Get To Know… Madge

With new EP ​‘Ethanol (Multiverse, Vol. 2)’ out now, meet pop’s newest provocateur.

15th July 2020

Get To Know… Mk.gee

Fresh off of the release of his newest mixtape, meet the rising LA-based artist.

14th July 2020

Star Power: Celeste

Beginning the year nabbing every hype accolade out there 2020’s been a strange ride for Celeste. Heading into her much-anticipated debut, she’s committed to the pursuit of authenticity more than ever.

13th July 2020

Class of 2021: BENEE

Riding high off the back of megahit ​‘SUPALONELY’ and her recent celeb-featuring full-length debut, BENEE’s already done the hard bit — now she’s ready to reap the rewards.

12th July 2020

Tracks: Gerard Way, Future Islands, Connie Constance and more

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

10th July 2020

Track by track: The Beths talk us through new album ‘Jump Rope Gazers’

The New Zealand quartet go deep on their second LP.

8th July 2020

Death or Glory: Fontaines DC

In-fighting. Self-doubt. An entire scrapped album recording. This is the story of ​‘A Hero’s Death’, and how it helped piece Fontaines DC back together again.

6th July 2020

Tracks: Kele, Alfie Templeman, LANY and more

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

3rd July 2020

A Thing You Call Joy: Sinead O’Brien

Top tier fashion designer by day, punk poet by night, Limerick’s Sinead O’Brien is a one-woman lesson in the power of dreaming big.

2nd July 2020

Sound & Vision: La Roux

2014’s ​‘Trouble In Paradise’ may have proved an all-too-relevant title, but with new LP ​‘Supervision’, La Roux’s Elly Jackson is striding out on her own and swearily taking back control.

2nd July 2020

The Neu Bulletin (twst, Samia, 0171 and more!)

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

2nd July 2020

Support Your Local Scene

We asked a load of DIY regulars about the small venues that got them to where they are today.

30th June 2020

Tracks: Dominic Fike, Another Sky, Lauv and more

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

26th June 2020

Choose Your Own Adventure: Nadine Shah

Game-changing LP ​‘Holiday Destination’ positioned her as a voice to soundtrack a politically turbulent era. Now, she’s turning her eye on her own life and proving that she’s a pretty funny fucker too.

25th June 2020

Get To Know… Keep Dancing Inc

Sharing new track ​‘Long Enough’ this week, meet the rising Parisian trio.

25th June 2020

The Neu Bulletin (Drug Store Romeos, POZI, Nijuu and more!)

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

24th June 2020

Get To Know… Tate McRae

With new track ​‘vicious’ out now, meet pop’s newest rising star.

23rd June 2020

Who the fuck are 100 gecs?

Blowing up all over the internet and beyond, Laura Les and Dylan Brady’s 100 gecs project is the most exciting shit happening in pop. Now, they’re ready for gecmania to take over the world.

22nd June 2020

Jawny: “‘Honey Pie’ is a match under my ass to show I can write even cooler music”

A viral hit in slacker-funk gem ​‘Honey Pie’ might have introduced him to the world, but now Philly-born Jawny is ready to show the full breadth of his considerable talents.

22nd June 2020

Tracks: Noname, The Killers, IDLES and more

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

19th June 2020

A Beautiful Fraternity: Muzz

Interpol’s Paul Banks and life-long pal Josh Kaufman have joined forces with The Walkmen’s Matt Barrick for the oldest new union on the block. Making a great new supergroup? It’s child’s play.

18th June 2020

Working Bitch: Ashnikko

The viral sensation and modern girl power icon, advocating for pussy power one fiery verse at a time.

18th June 2020

Get To Know… Havelock

With new track ​‘Oh My Word’ out now, meet the rising genre-spanning indie artist.

17th June 2020

Dancing in the Dark: Jehnny Beth

A record that revels in the complex duality of good and evil and reaches down to the crux of what it means to be human, her debut solo work is in search of a world ​“without judgement and censorship”.

16th June 2020