Ryn Weaver: “I’m at a free time in my life; I’m powerful on my own”
After a tumultuous few years, including a move to California, Ryn Weaver is putting her problems behind her.
9th April 2015
Features
The Neu Bulletin (9th April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Yak, Day Wave and Lung Dart.
9th April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (8th April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Black Peaks, No Vacation and Tomboy.
8th April 2015
Track By Track: Gallows - Desolation Sounds
The band’s Laurent ‘Lags’ Barnard runs through their latest release, from front to back.
7th April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (7th April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring KLOË and Fufanu.
7th April 2015
LA Priest: “One of the worst sides of humanity is that we seem to copy each other”
Years on from Late of the Pier’s mind-flipping debut, Sam Dust is making up for lost time on his own terms.
6th April 2015
Moving in with Big Ups, as they record their second album
Loren DiBlasi finds the New York band settling in to their Baltimore studio, as they prepare a follow-up to ‘Eighteen Hours of Static’.
6th April 2015
This Week In New Music (4th April 2015)
DIY and Neu round-up the best new discoveries, from Anna B Savage to Show Me The Body.
4th April 2015
Tracks: The National, Hot Chip, & More
The DIY writers pick out the biggest and best new tracks of the last week.
3rd April 2015
All We Are: “We want people to feel that they’re a part of it”
This Liverpool-based trio’s quest to become universal starts now, as Anastasia Connor meets them in their abandoned school HQ.
2nd April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (2nd April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring Oscar, Static Palm and The Britanys.
2nd April 2015
The Neu Bulletin (1st April 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring VANT, The Magic Gang and Show Me The Body.
1st April 2015
Doldrums gives a guide to new album ‘The Air Conditioned Nightmare’
Airick Woodhead digs into his second LP, out next week.
1st April 2015
Formation: “It can’t be anything but pop”
Harking back to golden days, Formation shun nostalgia by pointing forward. It’s all in the groove.
31st March 2015
Only Real: “I’m already thinking about what’s to come next”
Niall Galvin’s world of Only Real is taking to new heights.
31st March 2015
Can Jay-Z’s Tidal really create a “fairtrade” music industry?
Last night Jay‑Z hosted the most awkward press conference in history to announce his new streaming venture Tidal. Now the waves have settled, we’ve got some questions.…
31st March 2015
Death Cab For Cutie: Life imitating art
The departure of guitarist Chris Walla could have broken Death Cab For Cutie, but instead they’re back with one of their best albums to date.
30th March 2015
The Neu Bulletin (30th March 2015)
DIY’s new music tips, featuring JUNK, The Yetis and Kid Wave.
30th March 2015
No alibi: Daphne and Celeste return - “We want to play Download Festival”
The tittering twosome are back with a new Max Tundra-produced track, Mumfords’ discarded banjos and their eyes on the Download stage.
29th March 2015
From house parties to huge arenas: Foals’ live beginnings
Henry Boon takes a look back at the house parties that fuelled Foals’ debut album ‘Antidotes’ and shaped their later live shows.
29th March 2015
Transgressive Records on releasing Foals’ ‘Antidotes’
Label founders Tim Dellow and Toby L look back on their experiences working on Foals’ vital debut album.
29th March 2015
This Week In New Music (28th March 2015)
DIY’s new music discoveries, featuring Fruit Bomb, The Japanese House and Okay Kaya.
28th March 2015
Dave Ma, on bringing the visuals to Foals’ ‘Antidotes’
Liam McNeilly speaks to Ma, who’s been there from the start — from loose concepts to unforgettable house parties.
28th March 2015
Big Big Love: Looking Back on Foals’ ‘Antidotes’
Clattering into indie’s banging hangover with direct vengeance, ‘Antidotes’ lives on as one of the most exciting debuts of the 21st Century.
28th March 2015
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.