Wolf Alice, ranked: DIY’s guide to the band’s top 10 songs

To celebrate 10 years of Wolf Alice ahead of their new album, we revisit their 10 best tracks to date.

19th August 2025

Laufey: About Time

After charming millions with her first two albums, on new record ​‘A Matter of Time’ Laufey is unlocking new feelings, accepting the things she cannot change, and politely inviting those who’ve made assumptions about her to think again.

14th August 2025

Mae Muller: “I needed to step away and re-learn who I am without all the noise”

Back in the spotlight after some much-needed time away, with new EP ​‘My Island’, Mae Muller has arrived at her very own musical place in the sun.

14th August 2025

Black Honey: In The Modern World

Having carved out a reputation for cinematic storytelling and immersive performance, Black Honey are the script-loving stalwarts of the UK’s indie scene. Sometimes, though, fact is stranger than fiction, and on fourth album ​‘Soak’ frontwoman Izzy B Phillips is ready to play her greatest role yet: herself.

11th August 2025

Panic Shack: Young Hearts Run Free

Born from messy nights out and pints down the pub, Panic Shack may have started out as a bit of an in-joke, but with their self-titled debut, they’ve equally become a ridiculously fun breath of fresh air.

6th August 2025

Humour: “We’ve retained the desire to be experimental; we still want to try weird things” 

Make no mistake: the debut album from Glasgow outfit Humour is no laughing matter. In fact, it’s a serious stab at taking the post-hardcore crown.

5th August 2025

DIY Label Spotlight #8: Sad Club Records

A monthly focus on those crucial cogs in the wonderful new music wheel.

4th August 2025

For One Night Only!: Amy Macdonald curates her dream gig

The beloved Scottish folk-rocker gives us an insight into her ideal night out.

4th August 2025

Indigo De Souza: Glass Half Full

Harnessing grace and joy, Indigo De Souza’s fearless fourth album flips uncertainty into opportunity through magical pop sensibilities.

1st August 2025

Folk Bitch Trio: “We love and admire folk music, but we’re not very orthodox or traditional”

Fresh from releasing their debut album ​‘Now Would Be A Good Time’, best mates and Aussie exports Folk Bitch Trio are primed and ready for their next adventure.

31st July 2025

The New Eves: “We really try to not put ourselves in any box or genre”

Since dropping their debut single in 2023, Brighton quartet The New Eves have garnered a cult reputation for their delightfully unconventional, discipline-spanning wares. And with debut album ​‘The New Eve Is Rising’, the band are broadening their horizons even further.

29th July 2025

Kevin Abstract: Heartbreak Kid

Three years after BROCKHAMPTON’s split, Kevin Abstract is tenderly exploring what self-preservation through grief looks like. His new album, ​‘Blush’, is a callback to his Texan roots; a mystical A24-style meditation on surviving heartbreak and the rose-tinted gloss of Hollywood.

28th July 2025

Jessica Winter: Songs Of Innocence And Experience 

After over a decade of working in the industry in various different guises and genres, Jessica Winter has finally arrived with her long-awaited solo debut, and it’s a distillation of everything she’s been through so far.

24th July 2025

DIY & Musosoup’s Stand Out Tracks: TYGERMYLK, Moon Construction Kit & more

We’ve teamed up with music promotion platform Musosoup to highlight some of their best recent releases.

24th July 2025

Nectar Woode: “I don’t want to just make the easy breezy positive songs”

Gearing up to release new EP ​‘It’s like I never left’, Nectar Woode is the captivating soul star ready to get deep.

16th July 2025

BIG SPECIAL: “The identities of most cities up and down the UK are seeping away, being replaced by the capital’s standard”

The Black Country pair tell us more about the ​“strangely isolating” experiences that informed their powerful second album, ​‘NATIONAL AVERAGE.’

10th July 2025

Franc Moody: “At festivals, you kind of have to make sure you deliver the best show you can”

Ahead of their slot playing at Lisbon’s NOS Alive festival this weekend, we caught up with the London duo to reflect on their year so far.

10th July 2025

Kae Tempest: The Bold Future

Fresh from his powerful appearance at Glastonbury, and having just dropped his affirming new album ​‘Self-Titled’, Kae Tempest is feeling reflective, excited, and lucky all at once. Most importantly, though, he’s feeling himself.

9th July 2025

Get excited about… 2000trees Festival: A quick guide to the UK’s worst-kept festival secret

Ahead of this year’s huge edition, here are our top tips for the annual celebration of broad-reaching alternative and rising talent.

8th July 2025

Ashleys, Rodrigo Ramírez, Miss Blanche & more: meet the winners of Mad Cool Talent 2025

Ahead of the Spanish weekender kicking off this week, we take a glimpse at some of the more local, emerging artists who are set to take to the stage.

7th July 2025

Alessi Rose: “I’m a big venue girl; I feel so at home in an arena”

From headlining 120-capacity venues a year ago to playing Wembley Stadium, Alessi Rose has firmly secured her status as pop’s hottest new It-girl.

7th July 2025

Refused: Death Knell

As the Swedish punk legends prepare to bow out for good, Dennis Lyxzén reflects on the band’s turbulent past, the joy of their present, and why the eternal seeds of their legacy are only just being sown.

3rd July 2025

Antony Szmierek: “Not many people have done Glasto, Hay Festival and Parklife in the space of two weeks”

Ahead of his set at Poland’s epic weekender Open’er, we caught up with everyone’s favourite Mancunian poet to reflect on the last six months.

3rd July 2025

Garbage: Let The Light In

30 years on from their eponymous debut, Garbage are still a formidable force to be reckoned with. Now, returning with the band’s eighth studio album ​‘Let All That We Imagine Be The Light’, Shirley Manson is wielding love as her primary weapon of choice.

24th June 2025