Explore the enthralling world of ‘Saltburn’ as Anthony Willis, the composer behind its captivating score, unveils the intricacies of crafting the film's enigmatic atmosphere. In our interview, Willis delves into the symbolic use of organs and synths, offering insights into how the music enriches the narrative, providing a deeper understanding of the characters' true motives and desires.

We chat with Sam Fischer about his new collaboration with Meghan Trainor, working with positive artists, and his upcoming debut album.

Em Beihold on tackling anxiety, taking to the stage and supporting Lewis Capaldi.

Dean Lewis talks taking control of his production, navigating TikTok and the genuine heart behind his latest album ‘The Hardest Love’.

Armed with a funkier sound, Foals returned with ‘Life Is Yours’. Philip Giouras caught up with frontman Yannis Philippakis to discuss the record, their shared Greek heritage and the band’s commanding Glastonbury set.

Taken from Issue III - 2021

Cardiff punk quartet Panic Shack comprised of Sarah Harvey (vocals), Meg Fretwell (guitar/backing vocals), Romi Lawrence (guitar/backing vocals), and Emily Smith (bass) are on course for world domination. Following their recent summer festival appearances and release of debut EP ‘Baby Shack’ Philip Giouras caught up with the group to discover more.

Self Esteem has just released one of the most acclaimed and anticipated albums of the year with her second record ‘Prioritise Pleasure’. Philip Giouras caught up with the Sheffield superstar just ahead of its launch to discuss creating the album

Taken from Issue III - 2021

As All Points East kicked off its long-awaited 2021 edition we chatted to Liverpudlian electro-pop artist Låpsley backstage at the launch night to discuss returning to the stage.

As Holly Humberstone releases her new single ‘Please Don’t Leave Just Yet’ co-written with The 1975’s Matt Healy, alongside the announcement of her second EP ‘The Walls Are Way Too Thin’. Philip Giouras chats with Humberstone to find out more.

Laura Marling and Mike Lindsay’s collaborative project LUMP caught the listener’s attention with their debut record back in 2018. Follow-up ‘Animal’ is even bolder in its aspirations, combining 60s pop with ambient prog rock. We caught up with the pair to discuss what brought them back into the studio, sea-inspired rhythms, and the disappearance of the seven-foot yeti that emblazoned the cover of their self-titled debut