March 2025

Birthmarks emerges directly from the band’s favored aesthetics and themes, but captures them with a new sense of sonic adventurousness and thematic...

Two Sasamis exist in harmony. First is Sasami Ashworth, the conservatory-trained classical French horn player, producer, and composer—an artist wit...

The Tubs' second album, Cotton Crown, sees the Celtic Jangle boyband venture into darker, more personal territory while continuing to hone their hi...

For Nottingham quartet Divorce, home is a feeling. Initially meeting as teenagers through the city’s close-knit DIY scene, the band – completed by ...

GNX is Kendrick Lamar's first album following his departure from longtime labels Top Dawg Entertainment and Aftermath Entertainment. Named after th...

Courting are back with their third album Lust for Life, Or: 'How To Thread The Needle And Come Out The Other Side To Tell The Story', less than a y...

Defiance, vulnerability, pride and the excuse to let loose are all promised by The Lathums as they release their latest single, Stellar Cast, with ...

After nearly 20 years making music, there are few bands who’ve created a canon as determinedly innovative and consistently critically-acclaimed as ...

The Wildhearts return in 2025 with a brand new album. Titled Satanic Rites of the Wildhearts produced / mixed by Jim Pinder and Carl Bown (Sleep To...

Florence + The Machine joins Jules Buckley and his Orchestra for a celebration of Lungs, her BRIT Award-winning debut album, released to huge accla...

2025 marks 40 years since Ricky Ross met Dougie Vipond and they started to form Deacon Blue; the songs on The Great Western Road reflect the journe...