Yes, It’s True. The Polyphonic Spree return to the UK with a nationwide tour...

Any apprehension of a gig without lyrics was instantly melted the moment...

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Rough Trade East is a metaphor for the whole of Shoreditch: freshly ground coffee...

Lorde drops the sophistication of her debut record in favour of a more...

Disappointing, insipid and tedious are words that could never be used to describe...

Sunbathing Animal, the latest album by Brooklyn beatniks Parquet Courts, is...

Despite James not currently being the most established group in the mainstream, they...

Mixing classical instruments and melodies with electro and dance music is a risky...

Grumbling piano, thrashing chords and a collective shriek from the...

The first recorded collaboration between influential folk...

From his family chip shop beginnings, the boy from Paisley has come a long way....

There is something to be said for a genuinely unique intimate London venue:...

A self-proclaimed “baby music for babies” maker on his Facebook page, Only Real –...

Influences fly off the tongue when talking about Baby Strange. The Clash’s...

When Beaty Heart, originating from Goldsmiths, University of London, enter the...

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Saturday night at Wembley saw two huge events: Froche vs Groves and the UKG...

Although there is something dangerously derivative in the music of this London-based...

Described by Rolling Stone as the one of “the best-kept secrets of 70s soul”, Leroy...

Sam Smith’s speedy swell in popularity over the past few months has been...

Friday night at Shepherd’s Bush Empire started with a bang, with...

Infamous Dalston hangout Birthdays played host to two up-and-coming electro...

Kentish Town’s The Forum was host to mellow Scottish rockers Camera Obscura on a...

If you were to delve into the band’s history going back to the mid-90s, Archive...