Jen Rose

Already a household name in their native Australia, Gang of Youths are making their way around the world. Known for front man Dave Le’aupepe’s charismatic and intense performance style, with songs ranging fro […]

Family relationships, empty parties and the eternal struggle of finding a partner- welcome to the woozy and wonderful world of Lana Del Rey, whose latest album Blue Banisters was released on 22nd October. Blu […]

They might have formed after a spontaneous, drunken Ferris wheel trip at End of the Road Festival in 2019 but what started as a drunken pact between Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers has steadily become a band w […]

Bristol rock band IDLES cut through the gloom with their latest single, ‘The Beachland Ballroom’. The track is the first taste of the band’s upcoming album, Crawler, following last year’s Ultra Mono. […]

Ten years on from their debut album, What Did You Expect from The Vaccines?, English indie rock band The Vaccines return with a collection of weird and wonderful songs which make up their latest album, Back In […]

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Within seconds, the crowd for the 5pm showing of Liverpool Theatre Festival’s The Last Five Years is silent. A lot of them haven’t realised the play has started yet but, without a word, the two actors […]

It might stop and start like a Lambretta scooter, but once it gets going, The Pebble and the Boy proves to be a road trip movie with plenty of humour and heart.

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From the producers of Hidden Agenda an […]

Easy FM is the debut EP from Oxford songwriter/producer Premium Leisure, and the first to come out of Peckham’s new label Plum Cuts. Whilst Premium Leisure might not be a name we are familiar with, Easy FM is a b […]

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The Fear Street Trilogy is a new teen slasher series complete with charming throwbacks, plenty of gore, and a cast of characters you’ll be rooting for all the way.

The real world might feel scary eno […]

Three years after the release of Historian, American indie-rock singer Lucy Dacus returns with a collection of captivating, intimate songs which make up her latest album, Home Video.

While vocal cameos are […]

Whilst the TV series might have three Emmy Awards, a BAFTA and plenty of critical acclaim, Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s one-woman show Fleabag truly excels on stage.

Stage performances might be few and far between r […]

Back for its second – and final – series, Mae Martin’s rom-com explores trauma and humanity in a sensitive yet tongue-in-cheek way.

Having devoured the first season of the comedy-drama Feel Good back in M […]

Inwards & Onwards is the second EP from the Montreal-based indie-rock band Half Moon Run, which comes nine years after their debut album Dark Eyes, released in 2012. Though plenty of time has passed between their […]

‘Mountain Soda’ is the debut single from Liverpool indie quintet SCREENTALK. The track, much of the pre-production for which took place on Zoom, came together during what has been a turbulent time for music […]

In our Blue Filter series, we are inviting our writers to reflect on the films that they have connected with through challenging or upsetting times, both during the COVID-19 pandemic and before. In the latest e […]

Dodie Clark might be known for the intimate, chatty viral videos she began uploading to YouTube way back in 2011 but her debut album Build A Problem shows there is more to the Essex native than jam sessions in […]

‘Beautiful Beaches’ is the newly-released single from Manchester rock band James. The track, brought to life through a video that features the track’s cover art, follows the band’s latest release — the title tra […]

‘Doomsday’ is the newly-released single from British singer-songwriter Matilda Mann. The track, which is brought to life through a gorgeous acoustic rendition and a lyric video, follows her 5 track debut EP if […]

The music industry is constantly finding ways to surprise and entertain audiences using different technology, from livestream gigs in the early days of lockdown to documentaries about different artists dotted […]

Newcastle three-piece The Pale White gained high profile support from the likes of NME and BBC Introducing in their early days, and – despite the global pandemic grinding the music scene as we know it to a halt – […]