Wunderhorse return with new single ‘Midas’
Wunderhorse have galloped back into view with the release of their brand-new single, ‘Midas’.
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Roskilde Festival 2024 completes scintillating lineup with 21 Savage, PinkPantheress and more
Danish festival Roskilde has completed a phenomenal lineup for this year, adding 21 Savage, PinkPantheress, Barry Can’t Swim and more to an already stacked billing.
Automotion announce new EP via single ‘Lost in the Spinal Labyrinth’
Automotion have announced their forthcoming EP, Dissolve, via the release of their brand-new single, ‘Lost in the Spinal Labyrinth’.
‘We’re here to amplify what the artist is doing’ | How Vevo became the go-to platform for artists
With an ever-shifting landscape for artists to be heard, one service has quietly set the standard for promoting them at every stage. We speak to Vevo’s UK Head of Music and Talent, Carl Young, to hear about the platform’s main aims, spotlighting new talent and how they grew their DSCVR Series from their office kitchen.
Songer releases introspective new mixtape ‘The Price Of Therapy’
Following the acclaimed success of last year’s Skala LP, Reading rapper Songer has attempted to reaffirm his connection to his music with the release of his latest mixtape, The Price Of Therapy.
Tourist releases emotive new single ‘Crush’
Tourist, the moniker of English producer William Phillips, has shared the latest single from his forthcoming fifth album, Memory Morning.
Glastonbury 2024 line-up | Dua Lipa, Coldplay, and SZA lead Worthy Farm acts
Glastonbury Festival reveals its 2024 line-up with Dua Lipa, Coldplay, and SZA leading a stellar array of performances at the iconic Worthy Farm this June.
Truck Festival 2024 adds Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Amazons and more to lineup
Truck Festival 2024 has added to its already glittering lineup, with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, The Amazons, Heartworms and more all joining the billing.
Forwards Festival 2024 announces Loyle Carner and LCD Soundsystem as headliners
Bristol-based Forwards Festival has unveiled yet another exceptionally-curated lineup, with Loyle Carner and LCD Soundsystem headlining across its two days.
The Snuts: ‘Sometimes you need to break away to be a better version of yourself’
We speak to The Snuts frontman Jack Cochrane to discuss putting their new album Millennials together in a humble Scottish studio, the band’s decision to break away from their major label and why guitarist Joe McGillveray isn’t the trained stonemason some had previously thought.
‘Fizzy, dark and energetic’ | The Manatees share track-by-track breakdown of new EP ‘Different State Of Mind’
The Manatees frontman Jay Harris gives us a track-by-track rundown of the band's new EP, Different State of Mind.
FelixThe1st: ‘I’ve been blessed to make music my career so wanted to take a risk’
When a rising rapper wins a MOBO award largely on account of their lyrical flow and freestyling, you’d assume they’d stick to the genre. Yet 22-year-old Londoner FelixThe1st isn’t about the tried and tasted – a fact reflected in the title of his debut project, I Hope You Never Fit In, out now.
Bingo Fury releases poised debut album ‘Bats Feet For A Widow’
Bristol-based musician Bingo Fury has released his accomplished experimental debut album, Bats Feet For A Widow.
Montykeates is romantically ‘Unavailable’ on new single
London-based artist montykeates has delivered a drum n’ bass-tinged banger via new single, ‘Unavailable’.
End Of The Road Festival 2024 announces lineup with IDLES, Slowdive, Lankum and more
IDLES, Slowdive, Fever Ray, Lankum and more have been announced for this year’s End Of The Road Festival.
Wide Awake Festival adds Dry Cleaning, Lambrini Girls, Hannah Diamond and more to lineup
Wide Awake Festival has added a host of new names to its lineup for this year, including post-punk outfit Dry Cleaning, PC Music’s leading light Hannah Diamond, and fearless punk band Lambrini Girls.
BadBadNotGood ‘Take What’s Given’ on new single
Canadian ensemble BadBadNotGood have enlisted Houston vocalist Reggie for funk-inspired new single ‘Take What’s Given’.
Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard reveal details of new album ‘Skinwalker’
Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard have shared details of their forthcoming second album, Skinwalker, set for release 12 April via Communion Records.
The Snuts take aim at materialism with new single ‘Millionaires’
Fresh from the recent announcement of their third full-length album, The Snuts have shared new single ‘Millionaires’.
Courting drop new single ‘Emily G’
Liverpool four-piece Courting have shared new single ‘Emily G’, which is the latest cut from their forthcoming album New Last Name.
Automotion are playing this intimate London gig
Rising rock band Automotion are one of a handful of acts playing at this intimate London gig. Here’s all the details you need to catch them live.
‘Our successes can’t be taken for granted’ | Examining the post-Brexit landscape for British musicians
Last month, UK Music released its annual report on the strength of the UK music industry. Whilst there are many healthy figures, these contravene other statistics that suggest a challenging landscape for British musicians post-Brexit. We examine the data and speak to UK Music Chief Executive Tom Kiehl to find out more.
Led Zeppelin album sleeve sets record at auction
An album sleeve signed by all four Led Zeppelin members has sold for £15,000 – even though it doesn’t have the actual record inside.
whynow is the time to listen to… LEMFRECK
Newport rapper Lemfreck shares his second, and by far his most ambitious, project yet today. Divided into three parts, Blood, Sweat & Fears is a pensive, atmospheric project that pulls you into its orbit. Paying special homage to the rising rapper’s Welsh roots, the record also demonstrates there are plenty of sides to L E M F R E C K’s sonic craft.
Hot Chip release wistful new single ‘Fire Of Mercy’ featuring Yunè Pinku
If ever you could rely on a band to make happy-sad music, it’s Hot Chip.
New Music Friday | Featuring ‘Angel In The Marble’ by Stormzy
This week’s New Music Friday features tunes from Stormzy, Giggs, Caity Baser, Jacob Slater and more.
A brief history of the harmonica | How the small but mighty instrument made its way into the hands of the greats
With edition two of ‘The Mick Jagger Series’ of custom-made harmonicas out now, in collaboration with whynow Music, we explore the journey of this humble instrument.
Sinéad O’Connor | Nothing compares to one of the true few anti-conformists
Following the death of Sinéad O’Connor, aged 56, we look back at the key moments that shaped and defined the Irish singer’s life.
Matt Maltese launches new label Last Recordings On Earth
Matt Maltese has announced the launch of his own label, Last Recordings On Earth, and announced its first signing: indie-folk artist Searows.
Blur share two new tracks ‘The Rabbi’ and ‘The Swan’
Blur have added two bonus tracks to their latest album The Ballad of Darren: ‘The Rabbi’ and ‘The Swan’.
