“I feel like I’ve broken through as a pop artist. I didn’t ever want to be an indie artist.”

For our first interview we get to know former editor of the Mancunion and now sub-editor at the Daily Mail, Jennie Agg.

“Some bands make magazine covers right from the start – we’ve never been that type of band.”

Eve Fensome meets the new leader of the Green Party, Natalie Bennett

Tom Ingham chats to Brendan Brown, Wheatus frontman, about what life is like having such a hit song.

Lovely chap, Seye, sits down with Jonathon Lewis to talk about his continual rise to fame.

Scroobius Pip chats to Elisha Mansuroglu about Beach Break, Celebrity Big Brother and the possibility of shaving his beard off.

Tom Ingham catches up with Rival Sons bassist Robin Everhart to discuss their debut album and life on the road.

Hold Steady frontman, Craig Finn, talks to Paul Frame before his show supporting Felice Brothers.

Tom Ingham chats to Inspiral Carpets bassist, Martyn Walsh, on what it’s like to be back in action.

Phoebe Clarke catches up with London rapper Speech Debelle before the release of her new album.

Phoebe Clarke chats to the big man himself about his new album and outside-of-music business ventures.

Marcus Foster may be old friends with twinkly vampire Robert Pattinson, but don’t let that put you off.

As lovely as gigs in churches can be, Lisa Hannigan’s set needs less restriction and more sweatiness.

The bizarre fusion between country and acid house makes Alabama 3 an intriguing act.

James Birtles talks to Staind frontman, Aaron Lewis, about the new album, fans and Staind’s greatest career moment.

Easy to admire but hard to love.

Prior to their Apollo show, we were lucky enough to catch up with Jamie and Suren to hear about their tour, new album, and potential solo plans.

If the day ever comes when hundreds of zombies come crashing through your window, well, then, at least that means there’s an afterlife.’

“I’m not mad on confident people. I can’t imagine myself ever making the Bon Jovi story.”