Features

Ray of Light: Girl Ray

From school rock clubs and canteen ladies to mature indie pop and a possible impending prog opus, get to know your new favourite gang.

15th February 2017

The Neu Bulletin (Luxury Death, Celeste, Don’t Die & more)

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

15th February 2017

Teenage witch: Suzi Wu

Suzie McDermott is a bold and brazen 19 year-old mixing real life with witchcraft.

10th February 2017

Catholic Action: “We were told off for sound checking with a Pink Floyd song”

The Glasgow noiseniks look ahead to their Roundhouse Rising set.

10th February 2017

Tracks (The Magic Gang, Superfood, Marika Hackman & More)

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

10th February 2017

The Neu Bulletin (White Kite, Embers, Pet Grotesque & more)

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

8th February 2017

Man, I feel like a woman: Marika Hackman

Marika Hackman has thrown the ultimate curveball. On sardonic, electrifying form for ‘I’m Not Your Man’, she’s charged with a new confidence, and has one of the year’s best records up her sleeve.

6th February 2017

Dama Scout: be prepared

Art-rockers Dama Scout might still be in their infant stages, but these first steps are all kinds of exciting.

5th February 2017

Volcanic Eruptions: Temples

Bored of being labelled ’70s nostalgists, Temples are looking forward with an album that shrugs off the mysticism and cuts to the quick.

3rd February 2017

Tracks (Sälen, Jay Som, Oliver Wilde & More)

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

3rd February 2017

On the Same Page: Maggie Rogers

Pharrell was her first fan — now millions are catching up.

2nd February 2017

Every Cloud: Cloud Nothings

Seven years and five albums in, Cloud Nothings are doing things differently. ‘Life Without Sound’ marks a shift in their tide.

2nd February 2017

Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes’ illustrated guide to ‘Modern Ruin’

Frontman Frank Carter is a dab hand with a pencil as well as a guitar — we interview him via the medium of interpretive drawing. Obviously.

1st February 2017

Lucid Dreams: Cherry Glazerr

‘Shagging her guitar’ and ripping up Sunset Sound, Clementine Creezy’s turned her bedroom project into a bonafide band.

31st January 2017

Looking back on Klaxons’ ‘Myths Of The Near Future’

Glowsticks and dodgy neon-coloured clothing aside, Klaxons’ era-defining debut sounded like nothing else that came before it.

31st January 2017

The Heart of it all: Japandroids

After three years of silence, Vancouver’s favourite noise-rock duo Japandroids are back with a rock ‘n’ roll record for the ages.

30th January 2017

Just before the dawn: You Me At Six

Back in 2015, You Me At Six seemed to have climbed as high as they could; with new album ‘Night People’ they’re proving that they can go one better still.

30th January 2017

Hold up! It’s Run the Jewels

Run the Jewels have already perfected the jewel heist, stealing the limelight as rap’s most shining duo. ‘Run the Jewels 3’ sees the two best pals nabbing hearts instead…

27th January 2017