This Feeling Alive have unearthed genuine new musical talent, but must do more to reach a bigger audience and support their talent, writes Ethan Davies

A story of his father, torn between the cultures of his home Pakistan and inner-city Manchester

Music Editor Hannah Brierley discusses the radical changes that have been made to The Venue

In a fiery display of funk and soul, Mr Jukes brought magic to Manchester Academy 2

Lorde dazzles in her first show of the Melodrama tour

With her new release ‘Painkiller’ dropping, the Mancunion sits down with Liv Dawson

10 years on and this Radiohead album remains impressive

Despite the overcrowding, Alfie Habershon still managed to have a good time

Hannah Brierley reviews Husky Loops’ new EP, ‘EP2’

A farewell to Rock and Roll legend Tom Petty, who died on Monday at the age of 66

The Killers return with mellow electric soulfulness book-ended by bite

The Mansion’s alternative offering to Pangea

V is an ambitious, adventurous, and positive new album from The Horrors, whose partnership with producer Paul Epworth is proving to be a formidable one

  Very much a part of the move towards untraditional methods of career building, Sarah Close used Youtube as a platform to help her connect with the ‘music industry’. Using the internet to feel less isolated and to push her music talent whilst living in her family home on the Isle of Wight, she rose to fame […]

Their long-awaited LP breathes the confidence of a promising group

The strength of The National’s seventh album establishes themselves as a truly prominent American band

This was definitely worth the wait

“No one can rap like this band” — Joel Ansbro talks to Pleasure Barge, discussing the student band experience, the city’s best venues, and advice to students looking to get into music while at university

The season has started and Manchester is ready, so what’s in Store for WHP17?

Brighton produces yet another phenomenal musical talent, The Magic Gang encompass early guitar rock with a modern twist