Four albums and 11 years in, if you thought Shame might be losing their edge, think again. On new album ‘Cutthroat’, the South Londoners delight in all things paradoxical, and return to their urgent, basic instincts.
1st September 2025
Having carved out a reputation for cinematic storytelling and immersive performance, Black Honey are the script-loving stalwarts of the UK’s indie scene. Sometimes, though, fact is stranger than fiction, and on fourth album ‘Soak’ frontwoman Izzy B Phillips is ready to play her greatest role yet: herself.
11th August 2025
Born from messy nights out and pints down the pub, Panic Shack may have started out as a bit of an in-joke, but with their self-titled debut, they’ve equally become a ridiculously fun breath of fresh air.
6th August 2025
Make no mistake: the debut album from Glasgow outfit Humour is no laughing matter. In fact, it’s a serious stab at taking the post-hardcore crown.
5th August 2025
A monthly focus on those crucial cogs in the wonderful new music wheel.
4th August 2025
The beloved Scottish folk-rocker gives us an insight into her ideal night out.
4th August 2025
Harnessing grace and joy, Indigo De Souza’s fearless fourth album flips uncertainty into opportunity through magical pop sensibilities.
1st August 2025
Fresh from releasing their debut album ‘Now Would Be A Good Time’, best mates and Aussie exports Folk Bitch Trio are primed and ready for their next adventure.
31st July 2025
Since dropping their debut single in 2023, Brighton quartet The New Eves have garnered a cult reputation for their delightfully unconventional, discipline-spanning wares. And with debut album ‘The New Eve Is Rising’, the band are broadening their horizons even further.
29th July 2025
Three years after BROCKHAMPTON’s split, Kevin Abstract is tenderly exploring what self-preservation through grief looks like. His new album, ‘Blush’, is a callback to his Texan roots; a mystical A24-style meditation on surviving heartbreak and the rose-tinted gloss of Hollywood.
28th July 2025
After over a decade of working in the industry in various different guises and genres, Jessica Winter has finally arrived with her long-awaited solo debut, and it’s a distillation of everything she’s been through so far.
24th July 2025
Our bumper summer mag also features Shame, Kae Tempest, Indigo De Souza, Black Honey and loads more.
23rd July 2025
30 years on from their eponymous debut, Garbage are still a formidable force to be reckoned with. Now, returning with the band’s eighth studio album ‘Let All That We Imagine Be The Light’, Shirley Manson is wielding love as her primary weapon of choice.
24th June 2025
With their unforgettable croon, Scottish singer-songwriter Jacob Alon conjures up dark fairytales and intimate fables — but ‘In Limerence’ is a debut album that’s as much rooted in fact as it is fiction.
23rd June 2025
A master of genre-bending, boundary-pushing reinvention, on fifth studio album ‘Magic, Alive!’ McKinley Dixon is casting story-led spells of a different kind.
19th June 2025
A monthly focus on those crucial cogs in the wonderful new music wheel.
16th June 2025
The ethereal alt-pop star gives us an insight into her ideal night out.
16th June 2025
Now over a decade into their career, HAIM have long since hit their stride — and, having already spent years navigating the industry’s infamous fickleness, on fourth record ‘I quit’ they literally “don’t give a fuck”. With a period of break-ups, overthinking, and crippling self-doubt now behind them, the LA sisters are letting their hair down, ready to abandon fear and embrace a summer of vulnerability, freedom, and fun.
13th June 2025
Our latest edition of the magazine also features Finn Wolfhard, Queens of the Stone Age, Jacob Alon, Garbage and loads more.
11th June 2025
Meet the 21-year-old Auckland multihyphenate who is taking world-building to a whole new level.
3rd June 2025
After beginning to feel pigeonholed by internal doubt and industry pressure, Rico Nasty realised she needed to go back to basics and trust her gut: on third album ‘LETHAL’, she’s unearthed the most potent version of herself yet.
29th May 2025
The Last Dinner Party’s Lizzie Mayland on their band’s brush with burnout, searching for home, and striking out alone with solo EP ‘The Slow Fire Of Sleep’.
28th May 2025
After over a decade in the game, Toronto punks PUP still know how to make light of the darker moments of life; five albums in, they remain focused on embracing the moment.
27th May 2025
Having cultivated a fierce reputation via their frenzied live shows and last year’s debut ‘Hysterical Strength’, this summer’s set to be another scorcher for Yorkshire troop DEADLETTER. Ahead of a packed festival season, we catch up with frontman Zac Lawrence to dive into what lies ahead.
27th May 2025