Will Baldwin-Pask

The heavy metal legends wage a long-awaited war on Manchester

Dan Snaith aka Caribou struggles to find rhythm or rest place on perplexing second album as Daphni

The classic rock revivalists return with more grand structures, more guitar solos and more songs than necessary

How the gory, magical escapism of ‘Game of Thrones’ lost out to a White House in chaos

On their seventh album, the ever-strong survivors of alternative rock try new things with the same old successes

The British people keep calling the government’s bluff, so why are they still going all-in?

Your girlfriend’s favourite new producer takes his bedroom-made beats to stage via the best means possible – jazz.

The one-time ‘biggest band in the world’ have little to lose or prove with their seventh output: Will the Nashville boys regain their title?

I was in a dark place, like Charlie Sheen, or a Chilean miner

19 years since Biggie Smalls’ death, can we interpret one of rap’s classics as an unlikely take on feminism?

Manchester hosts the semi-final of the nation’s most manic live music competition. The winner takes all—including a claim to best new act in the city. There can only be one

Manchester-born Floating Points takes on the challenge of a live set followed by four hours at Hidden in the space of one night. But who would prevail: the producer, or the DJ?

Will Baldwin-Pask serves us up a steaming pile of bile as he takes the university’s waste management problems to the cleaners

Will Baldwin-Pask argues that the debate surrounding gender equality can exclude men from something that they should, and need to be a part of

Go to an Algiers gig and then tell us music isn’t political enough in 2015. We dare you