On the Radar: Noga Erez
The outspoken, uncompromising sound of Tel Aviv.
5th April 2017
Features
The Neu Bulletin (Nnamdi Ogbonnaya, Yaeji, TOUTS & more)
DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.
5th April 2017
Win a pair of weekend tickets to TRNSMT
Glasgow’s newest festival will host Radiohead, Biffy Clyro, Kasabian, The 1975 and lots more this July.
5th April 2017
To Infinity and Beyond: The Big Moon
From the initial flint-sparks of their ‘Eureka Moment’ to creating the year’s best debut album, The Big Moon are an unstoppable gang taking over the entire universe.
31st March 2017
Tracks: Kendrick Lamar, Oh Wonder, Joey Bada$$ and more
All the biggest and best tracks of the week, rounded up and reviewed.
31st March 2017
Bassically, it’s Tei Shi
With her ‘Crawl Space’ debut, Valerie Teicher is confronting her fears, forging forward, and channelling Britney.
30th March 2017
And it was all… Yellow Days
Unrequited love helped give this 18-year-old prodigy his big break.
29th March 2017
The Neu Bulletin (Kwaye, Ten Tonnes, Okay Champ & more)
DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.
29th March 2017
Skott: Glitter and Gloss
This Swedish star’s route to the top has been anything but ordinary.
27th March 2017
Tall Ships: In Bloom
In between floristry and grave digging, Tall Ships also found time to make their second record. The band’s Ric Phethean tells all…
27th March 2017
New Tricks: The Jesus and Mary Chain
With the hatchet buried, Jim and William Reid are looking to the future on their first new record in nineteen years.
24th March 2017
Tracks: (Gorillaz, Blaenavon, Kendrick Lamar & More)
All the biggest and best tracks of the week, rounded up and reviewed.
24th March 2017
Get in Formation
Saxophones, cowbells, weird noises, and WhatsApp: Matt Ritson gives us the lowdown on Formation’s debut album ‘Look At The Powerful People’ — and the importance of real human connections.
23rd March 2017
In the Studio: Lucy Rose
‘Something’s Changing’ in the world of Lucy Rose; we meet her at her Brighton studio to talk all things album three.
22nd March 2017
The Neu Bulletin (Soccer Mommy, Orchards, Snapped Ankles & more)
DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.
22nd March 2017
New Tricks: Ride
Back with a brand new record after twenty years away, the band’s Andy Bell talks us through his musical obsessions.
21st March 2017
How to disappear completely: Creeper
There’s always been a mystery and majesty about Creeper, but when they vanished without a trace last year, they entered a whole new league.
20th March 2017
Tracks: Embers, Feist, Lydia Ainsworth & more
All the biggest and best tracks of the week, rounded up and reviewed.
17th March 2017
Back to the Fuck Yeah? Pulled Apart by Horses
The Leeds noiseniks balance chaos with control as they return with ‘The Haze’.
16th March 2017
Flipping Real Estate
Taking their band back to the bare bones, and rebuilding with brand new members, Martin Courtney talks fifth record ‘In Mind’.
16th March 2017
Upbringing: Basement
The band’s Andrew Fisher talks us through early musical obsessions, from the recorder, to Less Than Jake.
16th March 2017
Sundara Karma: “It’ll be a different kind of terror.”
The Reading band are well used to the road by now, but little can prepare them for the mayhem of Austin…
16th March 2017
The Japanese House buckles up for SXSW 2017
“I’m going to walk around holding my belt all the time, and carry some tumbleweed,” she tells us. Right.
16th March 2017
Marika Hackman: “I remember quite liking Texas, but I don’t remember their songs.”
Headed to SXSW for tacos and new material a‑plenty, we catch up with Marika to talk Texas (the band) and big states.
16th March 2017
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.