Quite in-keeping with the album’s title, Jacob Bernard-Banton has mixed feelings about Good Bad Happy Sad

The Mancunion met Azeem Ward as he continues on his sell-out UK university tour, and found out what life is like as an internet sensation, humble student, and Greatest Living Flautist on the Planet

Madness in method, method in madness. UMO are at once a professional and eccentric live act

This week’s selection of singles includes Jack White in ferocious form with The Dead Weather

Beat-Herder is a true treasure and triumph of the North

A brilliant crowd gathered round for one of the weirdest and most bizarre bands in metal

Dimensions festival announces a new wave of boat parties…

Matthew Staite chats to Kitty Durham of sibling trio Kitty, Daisy and Lewis

Weller’s twelfth solo effort continues his creative renaissance

Young Guns returned with a performance that showed that, old material or new, their music still has an eager audience

Never mind the Sex Pistols, here’s another opinion piece from Stephen Miller himself

The Killers star’s second solo venture is a masterclass in slick 80s pop

WWE star Chris Jericho brought his accomplished heavy metal act to the Ruby Lounge

Best Youth’s full-length debut is a an elegant, brooding and thoroughly modern pop record full of ruminations on love – be it past, present or imaginary

The former Stone Temple Pilots man returns with an album that, despite its name, fails to hit as hard as it should

Brainwashed will go down as a career defining effort for the Sheffield five-piece

Yellowcard seem to settled into their groove a little too much, writes Callum Lunn

Inventions’ sophomore record improves on their debut, leaving us eager for what’s to follow

The Grammy winning star’s show mixes his own hits with pop classics, with spine-tingling results

Their raucous, sold-out Albert Hall show was exactly what we expected from The Vaccines