Nadia Kadek on DIY.Featuring The Last Dinner Party, Jay Som, Kojey Radical, Militarie Gun and more.

Donington Park’s premier metal fest Download Festival have announced details of their headliners for next summer, along with 90 other artists who’ll feature across the bill.

Guns N' Roses on DIY.Featuring The Last Dinner Party, Jay Som, Kojey Radical, Militarie Gun and more.

Where The Murder Capital’s debut, ‘When I Have Fears’ (2019), delivered poetic post-punk melancholy, the follow-up, ‘Gigi’s Recovery’ (2023), showcased atmospheric introspection. ‘Blindness’ marks a ...

“What do I live for? Who do I live for? I don’t know anymore,” asks Helen Ballantine, aka Skullcrusher, during the opening chimes of her second full-length. Written in the mire of a series of great ...

“I’m looking up in awe at a mountain of shit,” begins the opening refrain of ‘Constant Noise’, in what’s perhaps the perfect metaphor for how so many of us feel right now. It’s somewhat hard to ...

Between his prodigious streaming numbers and famously low-key lifestyle, Mac DeMarco could probably get away with not working again for the foreseeable future. This newfound place of comfort has freed ...

Following up a Mercury Prize-shortlisted debut album in two years, as Barry Can’t Swim - aka Joshua Mainnie - has done with ‘When Will We Land?’ successor ‘Loner’, is no small feat. But with his ...

A certain darkness has always been synonymous with Poliça; suffused with brooding atmosphere as much of their music is, they have long been specialists in soundtracking long, introspective, dark ...

Having released debut LP ‘Aperture’ in 2023, this second full-length from Hannah Jadagu, ‘Describe’, stands as a truly triumphant successor. Its opening title track is an entrancing affair akin to ...

Come the end of the year, Amyl And The Sniffers will be stepping out on stadium stages on home soil to open for their ultimate rock heroes - and fellow Aussie icons - AC/DC. A lightyear away from ...

It its meshing together of time and genre conventions, it’s a record which sounds as if it has somehow always existed.