On last year’s debut ‘If My Wife New I’d Be Dead’, CMAT swung open the doors to her bold, brilliant world via a set of sparkling heart-on-sleeve anthems, and a good dose of pop culture nous. On its ...

The wait is over! The 2025 Mercury Prize shortlist has been revealed, and it’s quite the list. Longtime DIY favourites Fontaines DC, CMAT, Wolf Alice and Sam Fender are all amongst the artists who ...

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Born from messy nights out and pints down the pub, Panic Shack may have started out as a bit of an in-joke, but with their self-titled debut, they’ve equally become a ridiculously fun breath of fresh ...

There’s an indefinable, undeniable magic to the flagship Welsh weekender that makes for a truly special occasion.

Anyone who witnessed The Linda Lindas’ viral video back in 2021 knew that the quartet were onto something special but with their second full-length, they prove that their continued growth is just as ...

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Few bands understand and embrace texture like Deafheaven. On this sixth full-length, the San Franciscan iconoclasts compress layers of loudness into tracks that glimmer like precious, sharp-edged gems ...

‘Death Hilarious’ is a battle-ready hammer throw of a fifth album from Pigs x7. Lifting off with G-force rocket speed, opener ‘Blockade’ is a searing tornado of sludgy space rock, Matthew Baty’s Lemmy ...

‘Same again’ might appear as a dismissive turn to describe this third album from South African party starter Moonchild Sanelly, but it’s her ‘if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it’ attitude that allows ...

Having expanded to a four-piece since the release of 2023 EP ‘Who I Am’, with ‘Anything For You’ Grandmas House continue to bolster the rising reputation of both themselves and the fertile Bristol ...

“Can you hate yourself and still deserve love?” asks the tender yet acerbic Joe Casey, repeatedly, as he ends ‘Polacrilex Kid’. It’s a lot to ponder, but Protomartyr have never been the band to avoid ...