One half of the most successful sibling partnership in modern music, Finneas O’Connell has already proven himself behind the scenes many times over. Now, with second solo album ‘For Cryin’ Out Loud!’, he’s raising his own voice both musically and publicly, and making his strongest personal statements yet.
10th October 2024
To mark the release of their urgent second album ‘Real Deal’, the London trio tell us more about its conception and creative vision.
27th September 2024
DIY’s essential guide to the best new music.
27th September 2024
Before the Norweigan punks’ third LP hits shelves, we catch up with frontwoman Haley Shea to talk rejecting expectations, cinematic inspirations, and starting a new chapter.
26th September 2024
Putting an indefinite pin in his band black midi, Geordie Greep takes us on a boozy tour of the city and the inimitable musical landscape that makes up debut solo album ‘The New Sound’.
25th September 2024
Back before the release of new single ‘Can’t Pretend To Know’, James McGovern filled us in on working towards LP3, recording with producer extraordinaire John Congleton, and The Murder Capital’s fat-free new material.
24th September 2024
The Pavement frontman and member of The Hard Quartet gives us an insight into his ideal night out.
23rd September 2024
Ahead of the release of their debut album, we meet the Dublin five-piece who are finding their own voice within Ireland’s bustling guitar scene.
23rd September 2024
Frontman Zac Carper may have spent much of the last few years trying to find a sense of inner calm, but on ‘Surviving The Dream’, FIDLAR are still as raw and raucous as ever.
20th September 2024
Around the release of new single ‘Jocelyn’, we caught up with the Toronto outfit to find out more about their journey from high school band to viral stars.
20th September 2024
Since the release of 2019 third album ‘KIWANUKA’, its eponymous author has won the Mercury Prize, become a father twice over and wrangled a new sense of self-confidence in his own decisions. New album ‘Small Changes’, then, is the result of some altogether bigger ones.
19th September 2024
It’s taken Katy J Pearson two projects and three albums to fully find her confidence, but with superlative new album ‘Someday, Now’ under her belt, there’s nothing left to stand in her way.
18th September 2024
When Amyl and The Sniffers first roared onto the scene, their brand of firecracker punk was a welcome respite from the outside world’s increasing turbulence. Now more reflective and nuanced – but no less fun – third album ‘Cartoon Darkness’ finds them championing hope amid dystopia.
17th September 2024
The ‘Guess’ collaborator and New York disruptor is 2024’s most polarising new artist. Charli thinks he’s with it – do you?
16th September 2024
Looking forward to The Big Reunion? Why not start by looking back (not in anger) at the Gallaghers’ greatest moments.
13th September 2024
Ahead of her performance at Reeperbahn Festival this month, the Palestinian-American artist tells us how she strives to celebrate her heritage in her work.
13th September 2024
Hinds have always been a flagship band for happy-go-lucky best friendship, yet the last few years have been anything but smooth sailing. Fourth LP ‘VIVA HINDS’ may not be their first rodeo, but it’s the start of a new chapter for the singular Spanish pair.
12th September 2024
As Fat Dog prepare to reveal debut album ‘WOOF.’, we join the absurdist quintet for a day in the life of the UK’s most chaotic breakthrough band.
11th September 2024
Don’t panic, MUNA fans: Katie Gavin isn’t breaking up the band. Instead, the frontwoman is taking a sojourn sideways for a singer-songwriter solo album that tackles life and relationships (with a little help from her many musical friends).
10th September 2024
Having broken through with last year’s darkly powerful single ‘labour’, Paris Paloma is following it up with her debut ‘Cacophony’ — a rich, complex portrait of pain, struggle and strength that proves her status as one of new music’s most vital voices.
4th September 2024
Meet the New York-based multi-hyphenate whose ambitious, emotive offerings are shaping a bold yet comforting sonic landscape.
2nd September 2024
Previously a solo project, Wunderhorse rode out with a debut that saw them immediately welcomed into the lauded annals of contemporary rock. Back as a full band and with a visceral second outing that plays by its own rules, the four-piece are proving that they’re far from one trick ponies.
28th August 2024
We’ve teamed up with the festival’s sponsor Travel Texas to guide you through some of this year’s brilliant Texan twists.
22nd August 2024
Carving his path in the cracks between genre, NYC-based Malice K is rejecting so-called scenes and polished production in favour of strikingly visceral storytelling.
22nd August 2024
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.