Callum from the Snuts is interview to see what their new album really means for them and how they see their future playing out

The Mancunion interviews rapper meets early-2000s indie artist Master Peace ahead of his UK tour. Covering his influences, collaborations style and more.

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

On the cusp of releasing their fifth studio album, Fix The World, Not Yourself, Dan Haggis of indie-rock main-stayers The Wombats discusses the meaning of the record, how the band have evolved in the 20 years since their formation, and why the band keep dying in their music videos. Your new record Fix Yourself, Not […]

Student Sophie Walsh, the creator fashion brand Planet Soph, discusses the brand’s challenges, ambitions, and products

The Beta Test is a bloated and crude social commentary

Review of French director Vanya Peirani Vignes’ tense and provocative debut feature Blast.

Mirabelle Lee and August Maturo star in Slapface and talk to us about their experiences on set

A conversation with The Kindling Trust, a Manchester based organisation that seeks to subvert our food system for the good of people and the planet.

Read our chat with Lucy Deakin, a Manchester based singer who’s supported Larkins and is set to be the next big thing in pop

The Mancunion catches up with The Hara over the summer fresh off of their recent livestream gig success with a live zoom interview!

Joe McFadden interviews Edgar Wright at Sundance London 2021 about his new documentary The Sparks Brothers.

Pixey is the indie Britney Spears as described by Niamh Boorman who delves into her journey, new ep and the industry in an interview for the Women in Media Conference

This band, by now, should not need any introduction. From recording in their bedrooms to signing to an agency without even having played a show, DMA’s have gone from strength to strength and already have a musical career on track. With three albums under their belt, the brit-pop infused Aussie trio have firmly demonstrated their […]

Deputy Music Editor Reece Ritchie chats postpunk, lockdown, protests 60’s and 70’s soundtracks with The Howlers

The Finnish band famous for their YouTube cover of AC/DC’s Thunderstruck, which received over 200 million views, are back in the lime light.

‘It’s just the musings of people slowly going insane’. Lana sits down with Fickle Friends to talk all things new music and the crazy year we’re all having

Katie Bray chats with Palace on their new EP and how they have coped through the pandemic

Music Editor Reece Ritchie catches up with Mae Muller to talk all things LA, her new EP and supporting Liam Payne of One Direction stardom. Putting into words just how life has changed for artists this past year