Kareina Khubchand Daswani discusses Nick Cave’s new live album ‘Idiot Prayer’ – recorded completely alone at Alexandra Palace on a lonesome grand piano.
Remembering Sam Cooke, the King of Soul
Benjamin Forrest reflects upon the life and times of the icon Sam Cooke, hailed by many as the “King of Soul”.
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For the last Bandcamp Day of 2020, Safi Bugel provides her top picks.
Get to know unsigned band The Royston Club
Jack Anderson tells us why you should be listening to unsigned indie band The Royston Club
Overmono keep up the good work on new EP ‘Everything U Need’
Dougie Whitelock talks us through Overmono’s latest EP, a casual step in the right direction from the techno duo.
Hessle Audio score another winner with Laksa’s new Fire Kit EP
Can Hessle Audio put a foot wrong? Alexandra Stewart talks us through the label’s latest release, Laksa’s thrilling new Fire Kit EP.
Eartheather burns bright on latest album ‘Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin”
Carmen Walker-Vasquez talks us through ‘Pheonix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin’, Eartheater’s dazzling new album, described as a return to the “primordial lava lake”.
‘Pink messiahs’ Tiña turn their emotional pain into chirpy optimism on ‘Positive Mental Health Music’
Tiña, the self-professed ‘pink messiahs’ from south London, have released their debut album – possessing a chirpy optimism at odds to the visceral and emotional pain underneath. Freya Martin tells us her thoughts.
Dorian Electra makes light of the darkness in sophomore album ‘My Agenda’
Pop shapeshifter Dorian Electra’s new album ‘My Agenda’ is a powerful force to be reckoned with. Zoe Frechin-Pollard talks us through it.
Marika Hackman’s Covers: Unexpected and soothing reimaginings
Freya Martin shares her thoughts on folk-rock artisan Marika Hackman’s new album, Covers.
Dizzee Rascal returns to his roots on new album ‘E3 AF’
Emily Borthwick talks us through Dizzee Rascal, a return to his grime roots
Neil Young revives a forgotten era in new live album ‘Return to Greendale’
Roxanna Zoughi talks us through Neil Young’s new live album ‘Return to Greendale’ originally recorded in 2003