Fucking hell, i hate autocorrect. And autotune. Anything auto. Learn to drive properly. I’m sure there are some good auto things. Can’t think of any. Oh I’ve got one. The autotune on the new Strokes ...

Released on this day in 1995, Bill Cummings looks back at David McAlmont and Bernard Butler's debut single 'Yes'.

Three years ago, on the engaging and soothing Raven —a deeply meaningful album that sought to reclaim two contrasting ...

Emerging three-piece Bau Cat return with their awesome new single, ‘Traposphere’, on Libertino records. An urgent, hook-laden collision of psych-smeared 60s Merseybeat, bounding northern soul rhythms, ...

The work of Pollett and Watko has received a slow burn of recognition over the years, reaching a broader audience with 2023’s electronics-infused In the Garden, By the Weeds,’ thanks to support from ...

Arab Strap have just released a video for new single ‘Glamour Magick,’ the latest single to be taken from their forthcoming ninth album, Half-Told Tales. Moffat explains: ‘Glamour Magick is about the ...

Tomorrow’s Harvest, a new weekender from the team behind Edinburgh’s Cowgate Block Parties, will launch this August at Glasgow’s legendary QMU. The event will take place on Friday 28th August (doors ...

Primal Scream’s 1994 album Give Out But Don’t Give Up is famously one of the most reviled records in recent history; a disjointed mess of a record cobbled ...

Legendary band Durutti Column will release their new album Renascent on July 31 via London Records. The album marks the group’s first collection of new ...

Over 29 years ago, talented and extraordinarily gifted musician Jeff Buckley passed away, drowning in the Wolf River Harbor, Memphis, Tennessee. Jeff Buckley was facing huge pressure by his record ...

During the first weekend of September, the streets of Manchester are now commonly marked by an annual gathering of marauding psych-rock enjoyers. For those who haven’t “done” a Manchester Psych Fest ...

It is now thirty years on from 1994. The story of 1990s’ music in Britain is well documented and defined, a retrospective tale that fuels a nostalgia industry that sells us a potted view of “scenes” ...