Catching up with Carlotta and Ana outside Bar Italia, four years after our last chat to discus their upcoming fourth album, ‘VIVA HINDS’.

If you’re looking for a band to feverishly force you to want to learn an instrument then look no further. This London-based, pan-continental instrumental group make me want to scribble their name in my diary and draw bubble hearts around it.

M. Field’s music, like his interview here, is a world brimming with ideas, craft and consideration. 

Catapulting yourself into the music world with an all-encompassing rock-opera-odyssey as your debut album is either utterly daft or genius. Luckily for Natalie Findlay, and Jules Apollinaire it turned out to be the latter.

In a nostalgic act of self-indulgence we are revisiting some of our very first interviews we conducted and checking back in, 4 years later, to see how they’re doing. First up we’ve got Papooz.

Signing to Chugg Music in 2021, Teenage Dads are part of a madly exciting web of Australian artists making waves over here in the UK. And they’ll be playing over here real soon.

Following the arrival of her debut EP released last year on Sad Club Records, Kierst is in the UK playing a bunch of shows with her band.

It’s impossible to condense the EOTR ‘22 weekend into a format that gives each act, stage or activity the air time they deserve, so we’ve put together a handful of Last Bus Awards to help navigate the madness in a concise manner.

If until last year Coco were cocooning and creating, late this summer they spread their wings and flew the nest. May the Coco bird grace these lands for many years to come………

You’re cruising down the freeway, roof off and sunglasses on. The cassette clicks - queue Oscar Lang’s Hollywood-hymn I’ve Never Been to L.A…

Rounding off their UK tour, Sorry took to a sold out Jazz Café last Tuesday night, with support from the equally incredible Wunderhorse.

We caught up with Peach Pit frontman, Neil, just before their stellar sold-out show at O2 Forum Kentish Town…

With over 40,000 monthly listeners on Spotify and over 2 million combined streams, if you’re unfamiliar with Sacha’s work, you won’t be for much longer.

In conversation with contemporary folk group Broadside Hacks, we discuss the importance and relevance of traditional song for our times today.

The album is a euphoric and reflective exploration of boredom underpinned with social commentary, but that’s just one perspective…