Callum Thompson, guitarist with The Mysterines, has released his debut solo single ‘It Grows On Trees (Money)’ under the new project name AKA, signing to Fiction Records. The release comes in the wake ...

Sugar Girl is thirteen minutes long and Little Simz spends most of them in disguise. The pitch-shifted, autotuned register she adopts across the first three tracks sounds closer to Doja Cat or Playboi ...

Despite pushing rock music into increasingly experimental territory, Thom Yorke is, at his core, a traditional songwriter. Strip away the electronic textures and orchestral layers from his work with ...

Through five accounts from across Europe, including her own, Sophie Dibben looks at modern-day life drawing from the perspective of the models themselves. William Blake once said: “Art can never exist ...

Orláith Forsythe and Mollie McGinn, the heart and soul behind Dea Matrona, have quickly risen from busking on the cobblestones of Belfast to capturing the attention of global audiences. With a name ...

Black Sabbath were the masters of heavy music and heavy living. Not only did they conceive a dark, pulsating answer to the optimism of the hippie movement, but they were adept at pushing their lives ...

Alexis Taylor has certainly never lacked ideas. As the prime voice of Hot Chip and over a steady run of solo records, Taylor has won a reputation for being a thoughtful songwriter who darts across ...

Soft Cell will release Danceteria, their sixth and final studio album, on 25th September via Republic of Music. Dave Ball, who co-founded Soft Cell with Marc Almond as art students in Leeds in the ...

Keanu Reeves has never quite fitted the mould of a typical Hollywood star. Since breaking through as Ted “Theodore” Logan in 1989’s Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, he has combined a varied acting ...

Irish songwriter Rua Rí has announced his debut album Tell Your Mother I Saved Your Life, set for release on 1st May via Soft Boy Records. Hailing from Cobh, Rua Rí has steadily built a reputation for ...

It is difficult to imagine a world in which music is not as deeply ingrained in the cultural fabric as it is today – but that world is within living memory. It was only after the Second World War and ...

Thomas Bangalter will release new album ‘Mirage: Ballet For 16 Dancers’ on 5th June via Warner Classics. The record is the score to an eponymous ballet conceived by choreographer Damien Jalet and ...