Moonchild Sanelly: “I get surprised how people fear talking about sex. Why are they scared of something they’ve enjoyed?”

The South African ​‘Queen of Gqom’, bringing some much-needed joy to the rest of the world.

16th October 2020

The Neu Bulletin (Lynks, Native Son, Gustaf and more!)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

15th October 2020

Upset The Rhythm: Working Men’s Club

Syd Minsky-Sargeant may have ditched an entire line-up of band mates and made an album born for pills and thrills, but up in Todmorden we find a sweet 19-year-old who just wants to do what he loves.

14th October 2020

Get To Know… renforshort

Sharing new track ​‘afterthoughts’, meet the alt-pop prodigy (and unashamed Beabadoobee stan).

14th October 2020

Class of 2021: Tate McRae

Already breaking into the charts with her slick confessional bangers, Tate McRae may have been in the game since she was 13, but she’s only just getting started.

12th October 2020

Live & Kicking: Looking back on DIY’s 100th celebrations

Last month, we teamed up with Signature Brew for a series of intimate, socially-distanced outdoor shows to celebrate DIY’s big 100th issue. Ah, to be in the warm embrace of live music once more…

12th October 2020

Girl On Fire: Beabadoobee

Skyrocketing to fame over a rollercoaster last few years, Beabadoobee is now gearing up to release her highly anticipated debut album ​‘Fake It Flowers’, and she’s not holding anything back.

9th October 2020

Tracks: The Kills, Celeste, Lykke Li and more

The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.

9th October 2020

Moving On Up: Willie J Healey

It’s been a slow and steady journey for Willie J Healey, but new LP ​‘Twin Heavy’ finds the singer coming into his own, and making some new mates along the way.

8th October 2020

The Neu Bulletin (deep tan, Porij, October and the Eyes and more!)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

8th October 2020

Get To Know… JW Francis

With his debut album out next month, meet New York’s next lo-fi legend.

8th October 2020

Panic Prevention: Denai Moore

Denai Moore could never have guessed when she was writing new LP ​‘Modern Dread’ how prescient her fears might turn out to be. A bold, unapologetic next step, its arrival couldn’t be more timely.

7th October 2020

Hit and Run: Run The Jewels

With every instalment of their self-titled catalogue, RTJ have soundtracked a moment in society. Returning with ​‘RTJ4’, El‑P and Killer Mike are (unsurprisingly) not lacking in fuel for the fire…

6th October 2020

Gus Dapperton takes us through ‘Orca’

The NYC-based artist gives us a track by track run-through of his second album.

5th October 2020

Life in Colour: Soccer Mommy

The incumbent queen of sad indie-rock on her stirring second record, ​‘color theory’.

3rd October 2020

Get To Know… Dylan Fraser

Announcing his debut EP ​‘The Storm’ today, meet the Scottish newcomer.

2nd October 2020

Celebrity Singles of The Decade with Melanie C

Sporty Spice waxes lyrical on ​‘R U Mine?’, ​‘Shutdown’, ​‘WAP’ and more…

2nd October 2020

Laura Jane Grace: “What am I trying to say with this album? I’m saying STAY ALIVE!”

With new album ​‘Stay Alive’ out now, LJG tells us all about her first totally solo record.

2nd October 2020

Tracks: Romy, Sundara Karma, Goat Girl and more

The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.

2nd October 2020

Big Albums of 2020: Creeper

When Creeper made their grand disappearance back at the end of 2018, they were all set to dive into a whole new fictional chapter. Reality, it seems, had other plans…

1st October 2020

The Neu Bulletin (PVA, Tungz, phem and more!)

DIY’s essential, weekly (kinda) guide to the best new music.

30th September 2020

Ocean’s Apart: CHVRCHES

Catching up with Lauren Mayberry, we talk quarantining on the other side of the Atlantic, recording ​‘CHV4’ remotely and get a bit emosh over their journey so far.

28th September 2020

Get To Know… Slow Pulp

With their debut album ​‘Moveys’ out next month, meet the Chicago-based newcomers.

24th September 2020

What to expect from the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize

This year will look a little different to previous years, so we spoke to the BPI’s CEO Geoff Taylor to find out exactly what to expect in 2020.

23rd September 2020