MOMO Festival - aka Motel Mozaïque - is back in a big way for 2026, as some of the buzziest new artists from across Europe head to Rotterdam next month for the multi-venue knees-up. Elsewhere, ...

Neu Bulletins are DIY’s guide to the best and freshest new music. Your one stop shop for buzzy new bands and red hot emerging stars, this roundup features some choice words from our esteemed ...

Proclaimed as the first of three related releases on which Anna Calvi muses on themes of identity and change, ‘Is This All There Is?’ sees the singer-songwriter take the former on in almost literal ...

Hannah Diamond has always favoured clarity. The poster child for the original hyperpop ambassadors, art collective PC Music, Hannah swirls through the crystal clear production and ...

Almost two years on from debut ‘The Future Is Our Way Out’, ‘Irreversible’ finds Brigitte Calls Me Baby updating the home-grown, ‘80s-inspired indie sound they made their name on, but retaining its ...

It’s almost unbelievable to think that it’s been seven years since YONAKA released their debut album, considering the Brighton trio have shared two EPs and a mixtape in the time since. But on this ...

‘More’ may not be a word that instantly comes to mind when considering Art School Girlfriend, but across this follow-up to 2023’s ‘Soft Landing’, the artist – aka Polly Mackey – expands the scope of ...

Wicklow four-piece Florence Road straddle a fine line between softness and noise – think the electric grit of Wolf Alice, the theatrical flair of The Last Dinner Party, and the pop-bitten vengeance of ...

Big Thief guitarist Buck Meek has quietly built up a wonderful discography of psych-country-rock solo records. On this fourth album ‘The Mirror’, Buck fosters a sense of collaboration, inviting those ...

That the debut release from Ninush - the new solo venture from Guildhall alum Nina Lim, a familiar face among London’s session musicians - is also the first on Black Country, New Road drummer Charlie ...

It’s been a huge night in music, with the 68th Grammy Awards taking place in Los Angeles. As well as a whole host of stellar performances - including turns from Justin Bieber, Bruno Mars, Sabrina ...

At the core of ‘Light hit my face like a straight right’ lies an elusive tension. This follow-up to Mallrat’s 2022 debut ‘Butterfly Blue’ is, on the surface, a collection of dance-inflected yet ...