Conan Gray: Star boy
Debut album 'Kid Know' made Conan Gray a star. Now, with its follow up approaching, he's determined to keep it real.
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Ali Shutler
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Hot Milk refuse to start Sunday off quietly at Reading 2021
A usually dead Sunday morning shift isn't going to go down quietly.
KennyHoopla is driving the pop-punk hype train straight into Reading 2021
Though travel restrictions may have limited some of his peers' appearances, KennyHoopla is more than a match for the festival all by himself.
CHVRCHES: Violent Delight
Four albums in, and CHVRCHES have probably been through the toughest part of their story to date. Returning with their new full-length ‘Screen Violence’, they’re backing down for nobody.
Wolf Alice: Out of the blue
Wolf Alice are returning with a new opus right at the time we need them most. Head away for a ‘Blue Weekend’ with one of the very best bands on the planet.
girl in red: A Quiet Place
girl in red may just be about to release her debut album, but it already feels like it might be something important.
5 years of ‘i like it when you sleep…’: Revisit our 2016 interview with Matty Healy of The 1975
As their landmark second full-length turns five years old, we're republishing our December 2016 Album of the Year cover feature.
With their comeback single ‘The Last Man on Earth’ imminent, revisit our 2017 cover story with Wolf Alice
Conducted as the band released their outstanding second record 'Visions of a Life' - an album that would go on to win the Mercury Prize.
Pale Waves: Who are you?
Pale Waves’ first album came with a lot of buzz and lots of time on the road. Its follow-up has been far from an easy affair, though. With changes made and lessons learned, Heather Baron-Gracie reveals a band who have grown to be comfortable with who they are.
YUNGBLUD: “It’s never been weirder than right now”
There was once a point where claiming YUNGBLUD could be the voice of a generation would have been enough to inspire more than the odd confused expression. How things have changed. With new album 'weird!', he's now a champion for the disenfranchised.