
Twelve months. A whole load of great music. This is 2023 at its very best.
By Martyn Young

Twelve months. A whole load of great music. This is 2023 at its very best.
By Dork

Caroline Polachek's 'Desire, I Want To Turn Into You' is a pop odyssey that marries chaos with clarity, weaving a tapestry of maximalist soundscapes and intimate confessions. It's also our 2023 Album of the Year.
By Abigail Firth

Dropping an album that's nothing less than a modern pop masterpiece, a new star shined bright in 2023.
By Martyn Young

She really, really, really likes pigs in blankets.
By Dork

As we’ve discovered, the chart would be nothing without a bit of a curveball, and for Chart Attack’s final bonus episode of 2023, that’s just what we’re giving to you.
By Dork

Indie’s most resilient and daring band, Sundara Karma are back as they return to their roots with ‘Better Luck Next Time’.
By Finlay Holden

Back with news of their second album, Another Sky have a whole new vision.
By Sam Taylor

As the winter chill sets in, Gothenburg's Viva Sounds festival offers a warm embrace with its eclectic lineup.
By Dork

Yes, Dear Reader. We enjoy those ‘in depth’ interviews as much as anyone else. But - BUT - we also enjoy the lighter side of music, too. We simply cannot go on any longer without knowing that Sarah from STONE always has a good selection of cheese in the fridge?
By Dork

Divorce let us in on what they're up to.
By Dork

The band are gearing up to release their second album.
By Dork

Exploring uncharted sonic territories, infusing dance beats with a fearless exploration of identity and empowerment, new album ‘Zig!’ is Poppy at her very best.
By Ali Shutler

Discover the electrifying journey of Wargasm, as they break boundaries, challenge conventions, and unleash their visceral and honest debut album ‘Venom’.
By Ali Shutler

Knuckle Puck have unleashed their fourth album, ‘Losing What We Love,’ a relentless sonic journey that’s as carefree as it is exhilarating.
By Steven Loftin

Regularly racking up so many streams it looks like someone fell asleep on the number bit of their keyboard, d4vd is well and truly breaking through.
By Abigail Firth

With their seventh album on the way next year, Everything Everything are still pushing at the boundaries
By Stephen Ackroyd

Check out lead single 'Mother Nature'.
By Dork

Journey into the vibrant world of hemlocke springs, where her debut EP 'going…going…GONE!' offers a spirited, relatable soundtrack to life's uncertain twists.
By Ali Shutler

With her debut album 'K1', she's on an exhilarating journey of self-discovery, infusing her music with vibrant energy and positivity.
By Martyn Young

South London's Joey Maxwell is not just striking chords but starting conversations, delving into the human psyche through authentic, relatable narratives that hit home.
By Sam Taylor

Want to know more about King Nun's new album? Well, here you go.
By Dork

Aziya talks us through her new EP, track by track.
By Dork

Catch them on tour in October.
By Dork

A future star making big, bold music, SOFY is starting a new chapter with a resounding bang.
By Neive McCarthy

Three albums in, and Willie J Healey is embracing his “funky and weird” side with ‘Bunny’.
By Steven Loftin

Speedy Ortiz find emotional catharsis and inventive musicianship in their latest album ‘Rabbit Rabbit’, inspired by childhood rituals, desert recording sessions, and confronting past traumas.
By Linsey Teggert

After some time touring the world in support of some of the biggest names around, Griff is back with new material and big ambitions.
By Ali Shutler

Hot Milk’s explosive debut album ‘A Call To The Void’ embodies their all-or-nothing attitude, channeling vulnerability and defiance into a genre-defying journey of emotion and self-reliance.
By Steven Loftin

The run includes a night at The Dome in London.
By Dork

From intimate beginnings to global stages, Georgia’s ‘Euphoric’ chronicles her journey of self-exploration, delivering a captivating fusion of dance, vulnerability, and musical innovation.
By Martyn Young

After the better part of two decades as half of indie-rock icons Best Coast, Bethany Cosentino is breaking out on her own.
By Martyn Young

With their new track 'Kato', The Aubreys aren't making music for anyone but themselves. Finn Wolfhard explains it's all about the move of the music.
By Ali Shutler

Introduce yourself to JO HILL ahead of her set at Dork's Day Out this weekend.
By Dork

We catch up with Sea Girls frontman Henry Camamile to chat about their recent successes, new material, and what festival-goers can expect from their set.
By Dork

Down With Boring is off to Truck Festival, as we bring you all the action from our two live editions at the Oxfordshire festival earlier this month.
By Dork

Olivia Dean's debut album 'Messy' is a passionate, heartfelt exploration of complex emotions, forging a relatable and warm connection that proves just why she's one of the most exciting new talents around.
By Martyn Young

Australian punk rockers TROPHY EYES are entering a brand new era - and it’s not all sunshine.
By Alexander Bradley

We simply cannot go on any longer without knowing that Chris "Mr Chips" Bailey from Do Nothing sometimes enjoys holding a red rubber sausage.
By Dork

Static Dress don't believe in conforming to the narrow expectations of genre or image. As they rework tracks from their debut album "Rouge Carpet Disaster' into new, radically different statements, they're raising the bar for everyone.
By Ali Shutler

HERIOT are one of the best new metal bands in the UK. With debut album ‘Profound Morality’ out now, the band are coming to 2000trees ahead of dates supporting Architects later this year.
By Ali Shutler

Reading & Leeds has confirmed the line-up for this year's BBC Introducing stage.
By Dork

After the runaway success of her debut, Arlo Parks is back with a record that sees her taking inspiration from some unexpected sources…
By Neive McCarthy

Not content with diving into one of the first proper festivals of the season, we're bringing along some of the best new bands on the planet, too.
By Dork

Joel Birch talks us through the entire record from front to back.
By Dork

We simply cannot go on any longer without knowing that one of Panic Shack used to fancy Casper, and another is def, 100% related to Brian from East 17...
By Dork

It's that time again: the festival season is kicking off proper with one of the first actually-in-a-field events of the year: Slam Dunk.
By Dork

The record will arrive on 1st September.
By Dork

Fall Out Boy are back! And they’re sounding brilliant.
By Ali Shutler

With an unapologetic embrace of her individuality, and her new EP 'Thank You For Attending', Deb Never is taking centre stage.
By Ali Shutler

Check out new track 'Amoeba' and read our latest Dork Playlist cover feature now.
By Ali Shutler

It's been a minute, but L Devine is back! Back!! Back!!! With a brand new track, 'Push It Down', she's refreshed, rejuvenated, and determined to be an artist on her own terms.
By Finlay Holden

Twenty-five years after Southenders Understand disbanded, the group finally release their long-awaited second album, ‘Real Food at Last’.
By Steven Loftin

Their new album ‘First Two Pages of Frankenstein’ is out now.
By Dork

Back with a brand new single, 'Window', and a new EP on the way, spill tab is fast becoming one of the best in the game.
By Martyn Young

Fizzing with the kind of energy that marks out an act going somewhere fast, they're about "big songs that belong in big places".
By Ali Shutler

Pulling themselves back from the brink, BURY TOMORROW return rejuvenated, and with one of their best albums yet.
By Jack Press

Teaming up with fellow Dork faves like spill tab and Rachel Chinouriri, producer Mac Wetha is flexing his musical chops with a new project of his own.
By Martyn Young

Introduce yourself to Coach Party - they've a big year ahead...
By Sam Taylor

It'll arrive on Wednesday 5th April.
By Dork

Gracie Abrams’ debut album ‘Good Riddance’ is the story of a young artist finding her way to the top of the mountain on a journey of self-discovery, healing and brilliant potential fully realised.
By Neive McCarthy

South London’s Heartworms creates tunes that are unshakeable, powerfully dark and always in control.
By Jamie MacMillan

Real Friends are back with a bang
By Stephen Ackroyd

Rising singer-songwriter and Hopeless Records signee Remy is on the 'up and up'.
By Sam Taylor

Larry Hibbit run us through the veteran Brit-rockers’ new album, ‘Glorious Sunset’
By Dork

It follows her debut mixtape 'C.O.A'
By Dork

From Dublin to London - Cian Godfrey’s Somebody’s Child is on a journey to break the mould.
By Jack Press

We're expecting a lot from them. They'll deliver, too. They always do.
By Jamie Muir

Isn’t TikTok just for people to do dances and become pop stars? Erm. No, actually. Loveless are here to take over the joint.
By Steven Loftin

There's new years resolutions, 'math-goth' and a whole load more:
By Jamie Muir

To celebrate, we decided not to go with party bags and little cardboard hats, and instead grabbed hold of Alexander for a quick catch up.
By Sam Taylor

Due to circumstances outside of the band's control, Medicine Cabinet will no longer be able to join us for the Hype List Tour.
By Dork