They may no longer be generation terrorists, but on this evidence they can still deliver a witheringly bracing state of the ...

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Nobody can quite tell a story like he can This year marks 20 years since Seth Lakeman received a nomination for the Mercury ...

New Zealand singer-songwriter’s fourth album sees hushed intimacy sit alongside an expansion in sound and greater ...

Until recently Olly Alexander has been the frontman of Years & Years, which started life as a distinctive synth-pop outfit ...

Jordan Stephens and Harley Alexander-Sule’s signature blend of melodic hip-hop and cheeky lyricism remains largely intact, and they still have the knack for infectious hooks ...

Challenging, confrontational, and impossible to ignore, this is a record that is as much a piece of Steve Albini’s legacy as ...

When Heartworms first appeared, Jojo Orme was being described as decidedly “post-punk”. Looking back at those recordings, and ...

You can see why he might be ready to retire The Weeknd moniker altogether. If this is The Weeknd’s last album, it’s a shame.

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A companion piece to Close, 37 years on, this family affair is a blend of youth and experience that showcases a voice that ...