanese House.

4th September 2016

Stranger things have happened: Yuck

While ladybird carcasses and sky-high expectations haunted Yuck’s second record, the band hit a new stride of confidence in ​‘Stranger Things’.

3rd September 2016

Milk Teeth: “You need to get out of your mum’s basement and do some stuff”

With ​‘Vile Child’, Milk Teeth have channelled their road miles into one of the year’s most fast and furious debuts. Now they’re set to reap the rewards, as long as they don’t lose too much blood.

2nd September 2016

Wesley Gonzalez: “Fuck it - I really like the shit you hated in the seventies”

The former Let’s Wrestle man’s gone solo — he tells Tom Walters about his desire to embrace some ​“very nasty music” into his warped pop.

2nd September 2016

Tracks (Bastille, Sleigh Bells, Sampha & More)

Dozed off for a week? Don’t worry — we have you covered. Tracks rounds-up the best and biggest songs of the past seven days.

2nd September 2016