Lola Young announces UK and European headline tour
Lola Young has announced a UK and European tour, which follows the recent release of her new single ‘Wish You Were Dead’.
Lola Young has announced a UK and European tour, which follows the recent release of her new single ‘Wish You Were Dead’.
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"Unknown T holds his own alongside Knucks, one of the best contemporary rappers in the scene right now."
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"It’s hard to escape the nagging sense that The Vaccines’ febrile, firecracker indie is either showing its age."
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"I hope that kids who watch it will come to see Tribal Mark as their new superhero."
Underground sensation Lynks announces debut album 'Abomination', featuring the catchy new single 'CPR', set to release on April 12th.
On the eighth anniversary of the chameleonic musician’s death, we’ve delved into his other life as a celebrated neo-expressionist painter.
Future Islands have released 'Say Goodbye', a song that brilliantly captures the essence of saying farewell.
"Courting's fresh release ‘We Look Good Together (Big Words)’ sets the stage for their upcoming album, marking a new era for the band."
Jamie xx steps back into the spotlight with 'It’s So Good', his new track gracing Chanel's Coco Crush campaign, marking his first release in over a year.
The 1980 Joy Division concert in Derby Hall spiralled into chaos, marking a pivotal yet tragic moment in punk history, overshadowed by Ian Curtis's personal crisis.
Idris Elba steps into the music scene with a cause, sharing 'Knives Down', a song that calls for an end to brutal youth violence.
Ewen and Callum Merrett, known as Bad Sounds, kick off an exciting new year with their latest single 'On The Ropes', offering a spring-like vibe.
Get ready for summer 2024 with our comprehensive guide to the UK's festival scene, featuring the latest on line-ups and ticket details.
A match made in rock heaven, Liam Gallagher and John Squire debut their first collaborative single 'Just Another Rainbow'.
The Last Dinner Party, fresh off their BRIT Awards win, release ‘Caesar On A TV Screen’, a theatrical pop anthem with a Shakespearean twist.
Tatyana is gearing up to drop her debut album, It’s Over, on 22nd March. Known for her rule-bending approach, Tatyana's avant-pop style mixes club v...
As Gen Z reshapes music consumption, Zoomer Gaze emerges, reflecting their diverse musical tastes and digital upbringing.
2023 will be remembered as a landmark year in the music industry, particularly for women artists who dominated the charts like never before. In a...
We take a look into the world of NPC music, a term increasingly used to describe the soulless, ubiquitous tunes of our digital era.
"One weekend we’ll be in Switzerland playing for 2000 people, and then on Monday you’ll wake up and you’ve got a 10-hour shift.”
UK vinyl sales soared in 2023, marking an 11.7% increase as music giants like Taylor Swift fuelled the format's modern renaissance.
In 1983, off the back of their fifth studio album Synchronicity, The Police achieved their status of ‘the world’s biggest rock band’, scoring a number one album on both sides of the Atlantic. Then they broke up.
Despite Led Zeppelin’s musical magnificence, singer Robert Plant hasn’t been able to shake the consistent association with Tolkien’s literature.
As the year draws to a close, what better time to reflect on who’s absolutely crushed it over the past twelve months, and who’s suffered their annus horribilis.