'We were surrounded by madness, but we were always loved.' | Pastel interviewed
Cousins James and Jack Yates reflect on their tumultuous upbringing, life in Wales, and the inspirations behind Souls in Motion.
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The Indie Dancefloor and Life After Heart Surgery | Circa Waves’ Kieran Shudall gives us a track-by-track breakdown of American Dream
Kieran Shudall walks us through American Dream, from indie nostalgia to the life-changing moments behind its creation.
'The music industry can be so ridiculous with all its egos and drama, and we wanted to poke fun at that.' | Divorce interviewed
Nottingham’s Divorce reflect on messy demos, moving cities, and poking fun at the music industry in their debut album, Drive to Goldenhammer.
'It’s like a butterfly effect; one thing leads to another, and suddenly you’re doing something completely new.' | CVC interviewed
CVC share insights into their musical journey, the shift from rock to synth-heavy sounds, and what it’s like to return to Cardiff for their biggest show yet.
'We were living the dream on a tour bus that was a travelling pub.' | The Twang interviewed
Once crowned heirs to Oasis’ throne, The Twang embrace their legacy, with a remastered Jewellery Quarter and new music on the horizon.
'My darkest moments produce my best work.' | Raven Numan interviewed
Gothic-pop artist Raven Numan discusses her inspirations, personal challenges with BPD and OCD, and how her darkest moments shape her most powerful music.
'Something extraordinary happened that night - the music felt like it was coming through the roof.' | Spiritualized interviewed
Jason Pierce reflects on 30 years of Pure Phase by Spiritualized, revisiting its dual-mix magic, and shares why recreating its energy today feels impossible.
'We’ve finally got a grip on what we want to say and how to say it.' | Good Health Good Wealth interviewed
London duo Good Health Good Wealth explore the art of turning everyday moments into music, embracing authenticity in Full Circle, and rejecting the absurd pressures of the digital age.
'Everyone’s looking over their shoulder, worrying about being judged, but being young should be about making mistakes.' Bilk's Sol Abrahams interviewed
Bilk’s Sol Abrahams talks about the pressures of modern youth, social media’s influence, and how Essex, Drugs and Rock and Roll reflects a generation on the edge.
'The listener is a divine being and we are essentially just floating through space on a rock.' | Common Saints gives us a track-by-track breakdown of Cinema 3000
London’s Common Saints offers an exclusive look at Cinema 3000, exploring his musical inspirations and personal philosophy behind each track.
'We realised how much young women struggle with judgmental self-perception, so we flipped the script to celebrate, not criticise.' | BLUAI give us a track-by-track breakdown of Save It For Later
A mix of indie rock and Americana, Save It For Later captures BLUAI’s reflections on life’s highs and lows, blending memories with cinematic storytelling.
'We’ve been friends for nearly 20 years, and sometimes you just have to laugh at the craziness of it all.' | Local Natives interviewed
Local Natives’ Taylor Rice and Ryan Hahn discuss their new LP film and the themes of friendship, change, and nostalgia it captures. Ahead of their London show, they reflect on nearly two decades as a band, the surreal and candid moments on screen, and the bittersweet beauty of growing together.
