From Peckham to Europe: Cosmo Pyke embarks on headline tour with new 'Low' EP
With his new EP ‘Low’, Cosmo Pyke continues to blend genres and stories, paying homage to his roots and literary inspirations in his most personal work yet.
With his new EP ‘Low’, Cosmo Pyke continues to blend genres and stories, paying homage to his roots and literary inspirations in his most personal work yet.
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.
Manchester's own Chloe Slater releases 'Nothing Shines On This Island,' a powerful reflection on contemporary British life and politics from her upcoming EP.
We chat to indefinable East London punks Deep Tan about sci-fi fan-fic, dating apps, “genius” Dan Carey, and touring with Queens of the Stone Age.
Exploring themes of freedom and artistry, Pet Shop Boys’ new single 'Dancing Star' pays homage to Rudolf Nureyev, showcasing their timeless synth-pop sound.
Glass Animals announce their fourth studio album 'I Love You So F***ing Much,' a testament to human connection against the universe's vast backdrop, releasing on July 19, 2024.
It's arguably The Rolling Stones’ most iconic song, and almost indisputably their most important, but the making of the track was actually one of p...
After a stellar support slot for Yonaka, Noisy take centre stage with their headlining ‘All Of EU…K’ tour, showcasing their dynamic live performance.
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.
Big Special release 'Black Dog / White Horse,' a contemplative single exploring the journey from darkness to hope, ahead of their debut album.
In 'Finer Things in Life,' Yellow Days muses on the true meaning of luxury, inspired by the claustrophobia of The Shining and eeriness of The Holy Mountain.
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.
John Squire has got Liam Gallagher singing the blues – and it’s revitalised them both. Here's our review of their Kentish Town Forum gig.
Discover the untold story of how Mariah Carey ventured into alt-rock, exposing how beneath the polished pop persona lies a gritty, untamed side to the iconic diva.
Tourist, the moniker of English producer William Phillips, has shared the latest single from his forthcoming fifth album, Memory Morning.
Dive into 'The Left Side,' the latest EP from Leeds' L'objectif, as they embark on a headline tour, promising an intimate exploration of their artistry.
Tigers Blood by Waxahatchee is an observation of the world around Katie Crutchfield, and an ode to her renewed sense of self within it.
After a 12-year hiatus, dance-punks Gossip have grown up - and so has their music, it's just a shame that means they're a bit less energised on new album Real Power.
Travis announce their tenth studio album, 'L.A. Times', alongside a new single ‘Gaslight’, exploring themes of personal growth and societal manipulation.
Back to Black: Songs from the Original Motion Picture is a compelling accompaniment to Sam Taylor-Johnson’s much-anticipated film Back to Black, p...
Sam Akpro is making waves once again with the release of his latest single, 'Disposition, ' which is now out on the cutting-edge label ANTI-. This...
‘The best Radiohead side project’ does The Smile a disservice on account of the swirling alchemy the cosmic trio conjured at the Brighton Centre.
Moby announces a landmark tour of Europe to celebrate 25 years of 'Play', pledging all profits to animal rights, starting with a big show in London.
ABBA Voyage’s success has proved that virtual concerts aren’t simply a flash-in-the-pan novelty: they may eventually become the norm.
Cousin Kula transition from the heartbreak of 'Double Dinners' to the springtime bloom of 'Vitamin D,' offering a lush soundscape of love and renewal.
In a twist that sounds like the plot of a coming-of-age rock 'n' roll movie, The Who's concert at California's Cow Palace in 1974 became the setting...
'In Your Room' by Florence Rose is a mesmerising journey into lo-fi dream pop, setting the stage for her mini-album 'My Lust Is My Religion'.
With the release of 'Wild God', Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds explore new musical territories, promising an unforgettable live experience this autumn.
In their latest offering 'Monaco', Ride combine social commentary with their signature sound, ahead of the release of 'Interplay' and a UK and Ireland tour.
30 years into their career, The Dandy Warhols embrace a darker, brooding edge on 'Rockmaker', proving the old adage wrong with every psychedelic note.