Music

With the release of their highly anticipated debut album, Leave Me Alone, Hinds melt away the January blues with twelve songs full of attitude, charm and Spanish warmth. The Madrid …

My musings on the music and writing of 2015 I haven’t written one of these in a while. 2015 whizzed by in a bit of a blur of live and …

After impressing audiences throughout Europe supporting Courtney Barnett, Big Scary brought their funky indie pop to The Lexington on the last of two debut headline shows in London.

With her award-winning album Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit appearing in most album of the year lists (including ours), Courtney Barnett’s appearance before a sold …

If the crowd’s reaction to Tuff Love’s fuzzy indie pop at this east London pub is anything to go by, they could shortly be the band name on everyone’s lips.

Ex Hex tore through a set of rock ‘n’ roll that lifted the gloom of a Monday night in foggy London.

United Fruit have made a triumphant return with their exhilarating new EP.

The Black Ships prove that the past doesn’t have to be dead and buried with new single Dead Empires.

The Duke Spirit lived up to their name with a majestic and energetic performance at the historic Wilton’s Music Hall.

Delilah is the new single to be taken from Florence + the Machine’s Mercury Music Prize nominated album How Big How Blue How Beautiful, and is released on 4 December.