INTERVIEWS
Basht. are taking aim at what we’re told on debut album ‘Poor Advice’
Jack Leavey and Louis Christle discuss the making of ‘Poor Advice’, its personal and political themes, and writing on the road.
Stella Dunai's playlist for finding your people
Following the release of her latest single ‘Move on!’, contemporary folk artist Stella Dunai made us a soundtrack for making friends.
Dutch Interior: “Our relationships with one another never cross that line of being business”
The Southern Californian six-piece talk new EP ‘It’s Glass’ and last year’s ‘Moneyball’.
Martin Luke Brown on life, death and everything in between
Ahead of the release of his latest album, the indie-soul artist chatted about gratitude, appreciating life’s little joys and being present in the everyday.
Sorcha Richardson: “The most important stuff you can do as a songwriter might look to someone else like you’re not working at all”
The Irish singer-songwriter discusses her latest album and the importance of slowing down in an industry that’s non-stop.
DICE talk their second album ‘I Thought The Altitude Would Make It Worth The View’
Frontman Ben Hodge tells us about stepping up the DICE sound on their sophomore record.
“We thought we were a one album band!”: Green Lung talk upcoming album ‘Necropolitan’
Ahead of the album’s release next month, the band talk comic book influences, their first ‘collaboration’ with Castle Rat and why vinyl matters.
The Growlers: “I decided to get really good at being poor”
Frontman Brooks Nielsen has revitalised the garage rock band’s name after the release of his 2025 solo album ‘Grain of Dirt’.
Love Ghost: “Ego kills bands and friendships”
We spoke to the rock band about beginnings, influences and the significance of leaving a legacy behind.
My New Band Believe: “Studio recordings are great, but they’re slightly soupy”
The brains behind the band spoke all things debut album, music venues and how the album should be played (spoiler: loud).
“I’m done apologising”: EMMMA on no longer being the secondary character
Connecticut-raised, London-based and currently on the road with Suki Waterhouse across the US, EMMMA is busier than she’s ever been – and that’s fine by her.
Charlotte MacInnes: Finding the whimsy in the wreckage
Charlotte MacInnes has spent the last five years turning big feelings into bigger music. With her debut EP ‘Highwater’ out now, she's finally letting the world in on the process.
“The best art ruffles feathers”: LEMONSUCKR on their latest EP ‘Life is a Heist’
Frontman Guy Ferris and guitarist Ollie Thomas from the emerging dance-punk outfit sit down to talk about their new EP, energetic gigs and getting personal.
Jalen Ngonda: “The second album is an output of what I took in from the world around me”
The London-based musician is breathing life into the soul genre.
“There must be something dark happening somewhere”: Mouth Ulcers on their debut EP
The modern-day British goth act spill the lore on how their best-selling debut EP came to be, their favourite tracks and recording music videos on the hottest day on record.
Pleasance tell us all about their new single ‘Casanova’
Ahead of the release of the Brighton band’s latest single, we sat down with Soph and Ruby to discuss everything from visual art to Le Tigre.
Greta Kline of Frankie Cosmos Talks Their New Film Score
The artist wrote and produced an instrumental score for the new trans rom-com hitting the film festival circuit this summer.
Swapmeet: “We ended up choosing the name because we thought it was cool”
Josh Doherty takes us through the journey of the fresh-faced Aussie quartet, on the road from academic beginnings to their first full-length album.
Charlie Forrest: The folk musician who caught The Clash’s ear — and records everything on a laptop
His music sounds borrowed from another era. His setup would make most producers wince. Charlie Forrest has never sounded more like himself.
daydreamers’ quest for honesty, connection and belonging
Ahead of the release of their debut album, ‘Have You Tried Screaming?’, daydreamers’ frontman, Riley, reflects on vulnerability, community and the quest to create a record that feels unmistakably human.