Isobel Campbell’s ‘Bow to Love’ review: queen of the psychedelic lullaby returns
Thomas Bartley reviews Isobel Campbell's latest release, 'Bow to Love'.
Read More
Music
The political significance of D:Ream’s ‘Things Can Only Get Better’
Rachel Gore
Jun. 24
Charli XCX’s ‘Brat’ successfully combines dance hits with vulnerable lyricism
Amy Maloney
Jun. 22
Spotlight On: Passive Fix
Jack Thompson
Jun. 21
Celebrating Pride Month through music
Amy Maloney
Jun. 20
Been Stellar’s ‘Scream from New York, NY’: a meticulously crafted debut album
Lucy Gibbons
Jun. 20
James put on a stellar set at the Utilita Arena in Birmingham
Lucy Gibbons
Jun. 19
What makes a good video game soundtrack?
Callum Morar
Jun. 18
Top Content
- 1Bread is back and they’re Toast: An interview with the USA’s No.1 tribute band to Bread
- 2Of Monsters and Men bring their infectious energy and anthemic sound to Birmingham for their Mouse Parade Tour
- 3The Soundtrack Space: Stardust
- 4The unwavering power of love ballads throughout the decades
- 5Weaponising music: How military-focused content is changing music for fans
- 6An album for ‘Everybody’: Hue and Cry’s new electronic album
- 7Full steam ahead: The Pork Chop Express are ready to take on Warwick’s 46th Real Ale Festival
- 8‘The Fall-Off’: J Cole’s ode to hip-hop
- 9Underground, Unbowed: JB on his journey of turning volume into resistance
- 10Reading and Leeds Festival Lineup: could 2026 be the year that trumps them all?