Stay Positive: Yeah Yeah Yeahs
Returning with their first album in nearly a decade, “Cool It Down’ is here to remind the world that no one does it quite like Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
10th October 2022
Returning with their first album in nearly a decade, “Cool It Down’ is here to remind the world that no one does it quite like Yeah Yeah Yeahs.
10th October 2022

The biggest and best new songs this week.
7th October 2022
South London rapper FLOHIO’s debut “Out of Heart’ may have been a long time coming, but its emotive, progressive wares show an artist more than worth the wait.
5th October 2022
An innovator and one of music’s true mavericks, we explore the fantastical world of Björk.
3rd October 2022
Joe Keery’s already won the hearts of the world on screen, and with second album ‘DECIDE’, his alter-ego Djo is aiming to do the same on the musical stage.
28th September 2022
Channelling the grizzled catharsis of “90s grunge, Sabrina Fuentes and her band have crossed the Atlantic and come out fighting.
27th September 2022
Creating his own self-described niche of Compton house, Channel Tres is dancing all the way to the top.
26th September 2022
We look back at tracks from some of this year’s nominees, including Wet Leg, Rina Sawayama, Dave and more.
26th September 2022
To celebrate the release of their new compilation album, drummer Dan Kjær Nielsen reflects on his musical journey.
23rd September 2022
Partners in and out of music, the Manchester pair’s intrinsic bond is taking them from viral newcomers to UK dance’s next big hope.
23rd September 2022
Speaking to DIY earlier in the day, frontman James McGovern discusses the band’s follow-up to 2019 debut “When I Have Fears’.
23rd September 2022

The week’s biggest and best, rounded up.
23rd September 2022

Nine albums in and, on “God Save The Animals’, Alex G is still treading his own path. This time however, he’s letting a few more people in on the journey too.
22nd September 2022
Ahead of her set at Reeperbahn Festival this weekend, we catch up with the East London avant-punk artist.
20th September 2022
Death Cab For Cutie frontman Ben Gibbard contemplates the pandemic fuelled existentialism in the band’s tenth album, ‘Asphalt Meadows’.
17th September 2022
We spoke to the New Jersey pop sensation on the eve of her debut album’s release.
16th September 2022

Make time for the biggest and best new songs released this week.
16th September 2022
‘I Love You Jennifer B’ is an album of weirdness and whimsy, of technical prowess and nostalgic escapism. At its core sit Jockstrap: two musicians tinkering around in their own curious playground.
15th September 2022
Simultaneously packed with nostalgia and a modern dream cast of collaborators, “demon time’ finds Mura Masa concocting a time-spanning party for the ages.
14th September 2022
This month’s solo debut “Hideous Bastard’ finds The xx’s Oliver Sim opening up and letting the world in on his most personal truths.
13th September 2022
After the combustion of his teenage band Dead Pretties, Jacob Slater did some much-needed reevaluating. From it came Wunderhorse, and a debut album — “Cub’ — that stares into a far brighter future.
13th September 2022
On her fifth album, pop’s ray of sunshine Carly Rae Jepsen found herself dappled by shadows. Out of the introspection came “The Loneliest Time’: a record that finds power in curiosity and self-belief.
12th September 2022
The biggest and best new songs from the week that was.
9th September 2022
Ahead of the 2022 Mercury Prize with FREE NOW, we’ve taken a brief look at some of the shortlisted albums.
5th September 2022
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.