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Album review: The critical kaleidoscope of Tame Impala’s ‘Deadbeat’

Album review: The critical kaleidoscope of Tame Impala’s ‘Deadbeat’

Revered multi-instrumentalist Tame Impala switches up the pace and sparks wildfires with his long-awaited fifth album
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Review: Elias Ronnenfelt’s ‘Heavy Glory’

Review: Elias Ronnenfelt’s ‘Heavy Glory’

Frontman of Danish hardcore outfit Iceage, Elias Ronnenfelt, introduces his first solo effort – ‘Heavy Glory’ – to mixed reception
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Katy J Pearson in conversation: Telling everyone exactly what you want

Katy J Pearson in conversation: Telling everyone exactly what you want

Off of the back of her third album ‘Someday, Now’, Katy J Pearson discusses all things the new album, her creative process and life as an artist
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Vampire Weekend: Indie experimenters push the boundaries on exceptional new release

Vampire Weekend: Indie experimenters push the boundaries on exceptional new release

Vampire Weekend continue to cement a legacy and New York indie royalty with their newest offering, ‘Only God Was Above Us’
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Zara Larsson live in Manchester: Bringing ‘VENUS’ to Manchester’s Academy

Zara Larsson live in Manchester: Bringing ‘VENUS’ to Manchester’s Academy

Swedish pop sensation Zara Larsson returns to Manchester to headline the Academy after the release of her newest LP, ‘Venus’
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John Power: “The idea was to make a seminal record”

John Power: “The idea was to make a seminal record”

During his solo tour of the UK, we catch up with John Power to discuss new Cast music, the Liverpool music scene and his relationship with Lee Mavers
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The Last Dinner Party: “It’s the album we wanted to hear as teenagers”

The Last Dinner Party: “It’s the album we wanted to hear as teenagers”

With two new singles under their belt, The Mancunion sat down with The Last Dinner Party to discuss their recent surge in popularity
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‘Post-post-punk’: Shame mature with the release of ‘Food for Worms’

‘Post-post-punk’: Shame mature with the release of ‘Food for Worms’

Two years on from their angular sophomore release ‘Drunk Tank Pink’, Shame return with ‘Food for Worms’; an album of rounded edges, but the same sharp wit
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In Conversation with The Amazons

In Conversation with The Amazons

Features editor Serafina Kenny chatted with Matt Thomson, the band’s lead singer, about touring, their new album, and cool jackets
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In Conversation with Alfie Templeman

In Conversation with Alfie Templeman

Alfie Templeman discusses his new record Mellow Moon, his side project Ariel Days, and how we can make gigs more accessible.
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The Snuts are “hoping to make the most influential album that comes from Abbey Road”

The Snuts are “hoping to make the most influential album that comes from Abbey Road”

Callum from the Snuts is interview to see what their new album really means for them and how they see their future playing out
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The Last Man On Earth – An eerily beautiful offering from Wolf Alice

The Last Man On Earth – An eerily beautiful offering from Wolf Alice

With their new album on the way, Alannah Williams discusses Wolf Alice’s latest single, The Last Man on Earth
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Album review: MGMT – Little Dark Age

Album review: MGMT – Little Dark Age

With those songs now synonymous with television adverts and film soundtracks, MGMT are back with a new album and potential new hits
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Review: Craig David – The Time Is Now…?

Review: Craig David – The Time Is Now…?

Contributor Imogen Doyle asks if now really is the time for Craig David, as his new album consists of repetitive, catchy beats and try-hard lyrics
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The Voidz announce new album for 2018

Why now is the perfect time for Casablancas’ ‘other’ band to return
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Review: The Killers – ‘Wonderful Wonderful’

The Killers return with mellow electric soulfulness book-ended by bite
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PVRIS Album Review: AWKOHAWNOH

PVRIS have matured their sound
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