Interviews

If nothing else, 2021 promises comebacks for several legends of hard rock....

Little Oblivions by Julien Baker is structured by the highs and lows that...

Playful and euphoric, Smith and Burrows’ new...

Pop music is full of stories of unfulfilled promise, whether it’s due to tragedy,...

Despite the success of many mainstream US rock...

Emerging during the hangover from the boisterous Britpop years, Mogwai have...

Nominated for a Grammy Award, four Brit Awards and an MTV Video Music Award (among...

Eclectic Australian artist Tash Sultana took over the country’s airwaves in 2016...

Pale Waves are a four-piece indie-pop band from Manchester who were vociferously lauded...

Since truly bursting onto the scene in 2012 with their self-titled,...

“Breaking the Internet” is a term that manages to twist a negative...

Hayley Williams’s new album Flowers for Vases exhibits plenty...

Good Woman is a welcome return for The Staves with rejuvenated purpose and direction....

Psychedelic Porn Crumpets make a triumphant return for...

Few bands over the past 26 years or so have been as reliable and prolific...

After the past year nobody wants to hear the word “unprecedented” ever...

When Weezer were called to support Green Day, they shelved their electric guitar-less OK...

Black Country, New Road’s first two singles, Sunglasses and...

Films are not the only cinematic venture adapting to lockdown: The...

After topping the BBC’s prestigious Sound of 2020 poll at the start of last year,...

Young quartet Goat Girl are named in homage to cult comedian/latter-day...

For Generation Z’s emerging artists, mental health has become something...

Dream Harder is the debut album from Manchester-based punk/psych/dance creative...

“I love the idea of communicating with people through music alone”...

After nearly four years, the UK group, Lonely the Brave, have released their...