Bombay Bicycle Club have announced a handful of very special underplays in London, set to take place at The Camden Assembly and Nambucca - two independent venues they played back when it all began - ...

Describing Peaches’ lyrical content as sex positive is, let’s face it, a bit like describing the sky as blue. On her seventh studio album, the Canadian musician spreads her brash and ultra-horny ...

Neighbourhood Festival is returning to Manchester this autumn for what’s already shaping up to be a belter of a weekend for new music discovery. This year promises to be an extra-special one, too, as ...

To the UK ear, there’s still something novel about The Bronx’s almost two-decade-old mariachi side project. Of course, being California natives, it’s a familiar style of music to the venerable punk ...

It’s not Ty’s version of the song — it’s him exploring the collective psyche of each track and re-assembling them.

‘Like A Ribbon’ is an astonishingly confident debut from John Glacier, the Londoner’s sound showing itself as all-encompassing. The record feels otherworldly at times, the rotating arcade synths of ...

Eighteen months on from the release of her evocative debut, New York’s Sarah Kinsley has returned with a follow-up that matches the heart of her previous work, whilst continuing to broaden her musical ...

The Long Road has confirmed another slew of artists due to take to its Leicestershire stages this summer, including 14-time Grammy winner Emmylou Harris, Floridian folk faves (and “the happiest band ...

With their 2012 emergence, The Neighbourhood sported black-as-tar, film noir imagery, chock-full of Alfred Hitchcock odes. Turns out they’ve stayed true to the cinema-bred darkness, ‘I Love You’ ...

Louisa Rose Allen aka Foxes has announced the initial details of her long-awaited debut album. Set to be titled ‘Glorious’, the debut has a release date of March 2014. It’s going to include current ...