Leaning into her most honest, primal self and recruiting an increasing tribe of supporters as she goes, Nuha Ruby Ra is testament to the power of true individuality.
17th March 2023
After a well-earned rest, Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s fifth album ‘V’ is a deep dive into Ruban Nielson’s roots.
16th March 2023
After five years away, Fall Out Boy are going back to their roots with ‘So Much (For) Stardust’: an album that embraces their origins with the older, wiser heads of seasoned pros.
6th March 2023
Pulling themselves forcefully out of the mires of grief that defined their debut, on ‘Gigi’s Recovery’ The Murder Capital are banding together, linking arms and looking towards the light.
17th February 2023
On second album ‘Honey’, Samia is staking her claim to join the confessional singer-songwriter elite. “I feel like hope is the saddest human emotion,” she explains.
15th February 2023
Readying the follow-up to ‘Bright Green Field’ with a prolonged period of experimentation, a work-in-progress live tour and a little help from Tom Jones, Squid are diving back in for a second round.
13th February 2023
The Gorillaz mastermind comments on the process behind his favourite collabs.
7th February 2023
Permitting herself to write with extreme, undiluted honesty for the first time, Sabrina Teitelbaum’s forthcoming debut is an outpouring of emotion to cling onto.
7th February 2023
Reunited after a much-needed self-care time out, ‘This Is Why’ finds Hayley Williams, Zac Farro and Taylor York embracing the core of the band and fully owning their place at the top of the podium.
6th February 2023
Rozi Plain, Wet Leg and Loathe are also among their recent go-tos.
6th February 2023
Our first issue of the year also features The Murder Capital, Samia, Squid and loads more.
6th February 2023
For the band’s upcoming third album, Shame have prioritised collaboration and made an interconnected ode to friendship.
15th November 2022
In five short years, Atlanta’s Lowertown have graduated from high school classrooms to the Dirty Hit roster. On their debut album ‘I Love To Lie’, the duo are expanding their horizons even further.
21st October 2022
Taking third album ‘Here Is Everything’ out on the road, we join The Big Moon for a rollercoaster of new motherhood, missing gear and much more besides.
19th October 2022
Tove Lo fills us in on everything “Dirt Femme’ and beyond.
18th October 2022
After five years away, Alvvays’ third album “Blue Rev’ speaks to the past, present and future of a band making their most ambitious music yet.
17th October 2022
Mykki Blanco has spent a career creating their own path and leading by innovative example. On indie-leaning new LP “Stay Close to Music’, they’re offering up yet more surprises.
14th October 2022
Staring down the big questions and tackling existentialism in their own idiosyncratic way, “Anywhere But Here’ is showing the world a new, evolved Sorry.
14th October 2022
Dublin’s Gilla Band (fka Girl Band) have never been ones to pander. On “Most Normal’, they’re embracing that ethos fully with an art-for-art’s-sake record that stretches from the silly to the sublime.
12th October 2022
South London rapper FLOHIO’s debut “Out of Heart’ may have been a long time coming, but its emotive, progressive wares show an artist more than worth the wait.
5th October 2022
Channelling the grizzled catharsis of “90s grunge, Sabrina Fuentes and her band have crossed the Atlantic and come out fighting.
27th September 2022
Creating his own self-described niche of Compton house, Channel Tres is dancing all the way to the top.
26th September 2022
Partners in and out of music, the Manchester pair’s intrinsic bond is taking them from viral newcomers to UK dance’s next big hope.
23rd September 2022
Nine albums in and, on “God Save The Animals’, Alex G is still treading his own path. This time however, he’s letting a few more people in on the journey too.
22nd September 2022