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Molly Wishart’s Dear Daisy has me completely hooked

Ascending piano and rainfall make ‘Rain’ a favourite, while the opening drums of the title track pull me straight back in.

October 15, 2026
Review

Roxanne de Bastion’s ‘Apocalypse Queen’ makes rock feel like home

October 13, 2026
Review

Gabriella Cilmi’s Pure Love is a record to fall in love with

October 9, 2026
News Pop

Roseanna’s ‘Yes’ celebrates feeling loved without hiding your flaws

A proposal which refused to follow the plan inspired a song about security, acceptance and choosing a life together.

Oct 15, 2026
Review Indie Indie Rock

Youth is wasted on the old. Revivalry are hanging onto theirs.

Revivalry return with their second full EP and they are not giving up youth lightly.

Oct 15, 2026
Review Chamber pop Electronica Synth-pop

He dreamed of machines. Pet Shop Boys revisit one of their most ambitious works.

Pet Shop Boys have brought their 2014 orchestral suite telling the story of Alan Turing back to life in a…

Oct 14, 2026
News Alt-pop Alt-rock

Roxanne de Bastion has humanity’s last days in mind on Here Lies Human

Ten songs, sessions in New York and London, and a spring tour accompany Roxanne’s examination of humanity’s beauty and self-destructive…

Oct 13, 2026
Live Review Alt-pop Indie Synth-pop

Live: Pink Opaque / Ladies Night / My Lo-fi Heart

@ Sidney & Matilda, Sheffield. Laptop twee is the new underground and we pick our way through the glitter and…

Oct 13, 2026
Review Indie Shoegaze

Everything is clearer through the distortion

Next Week's Washing release the second single from their upcoming Spiral EP.

Oct 11, 2026
Feature Review Dance Indie Indie Rock

24 Hour Party People: Print the legend

The classic biopic about a dysfunctional bunch of creatives returns for a fitting 24 year anniversary.

Oct 10, 2026
Live Review Indie Rock

Route 86 @ Sidney & Matilda, Sheffield

From Chapeltown to Lowedges, Route 86 have Sheffield covered.

Oct 9, 2026
Live Review Alt-rock Indie Indie Rock Punk

Arson / Poets Corner / The Falls @ Corporation, Sheffield

Arson hit Saturday night in their home town.

Oct 8, 2026
News Soul

Nia Smith’s ‘Mr Right’ is for everyone still waiting for their person

Nia picked up a guitar during a Los Angeles session with Kamal Wilson and Jonah Christian, and the song “sort…

Oct 8, 2026
News Folk

Amelia Coburn introduces Myself and Other Monsters with a serial-killer love letter

An unreliable narrator introduces a record born from Amelia’s struggle to accept the parts of herself she had tried to…

Oct 7, 2026
Review Dance

Big smiles on faces

Shak Jackson is here to remind you that sometimes all you want is a piano riff and a beat.

Oct 2, 2026
News Pop

Flora Fiora follows up her EP release with video for ‘Kick The Tyres’

Her EP, 'In No Particular Order' as enough to put Flora Fiora on our radar, but the video for 'Kick…

Oct 2, 2026
Interview Festivals Indie Indie-folk Pop

I want to see the sparkly lady – Sonic Boom Festival

Burton puts on a big show and its free! Headlined by Pale Waves but showcasing a load of local artists.…

Oct 1, 2026
Review Highlight Pop Indie Pop

Pop music for people who still have a sense of humour

Welly are headed straight to Top of the Pops, even if it isn't on any more!

Sep 30, 2026
Review Indie Punk

Arson are the New Wave of whatever comes next

Arson are twisted firestarters as they aim their first salvo; Wannabe.

Sep 29, 2026
Review Rock Americana Blues

Last exit before the desert. Cinema Stereo have high Expectations.

Blues rockers Cinema Stereo drop their latest slab of American dreams from the downtown heartlands.

Sep 26, 2026
Highlight Review Indie Pop Pop

Flora Fiora sounds ready for bigger rooms on In No Particular Order

A voice that raises goosebumps moves from playful hooks and heartbreak to warm romance and funky guitars.

Sep 25, 2026
Review Alt-rock Indie Indie Pop

No need for stabilisers. pushbike are here to hate.

pushbike drop the first single from their upcoming Little Bastard EP.

Sep 25, 2026
Review Indie Rock

Heidi Curtis calls up her courage on ‘Summon’

After a summer on major stages, the Newcastle songwriter turns to a question she still asks herself.

Sep 24, 2026
Review Alt-pop Indie Pop

‘London’ finds Poesie listening for something wild in the city

Poesie’s first ballad leaves her alone with the city, finding strange warmth among fox calls, clarinets, organ and after-dark loneliness.

Sep 24, 2026
News Indie Pop

George Bone opens The Yes Man with room to breathe

A love song changes meaning at its close, while the next single follows the aftermath.

Sep 23, 2026
Highlight Review Alt-pop Pop

Alex Apolline wants the whole feeling on THE SUN FROM BOTH SIDES

Six songs follow the thrill of wanting more, from a fleeting holiday romance to a wound someone else failed to…

Sep 23, 2026
Interview Feature Highlight Pop Country

DENYM on losing the ego, sharing the spotlight and becoming a band

Five musicians with separate careers are learning when to lead, when to step back and how to make songs none…

Sep 23, 2026
Review Indie Indie Rock

Young guns and loud guitars

The Kaves are making a rainy night in Glasgow sound bigger than ever.

Sep 23, 2026
Review Disco Pop

Florence Jack makes self-rescue sparkle on ‘Save Me Now’

Harpsichord, huge harmonies and an irresistible ABBA-esque pop instinct give Florence Jack a theatrical new setting with nobody waiting around…

Sep 22, 2026
Review Indie Indie Pop

Misery loves a decent chorus. The Cases need an alibi.

Beads, bangles and emotional tangles. The Cases have been kicked in the teeth again.

Sep 19, 2026
Live Review Britpop Indie Indie Pop Indie Rock

Overnight success takes years – The Molotovs / The Cases @ The Foundry, Sheffield

You want fame? Well fame costs. And right here is where you start paying. In sweat.

Sep 18, 2026
Review Folk Indie-folk

Evie Moran makes ‘More Than You Could Know’ glow with quiet warmth

Love arrives slowly on Evie Moran’s latest single, building from intimate acoustic folk into a glowing final chorus that seems…

Sep 18, 2026
Review Folk Pop

Samira Manners turns hurt into bite on ‘erase me, replace me!’

A move from Sweden to the UK changed Samira Manners’ perspective on a relationship that had already left its mark,…

Sep 18, 2026

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Roseanna’s ‘Yes’ celebrates feeling loved without hiding your flaws
News

Roseanna’s ‘Yes’ celebrates feeling loved without hiding your flaws

ColinOct 15, 20263 min read

A proposal which refused to follow the plan inspired a song about security, acceptance and choosing a life together.

Molly Wishart Dear Daisy press photo
HighlightReview

Molly Wishart’s Dear Daisy has me completely hooked

ColinOct 15, 20263 min read

Ascending piano and rainfall make ‘Rain’ a favourite, while the opening drums of the title track pull me straight back in.

The cover of Static Youth by Revivalry.
Review

Youth is wasted on the old. Revivalry are hanging onto theirs.

Bobby ZeroOct 15, 20264 min read

Revivalry return with their second full EP and they are not giving up youth lightly.

Alan Turing on the sleeve of the Pet Shop Boys album 'The Man From The Future'.
Review

He dreamed of machines. Pet Shop Boys revisit one of their most ambitious works.

Bobby ZeroOct 14, 20266 min read

Pet Shop Boys have brought their 2014 orchestral suite telling the story of Alan Turing back to life in a series of deluxe new editions.

Here Lies Human vinyl
News

Roxanne de Bastion has humanity’s last days in mind on Here Lies Human

ColinOct 13, 20263 min read

Ten songs, sessions in New York and London, and a spring tour accompany Roxanne’s examination of humanity’s beauty and self-destructive habits.

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