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.
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Preview: Sziget Festival 2018
Sziget Festival features Gorillaz and Arctic Monkeys, alongside pop superstar Dua Lipa.
Acts to Look Forward to at Lovebox Festival 2018
Tom Hills leads you through the best of this year’s Lovebox festival, from the rising stars to the simply unmissable talents, coming to London this July.
Review: John Legend feat. BloodPop – ‘A Good Night’
Off the back of his success as Jesus Christ Superstar, the crooner is back with an ode to his wife, Chrissy Teigen.
Review: dodie at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
Sophie Jones reviews dodie’s biggest headline show to date at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on Easter Sunday (01/04/2018).
This Week In Records (05/01/18): Superorganism, Bruno Mars & Sea Girls
Meg and Sam bring you all the goodies from New Music Friday.
“I would watch Abba live every night” – An Interview with Sam and Will from Marmozets
Not only did we chat about their ongoing tour and upcoming album, but there was also some solid Muse, Stranger Things, and Abba fangirling.
This Week In Records: Louis Tomlinson, Declan McKenna & Enrique Iglesias (21/07/17)
Featuring ANOTHER one from a member of One Direction.
Review: Imagine Dragons – Evolve
The third release from the Transformers of the music world is here.
This Week In Records: Shawn Mendes, Steps & Dua Lipa (21/04/2017)
Guess who’s back? People who are very much alive.
This Week In Records: Stormzy, The Chainsmokers & Coldplay (24/02/2017)
Calvin Harris, Jason Derulo, and The 1975 also pile in to cap BRITs week.
Review: The Weeknd – Starboy
The Canadian’s latest persona comes down to Earth with a bump.
This Week In Records: Craig David, BANKS & Bon Iver (30/09/2016)
This week sees new releases from pretty much everybody.
Review: Massive Attack feat. Hope Sandoval – ‘The Spoils’
“Warily on the edge of the incredibly mundane,” says Sophie Trenear.