Wrought emotion conveyed through instrumentals in a way that no other band can touch. Mogwai are back. 2025 sees the Scottish noise
After being teased at Tyler, The Creator’s Camp Flog Gnaw Carnival in November, Mac Miller’s second posthumous album offers a window into
Moonchild Sanelly first entered popular consciousness in the UK through collaborations with Ghetts and Ezra Collective. Collaborations that, although objectively good, in
“You know what the three most exciting sounds in the world are? Anchor chains, plane motors and train whistles.” – George Bailey
Ethel Cain returns to music with her new project, Perverts: an atmospheric record that is expertly crafted and drips with auto-erotic imagery.
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Who Let The Dogs Out is the sound a police car makes when you set it on fire. It’s the sound of
Amyl and The Sniffers wear their hearts on their sleeves here and Amy Taylor, in particular, exposes her vulnerability in a way
Real Deal is exactly that: it’s Honeyglaze shaking off the shackles of adolescence by blossoming into a dynamic and heartfelt group. South
Intimate and vulnerable whilst adventurous and boundary-pushing, Someday, Now is the sound of Katy J Pearson stretching her sonic muscles. Katy J
Astute and cutting with their words, Gurriers craft soundscapes which mirror the moods conveyed in their lyrics. Is there a better scene