Upbringing: Nai Harvest
We chat with Lew and Ben about bad habits, early favourites, and their musical obsessions.
30th April 2015
Features
The Neu Bulletin (30th April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Fake Laugh, Jimi Charles Moody and Night Shades.
30th April 2015
They don’t love you like I love you: looking back at Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ ‘Fever To Tell’
We revisit the classic debut album that single-handedly made New York the coolest place on earth.
30th April 2015
SSION, on art-rock and creating the cover for Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ ‘Fever To Tell’
Art-punk musician and all-round creative SSION tells us the story behind the Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ iconic debut artwork.
30th April 2015
Rat Boy: “I wanna try and find Frank Ocean and put him on a song”
Watch out, world. Anyone who so much as sneezes near Jordan Cardy might end up on his next mixtape.
29th April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (29th April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Bad Sounds, Afterbloom and Inad.
29th April 2015
George FitzGerald: “It’s not about playing hits after fucking hits”
This Double Six-signed producer has found his place with new LP ‘Fading Love’, avoiding expectation and context. He speaks to Tom Horner.
28th April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (28th April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring LA Priest, Sundogs and producer S b.
28th April 2015
Win a pair of tickets to see Tame Impala, Interpol & more at Lowlands Festival 2015
Netherlands fest is taking place this August.
28th April 2015
Champions of smash-and-grab, meet Black Peaks
This Brighton band had their world turned upside-down at the very beginning of 2015. Now they’re taking the year head-on.
27th April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (27th April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Broncho and Leyya.
27th April 2015
Air hockey, raging bulls and Palma Violets: Kid Wave share exclusive tour diary
London dreamers have just rounded off dates across the UK — check out their photo-tastic account.
27th April 2015
Alabama Shakes: “I’m not sure what kinda band we are anymore”
Think you know Alabama Shakes? Think again.
25th April 2015
This Week In New Music (25th April 2015)
DIY’s round-up of the best new music discoveries, from Wet’s new single to Loppa Albon’s distorted pop.
25th April 2015
Mumford & Sons: “Fuck the banjo”
After they (kind of) split, Mumford & Sons returned by ditching their trademark. It’s out with the folk instruments, in with the electrified ‘Wilder Mind’.
24th April 2015
DIIV: “This record is going to mean a lot, to a lot of people”
DIIV’s new record reflects on a turbulent few years. “It has its darker moments,” Zachary Cole Smith explains.
24th April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (24th April 2015)
DIY’s weekend new music tips, featuring Our Girl, Bruising and Loppa Albon.
24th April 2015
Win a pair of tickets for T in the Park 2015
We’ve a pair of weekend camping tickets to give away.
24th April 2015
Tracks: Unknown Mortal Orchestra, Panic! At The Disco, & More
The DIY writers pick out the biggest and best new tracks from the last seven days.
24th April 2015
Razzle Dazzle ‘Em: Punks, rockers and self-starters from Chicago
Kyle MacNeill rides the wave of exciting new bands coming out of Chi-town.
23rd April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (23rd April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Demob Happy and Regal Degal.
23rd April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (22nd April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Algiers and June Gloom.
22nd April 2015
Field Day 2015 promises to be the most hyped, surprise-filled year in the fest’s history
From outlandish collaborations to the DIY stage, here’s why we’re already counting down to June’s first weekend.
22nd April 2015
Speedy Ortiz: “This album is less of a bummer”
Speedy Ortiz are in a good place on their second full-length, ’Foil Deer’.
21st April 2015
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.