Master Peace gives his verdict on some of the year's biggest tracks.
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Fred has grossly underestimated how many snacks we'll need.
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Grab your party hat, pour yourself something fizzy, and join us as we count down the defining songs of 2024.
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Yard Act run through their Top 5 Moments of 2024.
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With a debut that stood out, we cough up with Sprints' Karla Chubb to run through her 2024.
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2024 has been nothing short of a pop cultural earthquake, and Chart Attack's end-of-year special is here to measure the aftershocks.
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Here are some of the acts who've caught our eye ahead of this year's event.
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The internet's favorite shape-shifter returns with her most ambitious sonic experiment yet.
By Stephen Ackroyd
Sydney's total tommy transforms personal evolution into guitar-driven catharsis on her debut album 'bruises'.
By Stephen Ackroyd
It's Robbie Williams seeing himself exactly as he is, in all his glorious contradiction.
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Fast settling in after a move to London, and armed with new single 'Boys', LIE NING is ready to challenge everything you thought you knew about pop.
By Dan Harrison
Producer MK has transformed Becky Hill's 'Swim' into a club-focused remix.
By Dork
As their self-titled album marks its 20th anniversary, Jake Shears, Babydaddy and Del Marquis are back! Back!! Back!!!
By Jack Press
With multiple origin stories and a flair for the theatrical, Britain's most intriguing new artist discusses circus tales, Morticia Addams and her Halloween single 'Dinner @ Brasserie Zedel'.
By Stephen Ackroyd
Returning to headline All Points East next summer, for The Maccabees, the best endings are just new beginnings in disguise.
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Want to know more about the band's new EP? Well, here you go.
By Upset
Bad Moves discuss the 'existential nausea', dark humour, and collective songcraft behind their new power-pop album, 'Wearing Out the Refrain'.
By Rob Mair
The track arrives ahead of their debut album 'If Heaven Looks A Little Like This', set for release in January 2025.
By Dork
Embracing romance and letting go of the past, Pale Waves return with their most liberating album yet.
By Ali Shutler
Soft Launch's meteoric rise has been nothing short of extraordinary.
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On its 25th anniversary, how Tony Hawk's Pro Skater helped revolutionise mainstream punk rock and the music industry's relationship with gaming.
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The big releases you need to hear from the week ahead.
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Leave the house? Seems quite likely with all of this going on.
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The song debuts ahead of the band's debut EP release and upcoming UK headline tour in 2025.
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Up-and-comers Eades talks us through their new EP.
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From lockdown garden jams to supporting Paolo Nutini, Scottish folk risers Brògeal ride a Celtic revival.
By Jake Hawkes
One of MICHELLE is happy to let a llama shit all over someone’s bed(?!?).
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The links between gaming and music are set to become even stronger in the very near future.
By Guest Post
Enumclaw have learned that sometimes, not getting what you want can lead to finding what you need.
By Steven Loftin
The five-track EP explores themes of romance and desire.
By Sam Taylor
Leave the house? Seems quite likely with all of this going on.
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Music meteorology: predicting the next wave of earworms with the tracks they're teasing now.
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The big releases you need to hear from the week ahead.
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From 'not thinking about an album' to crafting one of the most exciting debuts of the year so far, Gurriers discuss the unexpected journey to their first full length.
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Up-and-comer Tyler talks us through her debut EP.
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It follows the release of album title-track 'Power', and 'Didn't', featuring Cavetown.
By Sam Taylor
Nieve Ella lets us in on what she's up to.
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This Friday, the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival will vibrate with a sound it's never heard before.
By Dan Harrison
Glastonbury 2024 is rammed to the rafters with acts you need to see. Here's an arbitrary ten of them as some sort of arbitrary preview.
By Dan Harrison
As they play "fabled spot" 2000trees for the very first time, Manchester Orchestra feel like the perfect band for the occasion.
By Alexander Bradley
The Spanish festival was established in 2016 and has quickly established itself as one of the best around.
By Ali Shutler
Coaxing more energy out of a lagging Sunday crowd than you’d expect, Burna Boy’s pyro-fest of a set is a total party. Back in 2019, Burna Boy expressed his disgust with Coachella for giving him such a small-fonted billing on that year’s lineup, stating he was…
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Who's coming?
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Norwegian alt-pop sensation AURORA delves into the depths of the human psyche with her emotionally charged fourth album, ‘What Happened To The Heart?’.
By Stephen Ackroyd
From humble dorm rooms to headline tours, red-hot trio Tiny Habits make an indelible mark with lush songcraft and searing lyrical honesty.
By Stephen Ackroyd
With a new single and a summer of touring ahead, Stockholm quartet Girl Scout are ready to bare their souls and take on the world.
By Stephen Ackroyd
Sea Girls turn the intensity up on ‘Midnight Butterflies’ - a swaggering ode to the freedom of youth and living unrestrained.
By Steven Loftin
A band who ooze talent, confidence, and that special something.
By Ciaran Picker
Willow ditches genre-hopping for a funk-fuelled exploration of self-love on ‘empathogen', an album bursting with new-found confidence after a cathartic rock era.
By Ali Shutler
Porij are serving up their very own, innovative take on dance with debut album ‘Teething’.
By Ciaran Picker
5SOS’ Luke Hemmings bares his introverted soul on his new solo EP, ‘boy’ - a love letter to nostalgia and a quest for self-discovery.
By Abigail Firth
Orlando Weeks and Rhian Teasdale re-make promises and roll their eyes with the ex-Maccabees man's new single, 'Dig'. Find out all about it with our latest Dork Mixtape cover feature.
By Ciaran Picker
Lambrini Girls have managed to match being one of the best new bands of recent years with a vital, charged edge.
By Stephen Ackroyd
New reports suggest there may be tour plans for 2025.
By Dork
Fletcher combines her trademark wit and unflinching honesty for a second album that’s both relatable and addictive.
By Ali Shutler
Returning for their first gig in over eight years, Fightstar have a lot to celebrate.
By Ali Shutler
From her raw yet bold music to the visual world around it, meg elsier is introducing us to an album that is uniquely, entirely hers.
By Stephen Ackroyd
Let's Start Degeneracy' finds Atlanta-based trio Microwave getting older. Mind you, there's no mustiness here. This is a record that strips away the bullshit to see the band at their most liberated and, as vocalist Nathan Hardy says, "self-actualised".
By Steven Loftin
One of the most powerfully fun bands to come out of the 00s, Gossip are back with their first album in over a decade.
By Liam Konemann
The news comes alongside a new version of her breakthrough single 'labour'.
By Dork
Want to know more about the band's new EP? Well, here you go.
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‘Gloom Division’ is a deeply personal and defiant record that flips genres, challenges expectations and embraces the unexpected.
By Ali Shutler
Chastity Belt's fifth album 'Live Laugh Love' encapsulates their journey of living, laughing, and... err... loving with sincerity and a touch of sarcasm.
By Linsey Teggert
Dead Pony make themselves impossible not to watch with their raging debut album, 'Ignore This'.
By Ciaran Picker
Kid Kapichi's 'There Goes The Neighbourhood' melds sharp social critique with everyday levity against an unchanging, disastrous political backdrop, delivering a defiant soundtrack for a fast-paced world.
By Steven Loftin
Griff is scheduled to begin her UK & European tour next month, including a sold-out show at London’s Roundhouse on April 2nd.
By Dork
With their debut full-length, Courting set themselves up as indie-pop’s plucky new disrupters. As they return for its follow up, ‘New Last Name’, they’re playing a much bigger game.
By Neive McCarthy
Alkaline Trio are back with a vengeance, embracing the darkness and the light in their latest album, 'Blood, Hair, and Eyeballs'.
By Steven Loftin
From legitimate indie icons to new thrilling upstarts all over again, 86TVs might be a fresh concern, but they bring a whole lotta history with them, too.
By Ciaran Picker
Eighteen months since her last release, EFÉ has been busy. Her just dropped single 'Truth☆Truth' is the start of something big.
By Neive McCarthy
Terra Twin talk us through their new EP, track by track.
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They join Caity Baser, Flowerovlove The Snuts and more.
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The Last Dinner Party
