The Archive
You Me At Six: Truth hurts
Confronting the truth can be difficult, but for You Me At Six’s Josh Franceschi, it was the spark that lit their brilliant new album, and a return to reclaim their roots.
Slipknot: "We're still here, after 25 years of touring the world, selling some albums, and nobody's got shit on us"
Slipknot are still one of the biggest bands on the planet. Twenty five years in, and they remain unmatched amonst their peers when it comes to their power, influence or sheer size. But beautiful? This we’ve gotta hear.
The Wonder Years: "We are trying to stretch narrative. We are trying to tell stories"
The Wonder Years are the definition of a beloved band, but as they prepare to drop their new album, they may be the best they’ve ever been too.
Hot Milk: "We're just a bunch of dickheads trying to do some cool shit and take over the world"
A band capable of the moments that make music so exciting, Hot Milk aren't here to compromise or back down.
Nova Twins: "We want people to listen to 'Supernova' and feel like they can take on the world"
Nova Twins aren’t just the future of rock, they’re the present too - and with their new album ‘Supernova’, they’re here to prove it.
Stand Atlantic: "I love making sure people don't know what to fucking expect"
Roaring back with their best album to date, Stand Atlantic have a clear message - Fuck Everything And Run.
NOAHFINNCE: "I like the whole idea of being different in a way that's true to yourself"
NOAHFINNCE is a superstar in waiting. And he’s not waiting for anyone.
The Linda Lindas: "Punk is about freedom and doing what you want to do"
Breaking through with an unexpected viral video filmed in a library, there’s so much more to The Linda Lindas. As their debut album drops, they might be the future of punk, but they’re ready for the here and now.
PUP: "We lost the plot and our inhibitions"
Back with a new album, and heading to 2000trees, PUP are all set to divide and conquer.
Static Dress: "There's no fake anything; it's all us"
The buzz around Static Dress might be impossible to ignore, but - while so often such excitement can be built on unstable foundations - they’re the real deal. A band who build a whole universe around them, they’re one to believe in. But what is ‘Rouge Carpet Disaster’, and why did it nearly bring their whole world crashing down?
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