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LIA LIA had no Plan B
From leaving Germany for LA and creating an alter ego to opening for Doja Cat with four hours’ notice, LIA LIA has always made things happen her own way. As she releases her debut album Armor, she talks vulnerability, anime, Anne Imhof and finding her place along the way.
Primavera Sound Looks Good At 25
Celebrating its 25th edition in 2027, Primavera Sound will once again descend on Barcelona with a brilliant and eclectic line-up in tow.
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Fontaines D.C.'s tease of Dopamine Chamber, Angèle and Caroline Polachek are sonically in sync, and Petra announces her mercurial, massive talent: it's Wonderlist!
Ariel Pedatzur has a cure to heartbreak
After the pandemic made her reflect on her own artistry, Ariel Pedatzur is finding her own footing.
Thoom Doesn’t Apologise for Emotion or Intensity
Sonically audacious and unapologetically eccentric, Everyday, Everything Is At Stake is the apex of a musical self that Thoom has spent years cultivating.
Keo Make A Case For Caring
London band Keo is becoming impossible to ignore. With their debut album, Put A Smile On For Me, frontman Finn Keogh is trying not to notice.
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September’s Freshest Finds
Adult DVD, Moriah Mensah, Noah Hill and Hope Winter: our four September finds are making their mark on the mainstream this autumn.
Wet Leg’s Rhian Teasdale & Lava La Rue aren’t conforming any time soon
In Berlin, Telekom Electronic Beats takes over an old car factory for an evening of agency, great tunes, and a whole lot of headbanging soundtracked by Wet Leg and Lava La Rue.
Gurriers Are Coming To Save You
Irish quintet Gurriers have channelled their angst and anger at the world around them into one of the year's most blistering yet quietly hopeful albums.
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Jane Remover gets her beauty sleep, 2hollis is on a war(horse) path, and Tiakola is putting French rap on the map: it's Wonderlist!
Raegan’s Guide to New York and Being A Theatre Pop Princess
New York, New York! Break a leg. To celebrate her new EP, RAEGAN gives the rundown on what's good in the Big Apple AND how to be a musical theatre pop princess.
Playing it loose and cool with Banoffee
Melbourne-born, LA-based artist, producer and DJ Banoffee celebrates the release of her new EP by rounding up her favourite tracks to spin.
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No One Heals Like Julia Jacklin
On her rich and sophisticated fourth album, The Gem, Australian singer-songwriter Julia Jacklin finds solace in the small things and sounds sublime doing so.
Wasia Project Make the Night Their Own
From solitary piano to Berlin dancefloors, their debut album Nocturne finds Wasia Project discovering just how many things they can be at once.
Emjay Is Mexico’s Hyperpop Provocateur
After infusing Latin music with hyperpop and opening for Doja Cat, Emjay is tackling rock on her new and deeply personal album, Pop Pesado.
Sampa The Great’s Nu Zamrock Revolution
Sampa The Great ignites the spark of a Zamrock revival on her defiant 30th October-set album, Nu Zamrock, connecting heritage, growth and legacy into a new creative purpose.
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beabadobee’s best album to date, Anderson .Paak and Cordae link up, and Jamie T thinks aloud: it’s Wonderlist.
Singalongs, Sentimentality, and Sun-Kissed Swansongs: A Trip To End of The Road
It’s the End of the Road. Finding a summer highlight in the bucolic English countryside, it’s a joyous, musically astounding, if wistful, final festival hurrah for Ben Tibbits.
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The Quick Rise of Slow Pulp
Introspective and innovative, Chicago quartet Slow Pulp are teetering on the edge of something major. Their new album suggests so, at least.
Blu DeTiger Has Mastered The Art of Living Like A True N.Y. Baby
Two years after the release of her debut album, blue-eyed, blonde-haired bassist Blu DeTiger is on the cusp of a recently-announced new era. Two months shy of the release of her sophomore album N.Y. Baby, she delves deep into the boogie and sleaze, the groove and ease, that comes from being born into a New York state of mind.
Sound Baths, Soulwax and Early Exits: A Trip to Lost Village
Lost Village wants you to believe that a cacao ceremony deserves the same reverence as a set by Overmono. It’s a nice idea, but does it hold up?
The Creative Labyrinth of Sofie Royer
From Sun Ra's seminal work to Serbian erotic dramas and instrument gifts from her boyfriend, Sofie Royer unpacks the influences behind her captivating new fourth album, before/after.
This Is Lorelei Is Learning To Live With Expectation
Water From Your Eyes' Nate Amos maps the emotional journey that led to his latest richly captivating work, The Singer In My Band.
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Sophia Stel announces her debut album, Rachel Chinouriri takes a dark turn, and Rema is as undeniable as ever: it's Wonderlist!
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Matilda Mann Lets Love Take Its Course
Over coffee in West London, folk singer-songwriter Matilda Mann talks fate and embracing a softer kind of love on her radiant sophomore album, Kismet.
Welcome to Claire Rosinkranz’s backyard garden
Claire Rosinkranz on her second album, My Lover, its deluxe version, sharing a stage with Alex Warren and what’s next for her.
Liana Flores is here to stay
In sparkling form on her dazzling bossa nova-inspired latest EP, British-Brazilian singer-songwriter Liana Flores delves into her inspirations, heritage, and the joys of collaboration.
Paris Paloma & Georgie Cowan-Turner Build a Woman’s World
Over the last year, singer-songwriter Paris Paloma and director Georgie Cowan-Turner have created videos pointing a mirror to patriarchy; now they complete their anthology.
Somewhere Between Escape and Introspection: Inside Houghton Festival 2026’s Arts Programme
Norfolk’s Houghton Festival has become renowned over the past decade as one of British dance music’s must-attend events. But beneath the hedonistic surface lies an equally exploratory and intellectually challenging equivalent – its arts programme.
Field Souvenirs
We Out Here rounds off another year with memories and moments etched into the heart, mind and soul. Writer Bethany Wright eulogises.