Despite being shunned by the Critics Choice Award at the Brits and the BBC Sound of 2012 poll, the 27 year old Londoner has been steadily growing in popularity for the last 2 years, and this week, Jessie Ware releases her debut album Devotion.
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One day I would love to see Enter Shikari write about flowers and rainbows instead…
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Foals are not your average indie rock five piece. A unique sound, often described as…
The Edge catches up with emerging Edinburgh-based indie band, Bwani Junction, fresh off the stage from Leefest 2012
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Set in the heart of Hackney Marshes in north-east London, Hackney Weekend was already looking…
Kendal Calling is one of those little known countryside festivals that consistently showcases a fantastic…
Has there ever been a more fitting front sleeve? The photo shoot of A Vulgar Display…
Shade, one of the biggest halls events on the calendar, returns for another year featuring top UK artist Rudimental.
Muse give fans the first taste of their new album, and its obvious dubstep is receiving mixed responses.
In Magic Hour, the fourth album from Scissor Sisters, the band returns to their roots, with catchy glam rock songs and funky music.