BROCKHAMPTON – ‘Hollywood Swinging’ single review: a funky and well executed commission
Michal Delost is grooving away to BROCKHAMPTON’s new release from the ‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ soundtrack.
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Weekly Roundup (22/03/21-04/04/21) – BAFTAs, BRITs and Blindly Dating
From BAFTA-winning games to BRIT nominations, check out this week in news.
The Best Of 00s Synth-Pop – MGMT – Oracular Spectacular
Katie Evans takes us through why Oracular Spectacular is the very best of 00s synth-pop.
This Week in Records (12/07/2020) – Katy Perry, Alanis Morisette and Becky G
Records Editor Alice Fortt takes us through this week’s newest tunes.
This Week in Records (5/07/2020) – Disclosure, The Streets and Kanye West
Records Editor Alice Fortt gives her hot takes on this weeks round of new music.
Primavera Sound announces 2021 lineup
Renowned Spanish music festival Primavera Sound has made the first announcements about its 2021 lineup, following the cancellation of this year’s festival due to COVID-19.
This Week In Records (19/04/2020) – Fiona Apple, Sam Smith & Bad Cop/Bad Cop
So much glorious music this week – let’s take a look!
This Week In Records (12/01/2020 – Circa Waves, Halsey & Celeste
Let’s get the ’20s off to roaring start with some new releases!
Introducing: FUR
Georgie Holmes highlights what’s to love about the up-and-coming Brighton 4-piece.
Glastonbury Festival 2019 line up announced
The Glastonbury line-up has now been announced, with Kylie Minogue taking the “legend slot” on Sunday afternoon.
1975 Albums to Listen to Instead of ‘The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’
Tom Brewster makes this list, for some unknown reason.
“When that inspiration does hit, it’s a magical moment that you can share together” – An Interview with Nick Kivlen of Sunflower Bean
We talk to one third of the rock trio Sunflower Bean as they embark on their latest UK tour
Acts to Look Forward to at Reading Festival 2018
Sam Law looks at the six most exciting acts ahead of this year’s Reading Festival.
Review: Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Sex and Food
The New Zealand psychadelics serve up lashings of style on their well-travelled fourth album.