On debut LP ‘Bad Contestant’, London boy Matt Maltese is ripping up the modern singer songwriter rulebook and emerging with an album that tackles love and life in all its good, bad and ugly truth.
6th July 2018
Touring with Ought and METZ and penning warped, dark post-punk, things are looking up for Drahla.
2nd July 2018
Returning with the spellbinding pop of second album ‘I’m All Ears’, Let’s Eat Grandma are evolving, accentuating their differences, and entering a whole new world.
27th June 2018
Craving a side of theatricality with your indie gig? Some pizazz? Maybe a few sharks?! Welcome Sports Team: the flamboyant, hilarious answer to all your prayers.
26th June 2018
With Harry Styles and Mark Ronson on her side, it’s no surprise that Mikaela Strauss is ready to be an icon.
21st June 2018
On their debut album ‘Hope Downs’, these Aussie indie-rockers find hope from the great expanse of their homeland.
14th June 2018
Fresh from their Grand Re-Opening UK tour and ferocious new single ‘This Dance’, the Derbyshire duo are prepping a new album and ready to get firmly back in the ring.
12th June 2018
Returning with huge new single ‘Animal’, and with album two on the way, Spring King are beefed up and ready to go all over again.
6th June 2018
Armed with a myriad of influences and a DIY spirit, Davey Newington invites you into his rhythmic, propulsive and dynamic world.
3rd June 2018
They’re one of the biggest bands in the world, about to launch one of the most anticipated album campaigns of the year. And this is their first interview about it. Welcome to the new era of The 1975.
1st June 2018
After a more melancholic turn on 2016’s ‘Human Performance’, Parquet Courts have reignited the fires for ‘Wide Awake!’: their most direct, confrontational and downright important album to date.
21st May 2018
We head to Spain to spend two chaotic days on the road with the band lifting a generation out of apathy and having a hell of a good time along the way.
6th May 2018
We talk travel, photography and more with the HalfNoise and Paramore man.
3rd May 2018
From haunted mansions to Liza Minelli, My Chemical Romance’s third album was no mean feat. Twelve years on, there’s still no finer goth-rock opera out there.
1st May 2018
With Years & Years’ second album ‘Palo Santo’, Olly Alexander is smouldering away all negative energy and shaping communities from the dancefloor.
27th April 2018
A London collective based out of community hub The Rising Sun, this genre-melting rabble are creating something special, and built on togetherness.
19th April 2018
Back in 2016, Two Door Cinema Club came blazing back into view after three years of silence with ‘Gameshow’. Now they’re at work on the follow-up, Alex Trimble tells us.
17th April 2018
Melding Eurotrash and euphoria into deliciously unpretentious dance music, Sofi Tukker are doing things their own way with ‘Treehouse’.
16th April 2018
Ahead of his Coachella sets this month, everyone’s favourite dungaree-prince tells us all about his favourite festival accessories.
12th April 2018
Not all has been sweetness and light in Peace’s world of late. But on ‘Kindness Is The New Rock And Roll’, they’re back stronger than ever.
5th April 2018
Returning with the ridiculously brilliant ‘Sanctify’ — beamed straight from your new favourite planet, Palo Santo — Years & Years are back to smuggle pop filth into the mainstream.
3rd April 2018
Moving Stateside for album three, opening their doors to collaborators for the first time, and ripping up their rulebook in the process, Chvrches’ voice is bolder than ever on ‘Love is Dead’.
30th March 2018
Packing his bags and heading out on trip after trip to craft new album ‘Staying At Tamara’s’, George Ezra returns with a record overflowing with personality, providing the escapism we need right now.
26th March 2018
Sunflower Bean’s second album might be inspired in part by political turmoil in America, but they’re using that tragedy to find strength in numbers.
21st March 2018