It’s safe to say that the second podcast series of Before They Knew Better is now in full swing, after episodes with CMAT and Everything Everything’s Jonathan Higgs kicked things off earlier this ...

Neu Bulletins are DIY’s guide to the best and freshest new music. Your one stop shop for buzzy new bands and red hot emerging stars, this roundup features some choice words from our esteemed ...

The South London stalwarts dish out a live beating — and a lesson on not taking things too seriously — at their biggest headline show yet.

A dense, introspective opus as complex and unpredictable as its author.

For a band who’ve always been about big, fuzzy feelings, it makes sense that the biggest feelings of all should suit them so well.

Hands are pretty useful. It with complete guarantee that hands were used to type this review and all preceding reviews. Despite past attempts to type sentences with feet, noses, chins, elbows or any ...

Wayne Coyne has seemingly run out of nude friends to star in his videos. The Flaming Lips frontman always tends to opt for naturists-ahoy when it comes to his cinematic ‘treats’, but this time round ...

Grouplove are not to be trusted. They admit it themselves. Why else would they call their debut album ‘Never Trust A Happy Song’, and then fill it with twelve of the most gloriously uplifting tracks ...

Twelve months back, if someone had said that the last meaningful release of 2011 was set to be the Weeknd’s third mixtape, music listeners around the world would have collectively spat out their ...

Mas Ysa’s song titles read like the fridge magnets of someone up-to-their-neck in things. ‘Why’, ‘Shame’, ‘Years’ and the most important one, ‘Worth’. Where is the worth, as a more profound will.i.am ...

SWN festival has revealed details of its first wave of performers. The initial line up to the sixth annual Welsh festival includes the likes of Gallows, Joanna Gruesome, This Many Boyfriends and ...

It’s been one long year since The Last Dinner Party’s game-changing debut album, ‘Prelude to Ecstasy’. The world hasn’t yet moved on from earworm ‘Nothing Matters’ and still can’t get enough of Emily ...