Arriving at the iconic Roadmender in Northampton, a venue that has long anchored the town’s live-music scene, I was in...

Rising transatlantic outfit The Sons Of Guns are set to step into the spotlight with their debut UK headline tour, kicking off later next month. The run includes a string of dates across the country and a special London show at The Troubadour on 29th October. Before that, the band will head stateside for a whirlwind trio of shows in Los Angeles, including a slot at the Mark Awards where they’re nominated for Country/Americana Track of the Year.

Norwegian electronic duo Seeb have broken their year-long silence with the release of their brand new single Be Like That, a collaboration with soulful hitmaker JP Cooper. Out now, the track marks a fresh yet unmistakably Seeb return to the global dance landscape.

California/Danish dream pop quartet Moon Panda have unveiled their much-anticipated third album Dumb Luck, alongside shimmering new single Space Elevator.

Indie-rock singer-songwriter Eliza McLamb has unveiled her biting new single Suffering, the latest taste of her forthcoming sophomore album Good Story, set for release on 24th October. Playfully self-effacing yet deeply incisive, Suffering opens with a baroque-tinged piano before erupting into scuzzy guitar textures, capturing McLamb’s wry reflections on self-inflicted pain and the allure of holding wounds close.

Liverpool indie favourites Circa Waves have shared their brand new single Old Balloons, a heartfelt reflection on the dislocation of touring and the ache of leaving home behind. The track is lifted from Death & Love Pt.2, the second chapter of their ambitious two-part project, which arrives on 24th October. Both chapters will be brought together on the same day as a full 18-track album on CD and double gatefold vinyl.

Country music may have its home in Nashville, but Cody Pennington has found an unlikely second heartland across the...

Tonight was Rachel Stamp’s first full-band show since the loss of their legendary drummer Robin Guy, who sadly passed...