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Earlier this year, Ed Sheeran went on an Album Campaign. It was for ‘-’ (pronounced Subtract), the final entry into…

For nearly as long as Animal Collective have been a band, they have reserved some of their best material for…

In more ways than one, Mae Muller’s reputation was established with her participation in this year’s Eurovision. Prior to the…

Nation of Language made their first two albums in the confines of the pandemic, and their lean and understated synth-pop…

There’s always been something special about Jorja Smith. Since the Walsall-raised artist’s arrival in 2016 with her breakout hit ‘Blue…

CHAI’s songs glimpsed a band seemingly in a perpetual state of youth. Moles and blemishes became irresistible chocolate chips through…

The Alchemist is not an unrealistic man; he understands that even his powers have limits. In an interview with Tidal…

There are protest songs that rage with righteous fury. Then there are protest songs that simply gesture at the headlines,…

It’s no wonder Cruel Sister has become the talk of Dublin’s underground scene. When she began producing music from her…

Playing in the UK for the first time I was in high-spirits awaiting The Terry’s London debut show at the…