Bleachers’ ‘everyone for ten minutes’: A masterclass in what it is to love
Luca Beech reviews Bleachers' fifth studio album, 'everyone for ten minutes'.
Read More
Music
In conversation with Tom Wills (again!): “If little me could see myself now”
Luca Beech
May 19
Kanye Cancelled: Wireless Festival called off as West is barred from the UK
Abbie Fox
May 9
Music with Motif: The Pynchonian influence
Sid Savill
May 8
The Soundtrack Space: Stardust
Emily Gibbs
May 7
Rock en Seine might just be the music event of the year: A down-low on what to expect from this year’s lineup
Sam Capper
May 6
An album for ‘Everybody’: Hue and Cry’s new electronic album
Lyn Hartono
May 5
Ásgeir’s personal and intimate performance in Glasgow’s Room 2: A subtle yet alive listening experience
Gunes Dogan
May 3
Peter Sandberg on the creative process, the journey to becoming great, and proper piano music
James Reglar
May 1
Singing like it’s 2012: From ‘Youngblood’ to ‘Everyone’s a Star!’, 5SOS return in style
Elicia Dambrosio
Apr. 14
Frontwoman Sophie Harris on Modern Woman’s upcoming debut LP ‘Johnny’s Dreamworld’
Lyn Hartono
Apr. 12
Top Content
- 1Of Monsters and Men bring their infectious energy and anthemic sound to Birmingham for their Mouse Parade Tour
- 2Full steam ahead: The Pork Chop Express are ready to take on Warwick’s 46th Real Ale Festival
- 3Is Spotify Wrapped even fun anymore?
- 4I’m on my way: Betty Boo returns to celebrate 35 years of Boomania
- 5Screamo vocals and faultless vulnerability: Battle of the Bands builds up further anticipation with Heat Three
- 6“Songwriting is an escape from reality”: Samuel Evanson on his forthcoming album ‘The Anatomy of Attraction’
- 7A thousand dollar ticket: How tour prices reflect on artists
- 8In conversation with Midnight Repost: “It’s just completely different energy for the better”
- 9The Soundtrack Space: The Empire Strikes Back
- 10“It means the world to be able to release a full body of work finally”: Krooked Tongue on their debut album ‘I Know A Place’