Having landed one of the year’s biggest breakout tracks in ‘Home’, the London duo are proving that, when it comes to bright, summery indie bangers, everybody needs Good Neighbours.
21st August 2024
Having created a genre-amorphous sound that’s seen her support both My Chemical Romance and Bryan Adams, pigeonhole Cassyette at your peril. And with debut ‘This World Fucking Sucks’, she’s making a strong case for a boundaryless new one.
20th August 2024
A multi-hyphenate musician, actor, model and now mother, Suki Waterhouse is a rare talent who can do it all. Ahead of second album ‘Memoir of a Sparklemuffin’ and a stop off at All Points East, we meet an artist who’s negotiating the fame game her own way.
15th August 2024
Five years, a series of big life changes and a move across the world have all fuelled the new album from Charly Bliss, but ‘Forever’ sees them happier, healthier and more in love with the band than ever.
14th August 2024
To mark the release of her debut album ‘Million Dollar Baby’, we speak to the Liverpool-based star about the successes and setbacks of her journey so far.
7th August 2024
Confronting big questions of artistic (im)mortality with an era-crossing sound that’s simultaneously familiar and fresh, Brigitte Calls Me Baby are heading back to the future.
2nd August 2024
The first Indonesian artist to ever play Coachella, Jakarta-born NIKI has already broken down the music world’s barriers. Now, on indie-leaning third album ‘Buzz’, she’s focused on breaking down her own.
31st July 2024
After a whirlwind year of legal battles and uncertainty over the band’s future, we caught up with the frontman of Hard Life (FKA Easy Life) as they return with their new single, ‘Tears’.
29th July 2024
Having battled for his rights as a British immigrant, BERWYN has lived through more struggle than most. On debut album proper ‘Who Am I’, he’s channelling it into a record of resilience that answers its title with strength and defiance.
25th July 2024
Government battles. Tabloid outrage. Conservative outcry. In their short time in the spotlight, Kneecap have whipped up their fair share of it all. Pranksters or heroic political rebels? The Irish trio are equally a bit of both. And on ‘Fine Art’, they’re painting hip hop a new shade of green, white and orange.
24th July 2024
Ahead of their joint headline show at All Points East, we speak to the Death Cab For Cutie and The Postal Service frontman on twenty years of ‘Transatlanticism’ and ‘Give Up’.
23rd July 2024
Back with ‘All Hell’, their first new album in seven years, Los Campesinos! aren’t just rejoining the race, they’re also trying to reroute it from within.
19th July 2024
Lava La Rue’s debut has been a long time in the making, but arriving in a spaceship full of sci-fi fantasy and wild ambition, ‘Starface’ is the sound of an artist fully coming in to land.
18th July 2024
In just five years, Fontaines DC have gone from promising post-punk newcomers to one of the most celebrated, consistently evolving bands of the decade. Restless, curious, and disinterested in ever taking the path oft-travelled, fourth album ‘Romance’ finds the Irish quintet reshaping themselves and challenging everything that’s come before.
17th July 2024
The London via New Zealand multi-hyphenate carving out her own niche of “collage rock”.
17th July 2024
Sam Eastgate takes a break en route to Slovakia’s Pohoda Festival to chat ‘La Fusion’, living in Costa Rica, and what’s on the horizon for LA Priest.
11th July 2024
Before they jet off to Madrid and Lisbon for Mad Cool and NOS Alive 2024, we find out what the Black Honey frontwoman has been up to since their last release.
10th July 2024
Alongside some killer headliners, the Madrid fiesta is set to spotlight a whole load of stunning more local names.
10th July 2024
Ahead of her set at this week’s Mad Cool Festival, we speak to Sophie Allison about stripping things back and the start of her next musical chapter.
9th July 2024
With a Number One single and an Ivor Novello nomination already under her belt, Kenya Grace is making history with her delicate drum’n’bass.
8th July 2024
Need to give your playlists a summer refresh? We picked the brains of some DIY faves for their best new music recommendations.
28th June 2024
We’re (somehow) halfway through the year — these are the tracks we haven’t been able to get out of our heads.
27th June 2024
The band give us their top picks for the best live sets to enjoy from the comfort of your own home.
25th June 2024
Ahead of her turn atop Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage and her massive upcoming festival slots, we dive into how Dua became a pop juggernaut worthy of the world’s biggest stage.
24th June 2024
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.