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Following the release of their 2014 debut album, Evergreen, New Zealand siblings Georgia and Caleb Nott aka. Broods have swapped their trademark, soothing, indie-pop vibe for ‘Free’: a synth-heavy creation that […]

Following the release of their 2014 debut album, Evergreen, New Zealand siblings Georgia and Caleb Nott aka. Broods have swapped their trademark, soothing, indie-pop vibe for ‘Free’: a synth-heavy creation that […]

Art-music fusionists, Diagonal People have dropped their debut single. ‘ArmageddingItOn’ is an enticingly visualistic experience, even when your eyes aren’t glued to the rarefied video accompanying their first […]

As part of The Newstatesman’s ‘Female Friendship Week’, Wolf Alice’s frontwoman Ellie Rowsell wrote an article for the magazine depicting the friendship that inspired their hit ‘Bros’. In it, she reminds us […]

Justin Bieber has always been a polarising figure. Opinions have been notoriously divided ever since the Canadian teen star burst onto the music scene. A heart throb for most teenage girls and deeply irritating […]

There are few things more exciting than when a band from elsewhere slowly becomes ingrained within the British indie music scene. Enter Sunflower Bean, New York’s coolest, newest and youngest psychedelic i […]

Returning from a four month break, Catfish And The Bottlemen have once again taken to the stage to play a string of intimate shows around the UK. Our photographer Patrick Gunning headed down the their sold out […]

Title: The Hobbit

Author: J.R.R Tolkien

What I Think So Far: Having never experienced the worlds created by J.R.R Tolkien until late last year, I decided to pick up The Hobbit as an introduction to the […]

Slam Dunk Festival is a day-long music festival created by Leeds independent label, Slam Dunk Records, in 2006. Since then, the indoor festival has grown in popularity, subsequently adding two more dates in the […]

‘What is it to be human? What is it to ache? What is it to be…alive?’
Anomalisa is a film so startlingly unsettling, yet endearingly familiar, that I found myself oscillating between states of unadulterated joy […]

Caitlin and Caroline Moran’s sitcom Raised by Wolves is all a viewer could want from a comedy with political overtones. The working class life the Morans present is actually close to perfect, unchallenged in its h […]

Gap years are popular – whether acting as a bridge of sanctuary between compulsory and higher education, a time to refine skills and gain extra qualifications or to see more of the world. In fact, travelling is a […]

Hailing from Nashville, SIMO have established quite a reputation in the music world.  Known for intense volume, electrifying performances and most importantly, impeccable musicianship, the band did not […]

It’s been just over two years since the London trio Years & Years were playing their first show at Oslo Hackney and their evolution to pop titans has not come as a surprise. Arriving onto the scene with an a […]

It seems that each year people eagerly anticipate the fabled Glastonbury tweet, the one that really is the pinnacle of all festival announcements. This is a festival where tickets sell out in minutes, long before […]

Having played their debut London show just under a year ago, at Camden’s iconic Barfly, PVRIS took to the stage at a packed Kentish Town Forum last night. A testament to their rise as a band over the past year, t […]

It’s been four and a half months since Catfish and The Bottlemen last hit a stage, as Van McCann told their sell-out crowd on Tuesday night in Halifax – it’s been time well spent though, if these new songs are any […]