Album Streams
by Ben Devlin
Having gunned for the mainstream and thoroughly succeeded with Baby, the UK rapper sets about proving his staying power
by Helen Clarke
Recent run of good weather left you staring longingly at the cupboard you cram your tent into? Not sure where to even begin with the ever-growing plethora of festivals across the country? Well, fear not....
by MusicOMH
In 2014, Adam Bryanbaum Wiltzie released his second full-length album entitled Atomos, under his project A Winged Victory For The Sullen with fellow artist Dustin O’Halloran to much critical acclaim. Now Wiltzie turns his attention...
by MusicOMH
Stream EMMY winner Michael Price’s Erased Tapes released debut LP in full ahead of its launch
by MusicOMH
EXCLUSIVE: Stream Ralegh Long’s album Hoverance in full, a week ahead of release
by Helen Clarke
It’s been a while since the last gigs diary. We’ve changed the weekly column to be a little shorter and fired it up again for autumn 2014. We’re not going for comprehensive with this, but...
by Nina Bertok
Those who might have predicted grim things after the departure of alt-J’s founding member and guitarist/bassist Gwil Sainsbury this year were wrong – damn wrong! On Left Hand Free, the band actually seem to be...
by Nina Bertok
This year indie favourite Zola Jesus made a bold statement to the media in the lead up to her forthcoming album Taiga: “I want to be number one on Billboard”. While the first single Dangerous...
by Nina Bertok
A lot of the time your solo project is inevitably going to sound like your main band – and that’s perfectly okay if that band is Radiohead. It certainly goes for Philip Selway, Radiohead drummer...
by Nina Bertok
Here comes that track everybody’s been talking about – you know, the one that Grimes wrote exclusively for Rihanna only to get a ‘no thank you’ from the pop star in the end. Well, although...
by Nina Bertok
Following in Prince’s footsteps when it came to choosing her artist name, FKA twigs (‘formerly known as twigs’) cemented her reputation as the internet’s ‘it’ girl last year as people began to discover her first...
by Nina Bertok
A lot of people have been anticipating this release. A lot. And from the get-go, the first track from Rustie’s forthcoming album, Green Language (out August 25 on Warp), is seriously full-on. Apparently inspired by...
by Nina Bertok
From the sounds of Tough Love, Jessie Ware’s forthcoming album is about to pick up where the British soulstress left off with 2012’s Devotion. And considering that her debut effort earned her a Mercury Music...
by Nina Bertok
Don’t let the new-look Sinéad O’Connor fool you – including the WTF-wigs and Britney Spears circa 2003 image – musically the Irish singer is still as quirky and unique musically, not to mention powerful, passionate...
by Nina Bertok
Known as one of the most forward-thinking producers around today (he’s made music out of an exploding bomb, a shopping list, a club and even a pig), Matthew Herbert is returning to his Herbert moniker...
by Nina Bertok
Basement Jaxx have picked the perfect timing to release a new re-vamped version of their classic Ibiza hit, Mermaid Of Bahia. Sounding every bit the World Cup anthem, the British electronic duo have re-tweaked the...
by Nina Bertok
It’s been a long two years since we last heard from these guys – since their 2012 album I Love You, It’s Cool – so it’s nice to hear they’ve been making pretty good use...
by Nina Bertok
When Hungarian director Balazs Simon discovered German pianist and producer Nils Frahm’s stunning 2012 album Screws, he especially fell in love with the track Re – that is the back-story. Not that it matters really...
by Nina Bertok
Do we detect a theme here? Following on from the first single Palace, The Antlers have now unveiled the second architecturally-inspired instalment from their forthcoming album Familiars, and it’s titled, similarly, Hotel. Taking place in...
by Nina Bertok
Trying hard to fit in, pretending to be one of the boys, the deafening sounds of the biological ticking clock… That and more is what Jenny Lewis is crooning about on the new track Just...
by Nina Bertok
In 2010 Caribou released the experimental psych-pop album Swim and four years later, as the first taste off the forthcoming album Our Love, Dan Snaith has just dropped the official single, Can’t Do Without You....
Peter Grimes review – a thrilling start to English National Opera’s new season
