For the finale of the ‘Art in Mancunia’ event, the Manchester-based psyche rock band, Yang Sweeps, will perform in one of Manchester’s most iconic venues
Jack Melvin chats to Drenge about their return to touring hot off the back of their latest full-length release ‘Strange Creatures’ and gives his take on their O2 Ritz headline show
Jack Sedgwick speaks to Conor Peek of Peaked Apparel on future plans, creative influences, and what it’s like to run a cult label
Hozier has finally returned with his forceful, mesmerising and spiritually cleansing EP, Nina Cried Power
An alternative way to enjoy Welcome Week, without party focus. Jessica Blair debunks the myth that university excludes sober students.
A magnificent display of raw emotion as Peace prove they’ve ‘got the power’
Don’t miss the band this Friday at Manchester’s Club Academy
The Howl & The Hum return to their hometown to play a sold-out gig amongst friends at The Fulford Arms
Mansfield’s rising country star supports Jake Bugg on his UK tour
Cage The Elephant return with their fifth studio album, an introspection on the downfalls of fame and the breakup of relationships writes contributor Jasmine Bennett
Earl Sweatshirt takes a turn for the lo-fi on his abstract new release, complete with all the introspection and intimacy you could expect, writes Luke McGavin
Contributor Luca Mariana talks us through the latest release from one of the most exciting boybands of the current industry, Brockhampton
alt-J manage to redeem themselves from a dull third album with this vibrant and energetic series of remixes, writes contributor Alex Wain.
Wolf Alice smash their Reading and Leeds Festival performance out of the park with a thrilling career-spanning set
Lucy Stockdale chats with singer Tommy O’Dell of DMA’s about what’s next for the band
The Vaccines manage to rise from the rubble with a fourth album that harks back to the good old days, and may be their strongest release to date
One of Manchester’s most exciting bands tackles toxic masculinity with an explosion of rock-synth.
Goth-pop heroes Pale Waves bring their 80s inspired heartbreak to Gorilla
