Filthy Bangers

You know when you’re listening to something special for the first time. There’s something a bit intangible. The beat is

“In my mind, the rockiest songs that we wrote are still classified as soothing and sleepy,” shares Wilsen’s frontwoman, Tamsin

Bursting onto the scene in February with genre-confounding debut single ‘Fade (Into View’), London-based MT. LOW have been creating something

Soulful, talented and genuine – just a few of the words that spring to mind after interviewing Irish singer-songwriter Fia

Today, the landscape of Black British music is blessed with so much talent and the lines of genre are becoming

D-Block Europe will play a full arena tour next year. The rap duo released their 90 minute debut album ‘The

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

With every new issue of Clash that hits the streets, there’s a resounding impact that we all here feel. It’s

The latest issue of Clash, the third special edition of our 15th anniversary year, drops today with a deep impact

Award-winning Oslo event Oya Festival has expanded its bill. Returning this summer, Oya Festival is set to welcome FKA twigs

It goes without saying that these are exceptionally hard times. In many ways, Issue 115 is the hardest edition we’ve

True grit. We all need it sometimes – a streak of fortitude to impel us through otherwise challenging situations. But

Positive change starts from within. It begins with a single heartbeat that reboots the entire system and refreshes one’s state

Not3s knew he’d made it when he was asked to leave the Bullring shopping centre in Birmingham. He wasn’t asked