The Offspring: fancy a tattoo or trying Dexter’s hot sauce?
The Offspring will be supported on their arena tour by The Hives and Bob Vylan
Magpie’s Nest festival: a celebration of folk & roots
Music will surround you at Magpie's Nest mini-fest
Cold Collective: tribute to Tim Landers
"While the process was both technically and emotionally harder than any of us bargained for, we couldn’t be prouder of the results"
Crypt Lates: Hollie Rogers + The Dunwells
On November 17, 2021, the 18th-century crypt will host Hollie Rogers and The Dunwells
Pitchfork Festival: watch Metronomy’s live stream tonight + catch Stereolab live on Sunday
Over 50 artists are performing at the first annual Pitchfork Festival across venues in London
Can’t Swim’s new record + wrestling-themed video
"seeing those guys give their all, blood, sweat, and tears, for a song of ours was something pretty special"
Noble Jacks: 600,000 video views in 6 days + a fond farewell
"We’d like to thank everyone who has watched, danced and sung along to this song. It has left us absolutely gobsmacked"
The Seafloor Cinema: a new single, a new album & an existential crisis
"What good bits of humanity could possibly be left of us in 10,000 years? What if all we leave to scar the earth with is fear and waste?”
Sea Fever: a supergroup debut
Their debut record, Folding Lines, synthesises the band member's influences and pedigrees
Permafrost take us on a 1980s American road trip
Road trip footage captured during Depeche Mode's U.S. tour in 1987
in earnest review: hauntingly beautiful EP + film
Quietly heartbreaking
Doc ‘N’ Roll Festival 2021 is in full swing!
34 feature-length documentaries and 8 shorts, including features about Prince, Talk Talk, and Guy Clark
Houndmouth album review: Good For You
"An undeniable sense of fortunes lost, former glory, and broken dreams"
Tenille Townes: “This song terrifies me”
"The lonely time at home forced me to sit in the uncomfortable and vulnerable emotions"
Robin Guthrie album review: the Cocteau Twins pioneer is back!
It's been a tough few years. If you need head space, pearldiving by Robin Guthrie is worth your time.
Billy Bragg review: A masterclass in secular communion
"The most insidious thing that Margaret Thatcher ever said was 'there is no such thing as society'...if you refuse to wear a mask to get into a gig, you're siding…