Ninajirachi's ARIA Success with Debut Album
Australian electronic artist Ninajirachi discusses her ARIA-nominated debut album 'I Love My Computer', winning the Australian Music Prize, and creating a sound inspired by growing up online.
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Marillion 2026 UK Tour: Dates & Ticket Details
Legendary rock band Marillion announce their 2026 UK tour with dates across Portsmouth, Edinburgh, London and more. Tickets go on sale 20th November.
1996 Albums Blocked by Spice Girls' Chart Domination
As the 30th anniversary of 'Spice' approaches, we reveal the major albums kept from the UK number one spot by the Spice Girls' 1996 pop phenomenon. Discover the hits that couldn't compete.
Nirvana's MTV Unplugged: 32nd Anniversary
Explore the dark secrets & legacy of Nirvana's iconic 1993 MTV Unplugged performance. Discover the funeral aesthetic & raw emotion that defined a generation.
Peaches Opens Up for Fan Questions on New Music
Electro-punk icon Peaches invites fans to submit questions about her upcoming tour, new album, and legendary career. Don't miss this exclusive opportunity!
Portishead star disgusted by fans making love to his music
Portishead's Geoff Barrow reveals his horror at fans using the band's music as a romantic soundtrack. The 90s music legend explains why he finds it 'vomit-inducing'.
Ahmed Samaa's Audition: A Musical Journey Across Genres
Discover Ahmed Samaa's extraordinary audition album that blends global music traditions in a stunning act of devotion. Read our full review of this genre-defying masterpiece.
Schubert Four Hands: Andsnes & Chamayou Album Review
Leif Ove Andsnes and Bertrand Chamayou deliver a masterful interpretation of Schubert's four-hand piano works. Discover their emotionally charged synergy in this acclaimed new Erato release.
Squeeze's Lost 1974 Album Trixies Finally Released
After 50 years, Squeeze releases their teenage concept album Trixies, written in 1974 but shelved during punk's rise. Discover the band's origins before hits like Cool for Cats.
New Music Friday: Key Album Releases This Weekend
Your guide to this weekend's major album drops from FKA Twigs, The Neighbourhood, Blondshell and the surprising AVTT/PTTN supergroup. Find out what time new music lands on streaming services in the UK.
Lily Allen's mystery dinner date after divorce album
Lily Allen enjoys intimate dinner with potential new beau Jonah Freud at Michelin-starred Dorian restaurant, marking her first possible date since releasing divorce album West End Girl.
Ace Frehley's death ruled accidental after fall
Kiss founding member Ace Frehley died from injuries sustained in a fall, the medical examiner confirms. The rock legend was 74. Read the full story.
Blood Orange headlines RALLY London fest 2026
Dev Hynes' Blood Orange will headline and curate RALLY Festival in Southwark Park on 29 August 2026. Tickets from £42.50 go on sale 14 November.
Martin Fröst's revolutionary Bach clarinet album
Acclaimed clarinettist Martin Fröst delivers a breathtakingly fresh interpretation of Bach's works, blending technical mastery with infectious joy in his groundbreaking new album.
Hatchie's 'Liquorice': Dream Pop Perfection
Australian dream pop sensation Hatchie returns with her stunning third album 'Liquorice', delivering her most confident and immersive work yet through shimmering soundscapes and emotional depth.
Paul Kelly's 'Seventy': A Master at 70
Australian music icon Paul Kelly celebrates his 70th birthday with 'Seventy', a deeply personal album that showcases his enduring storytelling genius and musical evolution.
Danny Brown's Post-Rehab Triumph: Stardust Album Review
Detroit rapper Danny Brown returns with a triumphant new sound on 'Stardust', blending hyperpop energy with raw post-rehab optimism in his most personal work yet.
New Music Friday: Rosalía & Danny Brown Album Drops
This week's music scene ignites with groundbreaking releases from Spanish sensation Rosalía and Detroit rap maverick Danny Brown, alongside exciting new tracks from emerging artists.
Kingfish Ingram: Blues Prodigy's Raw New Album 'Sinners'
Grammy-winning blues sensation Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram discusses his deeply personal new album 'Sinners', battling personal demons, and why this record represents his most authentic work yet.
Matty Healy deletes 1975 song, fans feel 'violated'
The 1975 frontman Matty Healy has caused controversy among fans after unexpectedly deleting a track from the band's 2022 album 'Being Funny in a Foreign Language', leaving listeners feeling 'violated' and confused.
The shocking chaos behind McCartney's 'Band on the Run'
New book reveals how kidnap threats, band walkouts and Nigerian chaos forged McCartney's post-Beatles triumph in a gripping tale of musical survival.
Othello Review: A Modern Masterpiece at Riverside Studios
Discover how this bold new production of Othello at Hammersmith's Riverside Studios breathes fresh life into Shakespeare's classic tragedy with contemporary relevance and powerful performances.
Predator: Badlands Review - Elle Fanning Revitalises Franchise
The Guardian's verdict is in: Dan Trachtenberg's Predator: Badlands delivers a tense, character-driven thriller with Elle Fanning shining in a brutal survival story that reinvents the iconic franchise.
Hyrule Warriors Review: Button-Mashing Zelda Excellence
Discover why this explosive Zelda spin-off delivers the most satisfying combat in the franchise's history while staying true to its legendary roots.
Football Manager 26 Review: The Beautiful Game Perfected
Sports Interactive delivers another masterclass in football management simulation with FM26, featuring revolutionary new features that bring you closer to the beautiful game than ever before.
The Outer Worlds 2: Obsidian's RPG Masterpiece
Discover why The Outer Worlds 2 is being hailed as Obsidian Entertainment's crowning achievement, delivering unparalleled player choice, stunning visuals, and a brilliantly satirical narrative that redefines the sci-fi RPG genre.
Björk & LSO reimagine Rosalía's LUX in London
Spanish superstar Rosalía's latest album 'LUX' receives an extraordinary orchestral treatment as Björk joins forces with the London Symphony Orchestra for a mesmerising reinterpretation that's taking the music world by storm.
John Irving's Queen Esther Disappoints
Acclaimed author John Irving returns with Queen Esther, but this long-awaited companion novel to The Cider House Rules disappoints with convoluted plotting and uncharacteristic flaws.
Defending Soulfly's controversial 'Primitive' album
Two decades on, we reexamine Soulfly's divisive 2000 album 'Primitive' and explore why its brutal fusion of metal styles deserves recognition as a nu-metal landmark.
Sudan Archives Redefines Violin in New Album
Exclusive interview with the groundbreaking artist blending classical violin with R&B and electronic sounds in her revolutionary new work.
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