Features

Lost in Paris: Blaenavon

Five years since their first single and now all the ripe old age of 21, Blaenavon are finally ready to unleash debut LP ‘That’s Your Lot’. Spoiler alert: it was worth the wait.

4th July 2017

There’s No Place Like Home: Vagabon

Seeking to pin down home, self-proclaimed “small fish” Lætitia Tamko’s debut album is one of this year’s early stand-outs.

3rd July 2017

In the Studio with Superfood

We went in the studio with the band to get a first peek at what they’ve been cooking up in the near-three years since debut album ‘Don’t Say That’.

2nd July 2017

Upbringing: Algiers

The band’s Lee Tesche talks us through his musical obsessions; from The Beach Boys, to bumping into Stevie Wonder in a music shop.

28th June 2017

Inner workings: All Time Low

As the band celebrate the release their seventh album ‘Last Young Renegade’, frontman Alex Gaskarth talks us through some of its main inspirations.

24th June 2017

No Joke: Her’s

Thugs, romantics and Pierce Brosnan — anyone’s welcome in the weird world of this Liverpool duo.

23rd June 2017

First Love, Last Love… Farewell to The Maccabees

As The Maccabees embark on their final farewell dates, we rallied up musical mates Jamie T, Mumford & Sons and more to bid them goodbye

22nd June 2017

The Neu Bulletin (Esther Joy, Tica Douglas, Sasha & more)

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

21st June 2017

How to survive Glastonbury if you’re not actually going to Glastonbury

Take our hands. We’re here for you.

20th June 2017

Nobody puts Jack in the Box: Bleachers

Bleachers’ second album has Jack Antonoff finding joy in life’s downsides, and standing on the brink of big things.

19th June 2017

(Not-so) Angry Young Men: King Nun

They hid away for three years before charging out on a cross-country offensive with their Dirty Hit labelmates. Now the rock-but-not-punk foursome are ready to take over the world.

16th June 2017

Tracks: The Killers, Queens of the Stone Age, Wolf Alice and more

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

16th June 2017

The Neu Bulletin (Charly Bliss, Free Money, Litany & more)

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

14th June 2017

XOXO Gossip Girl: Beth Ditto

For almost two decades, Beth Ditto has been synonymous with her trailblazing punk band Gossip. Now, with ‘Fake Sugar’ she’s striking out alone, in pursuit of making the uncool cool.

13th June 2017

Class of 2018: Our Girl

Never ones to let a busy schedule get in the way of their productive streak, 2018 is set to offer up many a moment of opportunity for this brilliant trio.

12th June 2017

Thumpers on their slick, confident new album

Rounding off edges with their second album ‘Whipped & Glazed’, the duo talk progression and pushing boundaries with Rhys Buchanan.

9th June 2017

I will survive: Mount Kimbie

Piecing together a third album from opposite sides of the Atlantic and re-connecting with King Krule and James Blake, Mount Kimbie are at the top of their game.

9th June 2017