Rosalía’s third album defies the concept of genre. She merges Regatton, Flamenco, Electronica and Jazz to create a fluctuating masterpiece, continuing her fascinating evolution as an artist.

With The Popham EP, North London Singer-songwriter Louis Dunford lets the listener into his youth, his home streets, and his heart.

Brighton based rock band As It Is burst back onto the music scene with the release of their angst fuelled album I WENT TO HELL AND BACK.

Amy: Beyond the Stage is a momentary glimpse at the person behind the legend; it’s a perfectly curated celebration of the places, people and things that made her Amy

Celebrating a decade since their debut single, Scottish synthpop stars CHVRCHES cement their position as one of the best live acts in the world

Vancouver quartet Peach Pit’s third album, the aptly titled ‘From 2 to 3’ is rife with a sense of suburban nostalgia. It’s a sublime record designed to dazzle in the summer sun. 

With moments of exceptional magic and beauty, ‘The Kick’ is a welcome return from Foxes

Bastille contemplate sex, love and technology. Discovering a new groove on their fourth album.

In a special review, Tom Clegg shares his thoughts on The Smile’s debut in-the-round concert experience at Magazine London. He also contrasts his in the flesh experience with that of the Livestream which aired for viewers not lucky enough to attend in person.

Full of sensual synths, ‘Night Call’ takes Alexander’s musical project in a bright and exciting new direction.

A jubilant Tim Burgess brings Cambridge arm in arm to celebrate thirty-one years of one of Britains most significant and under-appreciated 90s rock bands

Flying Dream 1 is divine. Delicate as a feather, it contains some of Elbow’s most beautiful poetic prose to date alongside a selection of heavenly orchestration and arrangements.

Don Broco deliver an exhilarating, high-octane performance to celebrate the release of their new album, Amazing Things.

Zuzu’s debut album is full of heart and charm. With its beautiful melodies and intelligent songwriting, this love letter to Liverpool is a must-listen.

Short, sweet, and unapologetic introduction to the future of Pop

Sam Fender’s second record is sublime. It’s personal, poignant, and not afraid to often paint an unforgiving picture of modern society. However, at its core, is a message of hope and triumph.

Nick Cave and Warren Ellis present an intimate exploration of their recent material together via a unique and deeply moving experience. One that presents the Bad Seed’s pairs works in a completely different light. 

A polished project that knows how to pump up the energy with its blend of garage, soul and hip-hop, but also isn’t afraid to let listeners into the pairs more personal side.

A long-awaited performance from Geordie rocker Sam Fender has Leicester’s De Montfort Hall shaking.

Over 800 days since its last edition. All Points East returned to London in a triumphant celebration of British music. A noticeable highlight on incredible female talent made for a brilliant line-up and joyful weekend that overcame a few early teething issues on the opening night.