It’s an experience similar to listening to the new Boss Keloid album. But don’t worry, it’s a very good thing. If you haven’t encountered Boss Keloid, their sound is a progressive mixture of rock, ...

Like Roses have taken their influences and run with them. As we’re flung into ‘Nowhere’, the realisation hits; ‘After It Ends’ is the female response to all the whiney pop-punk protagonists who have ...

This is the one I’d play first if I could only play one. It’s about something I care about a lot: the moment you start calculating, you ruin things. A hundred-dollar bill waved in your face and ...

Moni Jitchell’s live set-up is stark; A drumkit, twelve strings, two amps, two people, one microphone. That’s basically the sound of ‘Aware’. It’s similar to bands like ’68 or Jamie Lenman’s new ...

Maybe you’re a romantic. You find beauty in tragedy. You dream of windswept moors and ruined cathedrals. Of Cathy and Heathcliff. When you close your eyes you imagine your back being pressed against a ...

If anyone can save the world, it’s Unpeople. In their jet-propelled rise to stardom, they’ve inspired dance parties at Download at a time when any sane person is hiding in their tent with a bacon ...

If you have a big family you may have seen this play out. It’s Christmas. A boy who we’ll call Harry opens a huge present. Inside is a marvellous gift covered in bells and whistles that must have cost ...

‘I Am The War’ proclaims everyone’s shirts – after a quick change at the merch stand, that is – so a casual observer would be forgiven for thinking tonight was going to be a militant affair. The war ...

The Unpeople train never slows down, and why should it? They’re about to drop what could be the album of the year, and the London four-piece have been omnipresent across festivals this summer. “We've ...