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Suffolk’s Red Rooster Festival intends to go ahead in 2020. COVID-19 has wiped the festival calendar clean for the next

It takes courage to be a pioneer. There were times in the last 15 years of Clash when we’d second-guess

For 15 years, Clash has sought to deliver the most insightful and effectual content from our pages to the hearts

South London rap legend Giggs seems to be teasing a new project. The rapper has a tendency to keep his

It’s interesting, sitting here to write something about the beautiful new Ólafur Arnalds album ‘some kind of peace’, complete with

Baby Queen is the alias of South African-raised, London-living creative Bella Latham. After premiering her previous single ‘Pretty Girl Lie’,

2020 has been a year marked by shadow, shrouded in darkness, and coloured in black. Shards of light have been

6Music presenter Mary Anne Hobbs appears to have found another layer to David Bowie’s ‘Blackstar’. The album was released mere

Ybañez has spent years working as a collaborator, a studio figure involved in numerous different projects. Now, though, he’s ready

Thom Yorke has called Donald Trump a “Facebook tin pop dictator…” in a social media blast. The US election is

Swedish dream pop trio ViVii are on the comeback trail. The band’s exceptional debut put them on the map, with

James Yorkston joins with Swedish group The Second Hand Orchestra for new album ‘The Wide, Wide River’. The record lands

There is an unfortunate connection between music that gives you a feeling of tranquillity and it being, for want of

A lot has happened since Tory Lanez released ‘The New Toronto 2’ back at the start of 2017- from mending

Neneh Cherry has shared a re-imagined version of her ‘Buffalo Stance’ video. The lead single from her seminal ‘Raw Like

Croatia’s own Fresh Island festival will return next summer. The event is set to expand in 2020, boasting its biggest

Mogwai will play three special dates in the Scottish Highlands and Hebrides this Spring. The band have already confirmed a

Welsh festival Green Man is set to welcome a bumper crop of artists this summer. Held in the Brecon Beacons,

Supergrass delighted fans with news of their reformation last year. Playing a handful of tiny re-union shows, the band’s hunger

Hackney musician Rarelyalways sits at the centre of a vast web of influences. Rooted in the possibilities of jazz yet