One of the oldest songs in Clari Freeman-Taylor’s catalogue, ‘Candelabra’ is Mary In The Junkyard at their most stripped back: solo voice, sparse arrangement, and more emotional weight than anything this quiet should carry.

Influenced by Wilco, Big Thief and Allegra Krieger, and signed to Dirty Hit: Bonnie Kemplay’s new chapter is shaping up to be considerably more interesting than her debut suggested.

Lykke Li has not played London since 2022. She returns on 11th June at KOKO, fresh from Coachella and carrying a 24-minute album that packs a great deal into a small space.

Produced by the teams behind Geordie Greep and Fat White Family, recorded at RAK Studios and nearly six years in the making: Man/Woman/Chainsaw’s debut album arrives on 7th August and it sounds like it was worth every second.

Some are sold out. Some are nearly there. All five are worth knowing about, whether you are planning your summer or just enjoying the idea of someone else’s.

Long before Nirvana conquered the world, Cobain had his eye on one of alternative rock’s most distinctive guitarists to complete his lineup.

The Guns N’ Roses guitarist has recalled a surreal childhood moment involving David Bowie.

A chilling encounter in New York would later take on a far darker meaning.

The actor and musician once listed the bands that defined his early listening.

The Radiohead frontman has drawn on a wide range of influences, but one figure proved especially formative.

Angus Young believes one defining quality explains why AC/DC have connected with listeners for decades.

Frank Zappa never subscribed to the reverence surrounding The Beatles, and made his views clear.