Their Who Let The Dogs Out album blew away any early-year cobwebs when it appeared just inside 2025, and ‘Bad Apple’ is a ...

With my Songs and Gigs of the Year now sorted, I’ve turned my attention to the albums I’ve loved most over the past twelve months - and after some serious narrowing down, I’ve arrived at my top ten.

Closing the year at Manchester’s Deaf Institute, Sea Fever showcased a sound uniquely theirs - and left us excited to see where 2026 will take them.

In a world increasingly consumed by being online and submerged in AI slop, human connection and art is so important. The ...

As the tenth anniversary of David Bowie’s death approaches - on 10th January, in case you’ve forgotten - the ever-flowing ...

It’s very hard to condense my favourite tracks of the last year down to twenty-five but here are the ones that have stayed with me most this year, and been on repeat throughout 2025, offering hope, ...

Louis Brennan – Christmas is the Hardest Time of Year Why we love it: A bitter Santa with stained trousers sums up the wretchedness of the festive season, and here we have the man himself singing of ...

From the long-awaited return of one of my all-time favourite bands, Scissor Sisters, to travelling across North America in pursuit of James, the live music scene has delivered unforgettable moments ...

Melbourne-born, Edinburgh-based folk artist Emma Capponi gives us a fantastic album in Buried, her debut album of unearthed, drone-drenched collection of folk songs. It’s a record rich in women’s ...

The notion of the ‘supergroup’ first appeared in the 1960s, the idea that it was made up of bands who were already successful. Of course, anything the mainstream can do, the underground can probably ...

Life is like a box of grenades – you never know which one’s going to explode. There’s so much to be angry about, isn’t there? Anger tends to render us semi-incoherent, though sometimes a scream will ...

Undoubtedly one of the best garage punk bands around at the minute. Devil Ultrasonic Dream picks up where their previous album Life/Death left off, because why fix it if it’s not broken? More catchy, ...