Lying somewhere between Tunng and James Yorkston, the latest single single by Glasgow's Fergus MacDonald (aka Hank Tree) is a lovely, whimsical slice of alt.

Oasis have rather inflated expectations of what happens when siblings get back together after spending a few years doing their own thing. Penelope Isles seem ...

The winner of the Welsh Music Prize is announced at a ceremony in Cardiff in a couple of weeks, and four artists from the ...

Their compilation albums have already given us one excuse to rummage around in The Leaf Library’s cupboards. Four years ago, ...

Dublin five-piece Gurriers' debut album, 2024's Come And See was a slow-burner, grower of an album, stuffed full of fierce, unflinching anthems ...

When reviewing Echo and the Bunnymen, there's a key thing you need to remember to do: forget about the first four albums. Let ...

Beabadoobee has released her hugely anticipated new album Pylon via Dirty Hit and Interscope Records. Her latest record is a follow up to her UK number 1 ...

This Christmas will see Love, Actually embark on a major tour of the UK with live performance of the celebrated score by Craig Armstrong.

Following on from the critical and commercial success of their debut album Cannonball, which reached the UK Top 40 last month, Man/Woman/Chainsaw have ...

Rebecca Black became an early internet meme back in 2010 thanks to her bizarre teen pop anthem, ‘Friday’. The video racked up ...

Slovenians are Belgian. They make ‘punk rock for the damaged, disillusioned, and those still standing.’ The band formed in Brussels in 2012, and five years ...

Ezra Collective’s new album, Here Because of Hope, feels to be part musical education, part philosophy. The tracks fundamentally serve as an exploration of ...