What does a Greggs Sausage Roll have in common with raw meat and indie pop? Matty Healy of course. Check out The Mancunion’s review of the 1975 ‘At Their Very Best’ here.

What does the new single from Lana Del Rey tell us about her upcoming album of the same name ‘Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd?’

Jamie T returns to Manchester with a mediocre set but a smattering of bangers in the encore

Grace Ives graces YES Basement with a set of alt-pop instant classics and support from Greysha

Sea Girls bring a set of feel-good indie rock to Victoria Warehouse

Willie J Healey has shared another stylish and captivating cut from his upcoming album Bunny

The ethereal singer-songwriter delivers strong track after strong track on her latest album

The Californian artist visits Night and Day Café as part of his Nervous At Night tour

The Australian singer-songwriter graces Manchester’s Albert Hall as part of her European tour

Australian singer-songwriter Stella Donnelly plays an empowering set at Band on the Wall

Everybody’s favourite Leicester five-piece tackles the dreaded ‘second album syndrome’ with mixed success

The Orielles release their highly anticipated album ‘Tableau’, a cosmic 16-track record which defies the limitations of musical genres

Halifax trio The Orielles trade psychedelic-rock for a darker, distorted sound, aided by The Northern Session Collective Orchestra at Stoller Hall

Indie favourites Maxïmo Park play a set of non-stop bangers at Manchester Academy, with support from Pip Blom

Alex Cooper reviews the seventh studio album from Kasabian.

Jamie T’s new album ‘Theory of Whatever’ does not disappoint. The Mancunion reviews the indie king’s fifth album.

Theatre Editor Jay Darcy chats to Roy Stride, the lead singer of Scouting for Girls, about the band’s surprise success and incredible longevity

Owen Scott reviews the second album by indie icon Beabadoobee.

Preview for this year’s Moovin Festival on 26-28th August, featuring Moodyman, Shy FX, and many more.

Conrad Pope reviews the excellent new LP from South London spoken-word artist Kae Tempest.