Festival Preview: The Great Escape 2024 is shaping up to be a vintage year
The Great Escape Festival in Brighton is one of the global cultural highlights of the year. It’s an important event that points a deserving spotlight on some of the most exciting artists worldwide. This year’s edition looks to be a vintage year for the event with one of its most eclectic and vibrant line-ups yet. Let’s dive into some of the highlights and storylines of the festival’s lineup so far.
Don't Judge a Rock Band by Its Clickbait: Why The Last Dinner Party Demands Attention, Not Derogation
Philip Giouras explores the undeserved criticism faced by The Last Dinner Party, the UK's rising stars of rock music. This thoughtpiece delves into the realities of their journey, from honing their craft in intimate venues to captivating audiences with their energetic live performances. Go beyond the clickbait and see these talented women for who they truly are: a force to be reckoned with in the music world.
A Symphony of Desires: Anthony Willis on Composing the Enigmatic 'Saltburn'
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.
Interview: Sam Fischer
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.
Em Beihold on tackling anxiety, taking to the stage and supporting Lewis Capaldi.
Dean Lewis on taking control, navigating TikTok and his latest album ‘The Hardest Love’.
Dean Lewis talks taking control of his production, navigating TikTok and the genuine heart behind his latest album ‘The Hardest Love’.
The 30 Albums You Have to Hear in 2022
We’re not exaggerating when we say 2022 looks set to be a historic year for new music. Here are the 30 albums you have to hear in 2022
All Points East 2021 - The Final Report
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.
Interview: Låpsley
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.
Interview: Holly Humberstone
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.
10 unmissable acts at… All Points East Festival 2021
All Points East (APE) Festival returns to London’s Victoria Park for its first ever autumn run and it brings with it an incredible selection of artists and headliners over the August bank holiday. Thankfully, there have been additional tickets placed on sale but they’re selling fast so make sure you secure yours and check out the ten brilliant acts we think that you just can’t miss…
Track of the Week: Euan Blackman - ‘24 Hours 7 Days’
Euan Blackman has the rare ability to stop you in your tracks when you hear his music. His latest single ‘24 Hours 7 Days’ is no exception
Where are the Women?
Nearly three years ago we posted an article about the shocking lack of women being represented at UK Festivals. Nothing has changed. Here’s our response.