MUNA - I Know A Place
On the surface, this is euphoric pop. Dig a little deeper, though, and this is about belonging in the face of violence and hatred.
9th December 2016
On the surface, this is euphoric pop. Dig a little deeper, though, and this is about belonging in the face of violence and hatred.
9th December 2016
Killer Mike and El‑P are at the top of their game, alright, piss-taking or otherwise.
9th December 2016
A smooth customer with smart tricks up its sleeve, ‘Break Apart’ finds Simon Green added new sides to his signature.
9th December 2016
Sweeping away the distortion, it’s no less defiant for its lack of fuzz – if anything, that perfect pop core thrives.
9th December 2016

3 Stars
Izenberg has a firm grasp on the strange side of things.
8th December 2016
3 Stars
Fuzzy tales of dissatisfaction, young love and boredom.
8th December 2016
Kagoule and Creeper also entertain the masses at the event’s 10th outing.
7th December 2016
So many festivals can book the biggest bands in the world, but with Portugal in a football-related euphoria, NOS Alive picked these acts at the right place and the right time.
7th December 2016
4 Stars
A celebration of funk and soul’s most oddball strains.
2nd December 2016
3 Stars
Trading in the playful witticisms and hazy romanticism he’s best loved for, Peter Doherty’s new album gives lost pearls a polish.
29th November 2016
The band hit just as hard, but some of their edges have softened, too.
29th November 2016
Cuts from an upcoming second album sound more sinister than anything on last year’s ‘A Dream Outside’ debut.
29th November 2016
Time and time again, Laura Marling finds a new means of evolution. ‘Soothing’ is no different.
29th November 2016
2 Stars
Tesfaye continues to sound as if he has no idea what it is that he wants to do.
28th November 2016

There’s so much awe in the air it borders on dizzying.
28th November 2016
The quartet playfully tease the London audience with a darker Circa Waves than ever before.
28th November 2016
The packed-out crowd pogo the room into oblivion.
28th November 2016
Caught up in the eye of a storm, Liverpool’s fastest-rising band take a big step up.
25th November 2016
His storyteller’s persona comes into its own here, “highly effective rhetoric” and the “perverts who get off on it” the subjects of his withering gaze.
25th November 2016
If you thought ‘Babe Ruthless’was evidence of the rapper at her most fearsome and self-assured, prepare to think again.
25th November 2016
Under his solo moniker, Hookworms’ MJ handles pop melodies with a deft touch
25th November 2016
Frustrated without giving into fury.
22nd November 2016
4 Stars
Six years since their last album, Justice’s maximalist disco embraces joy and new tricks.
18th November 2016
4 Stars
Channelling the essence of previous decades, Toronto band DIANA still have an eye for invention on their second album.
17th November 2016
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.