Dan Knight interviews The Reytons, discussing musical influences, band names, gigs and the growth of the band.

Kevin Thomas reviews Horsegirl’s enthralling show at YES Manchester

Merseyside rockers The Mysterines deliver an enthralling night of music at Band on the Wall.

We review the Skinner Brothers latest Manchester venture at Deaf Institute, Serena Jemmett leaves nothing unsaid. Covering their new album live ‘Soul Boy 2 and more’.

The Mancunion take a deep dive into Wet Leg’s new track ‘Angelica’ which is out next month

Alex Cooper reviews The Mysterines’ explosive debut album ‘Reeling’.

Serena Jemmett reviews the album ahead of The Skinner Brothers’ headline tour in March

With their fourth studio album due out early next month, Alt-J discuss The Dream LP and creating safe spaces at concerts.

Snail Mail’s sophomore album beautifully conveys her emotions, and does not hold back.

Under the misty blue lights of Academy 2, Brighton-based indie outfit Black Honey make their long-awaited return to Manchester. Over the years, the quartet have earned a reputation for their raucous live shows and rightly so. Lead singer Izzy B. Phillips is a force to be reckoned with, strutting about the stage, with her platinum […]

Following their Mercury Prize-winning magnum opus Visions of a Life was never going to be an easy feat. But Wolf Alice have once again surpassed themselves with third album Blue Weekend. Here the London 4-piece blend dream pop and shoegaze with indie, folk, and punk rock, creating a kaleidoscopic collection of musings on love, fame, […]

The North will rise again is an online festival set to take place across two iconic northern venues; will the line up fly up to successes in this challenging time?

“Like Kathleen Hanna with bear claws grabbing Trump by the p*ssy” – an insight into the latest release from British rock band IDLES

Editor Georgina Davidson reviews Blossoms at their album launch show in Stockport

Georgina shares all about Circa Wave’s upcoming music and gigs

Emma and Brendan give their opinion on Vampire Weekend’s triumphant return to Manchester after a six year hiatus.

Brendan and Archie review Spector’s political Halloween spook-fest at Club Academy

Writer Archie McLachlan reviews King Nun’s jarring and jagged debut album

Jess Foster finds Reading’s finest in top form during their sold-out gig, featuring old favourites, surprising covers and major audience participation

Nominated for ‘Best UK Breakthrough Band’ at this year’s Heavy Music Awards, YONAKA will be heading out on tour this month, writes Jess Foster