Afraid of Tomorrows review | The Mysterines dive into anxiety and addiction
The Mysterines return with Afraid of Tomorrows, a gritty, grunge-infused ride. Read our in-depth review.
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POPtical Illusion review | John Cale masters pitch-dark brilliance
John Cale’s POPtical Illusion offers a masterclass in blending dark reflections with playful energy.
The Gloss review | Cola balance post-punk tension with indie warmth
Cola’s The Gloss is a captivating journey of precise riffs, emotive vocals, and cinematic textures, marking a new chapter for the Montreal trio.
Phoebe Green explores new sounds in Ask Me Now EP
Discover Phoebe Green’s evolving sound in her latest EP Ask Me Now, featuring a mix of 80s vibes, moody tones, and soulful melodies.
From anarchy to innovation | Lip Filler share track-by-track breakdown of new EP Witchescrew
From ‘Carling’ to ‘Limelite’, Lip Filler shares the stories behind their latest tracks.
Pillow Queens: 'Love is a multifaceted word that isn't conveyed in just four little letters'
In an exclusive interview, Pamela Connolly shares insights into Pillow Queens' songwriting process, cultural influences, and their forthcoming UK and US tours.
Irish musician Nell Mescal makes waves with debut EP Can I Miss It For A Minute?
Amidst critical acclaim, Irish musician Nell Mescal releases her debut EP Can I Miss It For A Minute, offering listeners a poignant journey through personal experiences and emotional landscapes.
From club bangers to social commentary | Home Counties share track-by-track breakdown of debut album
With influences from early 2000s pop to Talking Heads, Home Counties' debut album navigates themes of urban living, friendship, and self-reflection.
Peter Bibby reflects on bricklaying and booze in new track 'Terracotta Brick'
Aussie singer-songwriter Peter Bibby has released new single 'Terracotta Brick', a slightly leftfield but poignant track from his forthcoming album...
Dea Matrona: 'The great thing about Irish culture is you grow up with this subconscious, melodic aura around you'
Orláith Forsythe of Dea Matrona discusses the band'ss rise from street performances to major festivals and the deep Irish roots of their musical influences.
Anna Friedberg: 'I was scared writing German lyrics for the first time with Hot Chip. You can hide behind English words but German is much more direct'
Anna Friedberg discusses her transition from a solo artist to forming Friedberg, and the deep-rooted literary and musical influences that shape their sound.
Tribeca Film Festival to premiere Rebel Country, exploring Country music’s evolution
Exploring themes of race, class, and creativity, 'Rebel Country' offers a fresh look at country music’s evolving landscape, debuting soon at the Tribeca Film Festival.
Bodega: 'I elevated rock as transcendental, but in my 20s I realised it's always been crassly commercial'
In a candid conversation with Ben Hozie and Nikki Belfiglio, we uncover the layers behind Bodega's music, discussing everything from continental philosophy to rock's corporate origins.
From chapel echoes to studio magic | Lo Moon share track-by-track breakdown of new album
Exploring themes of change and self-expression, Lo Moon returns with an introspective and ambitious third album, led by the revealing single 'Borrowed Hills'.
From despair to redemption | Palace share track-by-track breakdown of new album Ultrasound
Palace return with a profound exploration of love, loss, and redemption in their new album, as revealed to whynow in a detailed track-by-track commentary.
Yellow Days: 'I don't like the sound of my own voice. I don't like watching myself onscreen. My sense of self is muted and negative'
Yellow Days tells whynow about his loathing for postmodernity and personality cults, his large Dutch forehead, and realising he was turning into a spoilt little pop star.
Watch new Fred Durst and DIIV collab 'Brown Paper Bag'
DIIV and Fred Durst team up for a performance that’s a prelude to an album exploring the depths of modern collapse.
Tatyana shares heartfelt new track 'Control' from upcoming album 'It's Over'
London's very own Tatyana, who merges her roles as a producer, singer, and harpist, has just dropped her latest single, 'Control', featuring the Dave...
Max Newy of Overpass: 'The people make Birmingham. It's a down-to-earth city that keeps you grounded'
For Max Newy and his fellow Brummie bandmates, Overpass is the musical highway none of them thought they'd be taking when they started dabbling during...
Willie J Healey announces May UK headline tour
Willie J Healey brings his acclaimed album ‘Bunny’ to stages across the UK this May. Get ready for a tour filled with soulful tunes and electric performances.
Bombay Bicycle Club reunite with Lucy Rose for new single ‘Willow’
Bombay Bicycle Club returns with ‘Willow’, featuring Lucy Rose, teasing their upcoming EP ‘Fantasies’ with collaborations that span genres and generations.
From Travis Scott to Michael J. Fox, trashhand is a photographer with a fearless spirit
From capturing Michael J. Fox and Travis Scott to revealing the unseen beauty of abandoned places, this is trashhand's photographic journey.
Joy Anonymous drop new album 'Cult Classics'
Cult Classics, the electrifying new album from the UK's emerging dance duo Joy Anonymous weaves together house, disco, soul, and evocative songwriting.
Listen to new Olivia Rodrigo single 'Can’t Catch Me Now'
Olivia Rodrigo has unveiled a haunting new single, 'Can’t Catch Me Now', which features on the soundtrack for the forthcoming Hunger Games prequel.
Glastonbury tickets sale postponed by organisers
Glastonbury tickets were due to go on sale this evening for next year's festival, but organisers have moved it back.
Blossoms announce big outdoor Manchester show for summer 2024
Next August will see Blossoms play a huge outdoor gig at Wythenshawe Park in Manchester - scroll down to find out more (and buy tickets here).
Normski: 'Being Black has been my meal ticket in life'
As hip-hop celebrates half a century, Normski's photographs offer a time capsule of its indelible impact on the UK's cultural tapestry.
26 photos of Black British music tease upcoming V&A exhibition
The V&A East Museum has announced its maiden exhibition, The Music Is Black: A British Story, aiming to spotlight the influence of Black British music on both UK and global culture.
MGMT announce new album 'Loss Of Life' and share single 'Mother Nature'
MGMT, the duo composed of Andrew VanWyngarden and Benjamin Goldwasser, have unveiled details of their forthcoming fifth studio album, Loss Of Life.
The Rolling Stones receive BPI Award for surpassing one billion UK streams
The Rolling Stones have been celebrated by the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) with the BRIT Billion Award, marking the monumental achievement of one billion career streams in the UK.
