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Dublin three-piece Bitch Falcon are back with what might just be their best release yet, writes Kristen Sinclair.

Kristen Sinclair reviews Dublin five-piece THUMPER's latest track, '(You're Bringing Me) Down'.

Welsh native Georgia Fearn has been honing her craft since she was nine, and Kristen Sinclair walks us through her mature offering, 'L'amour'.

Year of the Snitch is undoubtedly one of the most batshit albums Death Grips has ever recorded writes Jack Hollis.

Unsigned south London quartet The Half Light are back with a fresh new line-up since releasing their latest EP back in 2015 writes Kristen Sinclair.

It’s clear on listening to Love is a Basic Need that Embrace have tapped into their more emotional side, and it works extremely well in places, writes Ermis Madikopoulos.

Jack Hollis explains the backstory to the latest double serving from Drake.

Sebastian Campbell reflects on his personal connection with the band Chvrches and as he listens to their latest album, Love Is Dead, he's disappointed to say the least.

Sebastian Campbell explains why Little Dark Age, the spiritual and artistic successor to MGMT's debut album Oracular Spectacular, is a fantastic album.

Remember Birmingham? For a few years, it had a Katrina-style slump into indie indifference, but after lying fallow for so long the Second City is pissing directly into the faces of every London-loving poseur and every Mancker. Birmingham is…

In her debut article for the site, Libby Briggs reviews Heaven Before All Hell Breaks Loose by Plan B, who has been quiet for a while until now.

It's the video that everybody can't stop talking about. Levi Eddie Aluede (our old film editor) runs us through some of the visual and auditory aspects of the track, which he argues make Donald Glover's 'This Is America' a 21st century…

As Peter Kay’s award-winning comedy returns for an unscripted version and a glorious finale, Sam Lambeth takes a look at how the show’s setting sparked a renewed love of the car stereo.

Birmingham has long been a thriving metropolis for myriad styles of music, and one of its most fervent champions has been Jack Parker. For nearly ten years, Parker – otherwise known as Jacky P – has been at the forefront of underground…

Manchester’s great goth hopes may paint it black, but there’s a blindingly brilliant sheen to their debut EP. The best new band in the country? They are so much more than that. Sam Lambeth reviews.