A brief look into… Stormzy’s ‘Heavy is the Head’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
22nd September 2020
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A brief look into… Kano’s ‘Hoodies All Summer’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
22nd September 2020
A brief look into… Moses Boyd’s ‘Dark Matter’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
22nd September 2020
A brief look into… Anna Meredith’s ‘FIBS’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
21st September 2020
A brief look into… Lanterns on the Lake’s ‘Spook The Herd’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
21st September 2020
A brief look into… Michael Kiwanuka’s ‘KIWANUKA’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
21st September 2020
A brief look into… Charli XCX’s ‘how i’m feeling now’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
20th September 2020
A brief look into… Porridge Radio’s ‘Every Bad’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
20th September 2020
A brief look into… Dua Lipa’s ‘Future Nostalgia’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
19th September 2020
A brief look into… Georgia’s ‘Seeking Thrills’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
19th September 2020
The Renewed Fellas: The Cribs
After nearly three years of hell, the Jarmans are back with new album ‘Night Network’ – and you’ve got Dave Grohl to thank.
18th September 2020
A brief look into… Laura Marling’s ‘Song for Our Daughter’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
18th September 2020
A brief look into… Sports Team’s ‘Deep Down Happy’
Ahead of the 2020 Hyundai Mercury Prize, we’ve taken a brief look at the twelve shortlisted albums.
18th September 2020
Tracks: Sunflower Bean, slowthai, Marika Hackman and more
The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.
18th September 2020
The Neu Bulletin (Pixey, Deadletter, Icehead and more!)
DIY’s essential, weekly (kinda) guide to the best new music.
16th September 2020
Class of 2021: Baby Queen
Slowly creating a fan-centric pop universe where sharing is caring, Bella Latham’s kingdom awaits…
12th September 2020
Tiña: “I’m just hoping to become the pink messiah”
Speedy Wunderground’s first ever album signings, taking pain and turning it into their own positive pink party.
11th September 2020
Destroy Me, Baby: SALEM
After releasing an ambitious, multi-faceted record like their recent second album, the last thing we expected from Creeper frontman Will Gould was more new music. But think again…
11th September 2020
Tracks: Gorillaz x Robert Smith, Shame, Beabadoobee and more
The biggest and best tracks of the past week, rounded up and reviewed.
11th September 2020
In The Studio with… Black Honey
Two years on since the release of their self-titled debut, Black Honey are back and feeling better than ever.
9th September 2020
Non-Stop: Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard
Approved by legends like Iggy Pop and Michael Sheen, this Cardiff quartet are going with their gut, and revelling in a bit of good, old fashioned glam-rock fun.
7th September 2020
Try A Little Tenderness: Dream Wife
Dream Wife spent their debut cementing themselves as a punk-spirited force to be reckoned with. On ‘So When You Gonna…’, the trio are taking a step back and finding inspiration in their softer side.
7th September 2020
Thinking Out Loud: KennyHoopla
The Wisconsin-based, genre-spanning artist pushing feeling above everything.
6th September 2020
Love Is All You Need: IDLES
With ‘Ultra Mono’, IDLES’ message of community & compassion is ready to reach its biggest audience yet. But at the centre of their politicised punk is a core rooted in more personal mantras than ever.
4th September 2020
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.