Author: Matthew Macdonald

beabadoobee is the second face of Clash 116. The outsider voice who forged her own path, beabadoobee went from dreaming

Yusuf / Cat Stevens isn’t one to look backwards. A truly legendary songwriter, this iconic talent has an enviable catalogue,

What do The Orielles think they’re playing at? Here we are, welly-deep in February, buffeted by rain, cold and sadness.

Pitchfork Paris has grown in size, adding an extra stage and increasing its capacity once more. It’s a sign, perhaps,

Just before Christmas last year, Clash sat down with Pop Smoke for a photo shoot. He’d been on the road,

Strange Bones are hitting harder than lightning. New ongoing project ‘Blitz’ is a furious fusion of music and visuals, with

Ride’s second chapter has been dominated by a willingness to step outside of history. Sure, their reformation was steered by

Manic Street Preachers have pushed back their special NHS shows. The Welsh band confirmed two nights at Cardiff’s Motorpoint Arena,

A staunch humanitarian with a high, keening voice that explores the outer reaches of both rock and jazz – it’s

Talented Aussie Teneil Throssell’s fresh four track EP ticks plenty of boxes, covering numerous bases without spreading herself too thin.

An observation from a fan: the past few years I’ve felt that The Strokes have struggled with being The Strokes.

Van Morrison intends to go ahead with his London Palladium shows this week. The Northern Irish songwriter earned opprobrium for