Get to know Holy Now, the Gothenburg group mixing euphoria with insomnia
Four-piece are readying a new single, ‘Wake Up’, on UK label Beech Coma.
7th April 2016
Features
Rolling In The Deap: the return of Deap Vally is nigh
With their second album ‘Femejism’ incoming, we’re getting awfully excited about the return of the thrashing twosome.
7th April 2016
M83: “I was obviously happy about the success, but also mad”
Anthony Gonzalez’ new album ‘Junk’ is a chaotic return. He tells Will Richards how he reacted to ‘Midnight City’’s insane success.
7th April 2016
The Neu Bulletin (Posture, Chaika, Xenia Rubinos & more)
DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.
6th April 2016
LUH: “For a long time after WU LYF, I didn’t really wanna make music”
This is the beginning of a ‘new Lyf’ for Ellery James Roberts. But there’s a lot to do before his fancy-sounding “conceptual lifestyle brand” takes over.
5th April 2016
The year 2021: Wolf Alice, Swim Deep, Drenge, Alt-J and more look ahead
DIY’s been in print for five years, so we thought we’d better knock some heads together and get prepped for the next five.
5th April 2016
Eight of Radiohead’s non-album highlights
After a bunch of Radiohead’s b‑sides disappeared from streaming services today, here’s our pick of the best.
5th April 2016
Drenge talk jazz covers bands, “waning self integrity” and Periscoping baglama players in Turkey
Eoin Loveless joins DIY’s 50th issue celebrations with an all-new chat.
4th April 2016
Metronomy: “I feel incredibly proud of what I’ve been able to do”
Joe Mount’s been here from the beginning — he featured in the first ever issue of DIY! With that in mine, we invited him along to our 50th party for a natter.
4th April 2016
CHVRCHES: “Creating a community and supporting other musicians is really important”
The Scots found some downtime during their quest for world domination to help DIY celebrate our 50th issue.
4th April 2016
Stand up and celebrate: win a pair of unique Dr. Martens
To celebrate DIY’s 50th issue & Dr. Martens’ 56th anniversary, we’re giving one lucky reader the chance to make their own pair of boots.
4th April 2016
Win a pair of tickets to Rock en Seine 2016
See Chvrches, Foals, Bring Me The Horizon and many more at the French weekender.
4th April 2016
Hot damn: Mark Ronson looks back over a massive half-decade
With a endless list of megastar collaborations, producer Mark Ronson is behind some of the biggest musical moments going. So naturally, he was first on the list for DIY’s party.
1st April 2016
Win T in the Park tickets
We’ve got a pair of weekend camping tickets to give away.
1st April 2016
Service Station of the Month: The Magic Gang
The band pay long-overdue respect to an unsung and hidden gem of the M23, Pease Pottage.
1st April 2016
Tracks: Royal Blood, The Big Moon, & More
DIY writers pick out the biggest and best new songs from the last seven days
1st April 2016
WALL: “We just started it as fun and it’s gotten really real”
From Texas creatives to New York rockers, nothing’s going to stop the force that is WALL.
31st March 2016
Clean Cut Kid: “I’m looking forward to the record showing people what we really are”
Despite their fair share of hiccups and hurdles, this Liverpudlian quartet are planning for 2016 to be their year.
31st March 2016
Little help from my friends: the magic of compilation albums
With The National’s Grateful Dead tribute album ‘Day of the Dead’ featuring just about everyone in music right now, we pick out some of the best compilations going.
31st March 2016
The Neu Bulletin (Wesley Gonzalez, Hudson Scott, Isaac Gracie & more)
DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.
30th March 2016
Track by track: Andrew Bird - Are You Serious
The American songwriter and multi-instrumentalist deconstructs the complex narratives of his new album for DIY.
30th March 2016
Acting Class: Parquet Courts
Over the past five years, Parquet Courts have avoided photography, taken vows of silence and subverted the idea of being a musician. Now they’re taking a look at performance.
29th March 2016
Alex Turner’s speaking voice has entered a new dimension
He used to sound like an everyday Sheffield lad, then Elvis. Now there’s this — the great unknown of accents.
29th March 2016
The moments set to define Glastonbury 2016
We take a look at the standouts from this morning’s announcement.
29th March 2016
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.