This Week In Records (15/09/2019) – Sam Fender, Charli XCX & Green Day
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“To be able to give it over to listeners and have them make it into their thing rather than ours was a pretty cathartic moment” – An Interview with Jock Norton of Puppy
Jock Norton, one third of the mosh-inducing band Puppy, talks debut albums and festival season with Jed Wareham.
1975 Albums to Listen to Instead of ‘The 1975 – A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships’
Tom Brewster makes this list, for some unknown reason.
This Week In Records (15/10/2018): Maggie Rogers, Loyle Carner, & Jess Glynne
We break down what should be on your radar (and what shouldn’t) in a bit of a slower week for music releases.
This Week In Records (24/09/2018): Black Honey, BROCKHAMPTON, & Dodie
The prodigious rap collective return with their fourth album alongside music from the south coast’s own Black Honey and YouTube star Dodie.
Review: McCafferty – Yarn
David lauds the “infatuating” new record from the Ohio punk rockers.
Image versus Music: Why has Emo fallen out of trend?
Since the turn of the new decade, emo has become uncool. Bands have shaken off…
Snap Out of It: Hiatuses and the bands that survived them
With the return of the Arctic Monkeys, Sophie Trenear takes a look back at the most notorious hiatuses and their comebacks.
The Wombats confirm full details of fourth album plus announce Southampton tour date
The announcement comes fresh off the premiere of their newest single, Lemon to a Knife Fight on BBC Radio 1.
This Week In Records (27/10/17): Clean Bandit, Will Joseph Cook & Plan B
Another week, another TWIR.
This Week in Records (06/10/17): Liam Gallagher, JP Cooper, & P!nk
Sam Law joins the team to give you a fresh take on this week’s big ones.
This Week In Records: Justin Bieber, The Sherlocks & LCD Soundsystem (18/08/2017)
“Everybody’s singing the same song / It was originally recorded in Spanish”
This Week In Records: Clean Bandit & Zara Larsson (17/03/2017)
In case you couldn’t already tell from the dearth of artists in the title of…
2016… expressed through the medium of song
2016 has been a strange year, and as it draws to a close, David Mitchell-Baker makes the brave attempt to define it in music.