Misspelt shoegazers DIIV took to New Century Hall, with special guests in Hull’s bdrmm

Dark, dramatic, devastating: the experimental, UoM-student-produced album has been remixed and reissued alongside a selection of previously-unreleased tracks

Ahead of a European tour to support the release of their sophomore album O’Monolith, Anton Pearson of Squid sat down to chat all things music, literature, and the climate with The Mancunion

Gang of Four vocalist Jon King sits down with the Mancunion to talk post-punk, student life, and Frank Ocean.

Yard Act frontman James Smith talks fatherhood, the difficult second album, hip-hop and the surprising similarities between music and stand-up comedy

Black Country, New Road returned to Manchester for their biggest headliner in the city to date, showcasing songs from their Live at Bush Hall album.

Subversive five-piece Warmduscher brought the noise to the Pink Room

Dublin four-piece milk. bring their brand of alt-pop to Manchester Academy 3, with support from Gloria

The Slow Readers Club returned to the Albert Hall, and brought their brand of doom-pop to the masses

Visiting Manchester’s iconic venue following the release of their third album Food for Worms, the South London band prove they can’t be pigeonholed

Experimental post-punk outfit black midi brought their show to Village Underground, showcasing material from lockdown album Calvacade

In the wake of their new album Hands Across the Creek, Hotel Lux perform at The Deaf Institute for the third stop on their UK tour

Reflecting upon the illustrious life and legacy of Television founder Tom Verlaine after his passing on January 28

The Mancunion speaks to The Murder Capital about life on tour and their much anticipated second album, Gigi’s Recovery

London five-piece Sorry came to White Hotel last week following the October release of their second album

Whether you’re a rock, hip-hop, or pop-punk fan, you’re bound to discover your new favourite artist at Leeds Festival this year – check out our picks for ones to watch.

Molly Gregson reviews the new track from London post-punks Sorry.

Head Music Editor Sarah Taylor reviews a riotous return to Manchester from Leeds post-punk band and masters of satire Yard Act.

A review of The Psychedelic Furs’ show at Manchester Academy 2 by Jessica Bagley.

As Yard Act finish their first UK headline tour, Sam and Ryan tell The Mancunion about some of the highlights.