Bleech 9:3 have released new single ‘Figure 8’. The track teams the Irish-rooted band with Dan Carey, the Speedy Wunderground labelhead whose credits include Fontaines D.C. and Kae Tempest. ‘Figure 8’ ...

“I wish we were playing somewhere that looked a bit more nice,” Moby wryly comments amid his set in the hallowed grounds of Greenwich’s Old Royal Naval College, before needlessly adding, “that was my ...

Mollie Elizabeth has released new single ‘Puppet Show’, produced by Joshua Murty with string composition by Kyle Gordon. Built on a jazz-inspired soundscape with a pop sensibility, the ...

Blonde Redhead have released new song ‘Blood Spilled’, out now via section1. The track marks a shift for the trio, Kazu Makino and twin brothers Simone and Amedeo Pace, moving away from the sound of ...

Back in 2008, it was officially proclaimed that The Black Parade Is Dead! My Chemical Romance hammered the final nail in the coffin of their alter egos, burying them six feet under. Almost two decades ...

The Cure closed the 28th edition of the Isle of Wight Festival on Sunday evening with a 26-song headline set spanning six decades of one of British rock’s most enduring catalogues. Robert Smith, Simon ...

The London-based songwriter returns with a track inspired by Sylvia Plath’s famous fig tree metaphor, reframing the poem’s anxiety around choice and uncertainty into something softer and more hopeful.

In 1970, the world was changing – and so was Fleetwood Mac. Over the latter half of the preceding decade, the blues-rock outfit had become one of Britain’s best-loved bands, thanks to their refreshing ...

The heyday of classic rock has given us some of the wildest stories ever told. It was the era of sex, drugs and rock ‘n’ roll, and that cliche did not come into being without a considerable body of ...

The Great Divide opens with a question Noah Kahan doesn’t answer for another 17 tracks. In ‘End of August’, two friends drive through a New England town whose future consists of having kids who grow ...

Over the years, Slash has accumulated more stories than most, but one of the most striking dates back to his childhood, long before Guns N’ Roses and the excess of late 1980s Los Angeles. Born in ...

What do Taxi Driver, The Warriors and Klute all have in common? While each are classics of 1970s cinema, they all present the Big Apple as a suffocating urban jungle, where something close to Thomas ...