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Paul McCartney Returns To Liverpool On 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane'
Paul McCartney continues to open new windows onto a journey that has already helped define modern music

Stevie Connor
4 min read


'Threads' Is The Long-Forgotten Debut Album From Danish Indie Rock Outfit Virak
'Threads', The Long-Forgotten Debut Album From Danish Indie Rock Outfit Virak

Anne Connor
4 min read


Brooke Seabrook Captures a Changing Australia on New Single ‘Took My Town Away’
Queensland singer-songwriter and bush balladeer Brooke Seabrook has released her new single Took My Town Away), following her win at the 2026 Thornton Young Award.

Megan Routledge
4 min read


Talisk Bring the Spirit of WOMAD to Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park
Talisk Bring the Spirit of WOMAD to Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park

Stevie Connor
6 min read


LOV 'Can I?': A Confident New Voice Emerging From The Heart of Cree Nation
Hailing from Poundmaker Cree Nation in Saskatchewan, LOV has rapidly become one of the most exciting emerging voices in Indigenous contemporary music.

Stevie Connor
4 min read


The Infinite One: Erin McCallum and the Architecture of the Singular Groove
In the latest single from Erin McCallum, taken from her forthcoming album, we are presented with a singular, striking image: McCallum behind bars, clinging to the cold iron of a jail cell with a "noir" intensity.

Stevie Connor
6 min read


Shakey Graves Finds Beauty in the Blur on 'Fondness, Etc.'
Shakey Graves Finds Beauty in the Blur on 'Fondness, Etc.'

Stevie Connor
4 min read


Inside the World of South Africa’s Jackson Colt: Craft, Guitar, Storytelling, and the Road Ahead
Inside the World of South Africa’s Jackson Colt: Craft, Guitar, Storytelling, and the Road Ahead

Megan Routledge
11 min read


The Hoosiers Find Heart, Humanity & Hope on 'Compassion'
The Hoosiers Find Heart, Humanity & Hope on 'Compassion'

Stevie Connor
4 min read


Boleros de Noche Celebrates a Decade of Passion, Poetry and Preservation
For founder Roberto Carlos and the wider Boleros de Noche community, the milestone represents far more than an anniversary concert. It is the culmination of ten years dedicated to safeguarding bolero music

Stevie Connor
5 min read


Carrying the Light Forward: Peter Frampton’s Late-Career Masterstroke
There are albums that arrive with fanfare, and there are albums that arrive with purpose, Peter Frampton’s Carry The Light belongs firmly in the latter category

Stevie Connor
5 min read


The Architecture of Emotion: GIVĒON Expands BELOVED With A Soulful Second Act
GIVĒON has built an entire career in the spaces between urgency and restraint, where heartbreak lingers a little longer, where orchestration breathes, and where silence can carry as much emotional weight as a lyric.

Megan Routledge
4 min read


Exclusive Interview With The Fismits (South Africa)
From Durban’s Underground to 'Falling Joy': Mark Biagio, The Fismits and a Life in South African Rock

Megan Routledge
10 min read


Premiere: South African Indie-Alternative Rock Project, The Fismits, Return with 'Independence'
South African indie-alternative rock project The Fismits return on 8 May with their new single and video ‘Independence’, the second from their forthcoming EP ‘Falling Joy’

Megan Routledge
5 min read


Canadian Treasure Lynne Hanson Returns with 'Invisible': A Haunting, Slow-Burning Meditation on Being Unseen, Produced by Jim Bryson
Some artists write songs, but Lynne Hanson has a way of uncovering something already half-buried in the listener’s own experience.

Stevie Connor
7 min read


Parker Barrow Return with 'Blinded', A Defiant Southern Rock Statement, Ahead Of UK Tour
There’s a certain kind of band that doesn’t just play rock and roll, they inhabit it. Nashville’s Parker Barrow have been circling that territory since their formation in 2019

Stevie Connor
6 min read


The Song I Didn't Know Was a Machine
The Song I Didn't Know Was a Machine

Stevie Connor
5 min read


Madam Radar Release 'The Show Must Go On': A Family Band Built for the Long Haul
On their new single “The Show Must Go On,” Austin’s Madam Radar don’t just tap into that energy, they embody it.

Anne Connor
4 min read


Ken Wallis Chats With Erin McCallum
Erin McCallum’s slogan is Big Voice, Big Sound. And that really is an understatement. When Erin belts it out time seems to stand still. Coupled with brilliant songwriting, any Erin McCallum album is guaranteed to be riveting.

Ken Wallis
9 min read


Glitter in the Grind: Jacob & The Dazey Chain Turn Experience Into Anthem on 'This Might Be A War'
Musically, Jacob & the Dazey Chain occupy a space that feels comfortably familiar yet distinctly their own.

Megan Routledge
4 min read
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