Author: Editorial Staff

Kida Kudz is a one-off. Raised in Nigeria and moving to the UK as a teenager, since then he’s developed

Parisian polymath Niels Schack has always yearned to express what’s inside him. Drawn to different strands of the arts, he

Ashnikko is a blue-haired rap phenomenon who threatens to turn pop upside down. Each new single feels like a statement,

Sigur Rós could face “financial ruin” following a second tax evasion. It was revealed last year that the Icelandic group

Vallyre blends dance, pop, and fun visuals on her latest release, a music video titled “Bloodsweat.” The Boston-based artist, singer

Leif Coffield is a truly original pop voice. Hailing from the Southside of Glasgow, Leif’s sweeping pop visions are laced

Belgian dark-pop queen Blanche returns with new single ‘Fences’. Fusing digi-pop templates with other-worldly melodies, her work to date has

Bloxx have supported bands such as The Wombats, Twin Atlantic and Two Door Cinema Club. Now, they are preparing to

These are dark, dark times for live music. The COVID-19 pandemic has essentially wiped out the 2020 calendar, with everyone

The 1975 have been forced to re-arrange their huge Finsbury Park show. The North London event was designed to follow

Massive Attack are set to headline All Points East this summer. The legendary Bristol group completed a stellar ‘Mezzanine’ run

Cavetown is your new favourite indie popper. About to release his major label debut album ‘SLEEPYHEAD’ – written, recorded, produced,

Swedish alt-pop duo Slide return with new single ‘Maybe I Just Hate You’. It’s a song riddled with frustration, but

Clash Live returns to The Curtain Hotel in Shoreditch on Wednesday, February 26th and it’s a packed bill of the

Ian Brown has deleted his COVID-19 tweets. The wayward Stone Roses frontman became an outspoken critic of the response to