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On their career best fourth album, Fontaines D.C. have shed their skin of old to deliver something more fantastical. Grian Chatten tells us the story behind their evolution.
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Here's the songs we want to hear next summer.
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Chris Taylor’s debut album ‘Starchris’, eight years in the making, is a dazzling masterpiece of deconstructed pop music.
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The K-pop idols discuss how their love letter of a mini-album explores the ideas of sanctuary and romance and why Oasis are 'icons' of the music industry.
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In a nearly four-hour interview, the legendary singer goes deep on longevity, Kamala Harris, why Fleetwood Mac are finished, and much more
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Luvcat's mysterious allure is bringing back personality and a romantic allure to modern music.
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The Boss’ longtime manager and the film’s producer discusses the band’s post-COVID return, the film’s balance of mourning and celebration, and why there is “no patience” for drama on E Street
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On the Manchester-based artist’s first LP, she builds a trans-led community and tells stories of triumph and resilience
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The incredibly charismatic K-pop group talk to Rolling Stone UK about complex emotions and exploring a new sound on their latest mini-album
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Following the unexpected death of Liam Payne, old and new fans are remembering the former One Direction singer
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Third album ‘Guided Tour’ sees the rising London band mix their hardcore roots with dance and shoegaze, with Graham Sayle your refreshingly frank narrator
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After two years of battling life-changing illnesses, Ashley Frangipane emerged from the other side with an album she thought could be her last: ‘The Great Impersonator’. The 30-year-old singer tells the whole story of motherhood, separations, treatments, recovery, and meeting their new partner. What happens when an artist who made their name through oversharing online decides to stop talking? Halsey isn’t sure yet
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The Welsh techno-pop artist is the first signing to Dirty Hit’s new dance label, dh2. She talks “transcending my bullshit” on the euphoric, thumping club tunes of fourth album, ‘Dreamstate’
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After a decade writing for others, Paige Turner and Lee Newell are following their hearts on a fast-rising project of dreamy alt-pop and vintage visuals
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Janet Planet and Sugar Bones go bigger and wilder than ever before on ‘3AM (LA LA LA)’, an album made about partying, written while partying, and perfect for partying to
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Losing this uninhibited club-born escape from reality would have been an irredeemable travesty for British rave culture
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To mark World Mental Health Day, Polly Allen discusses attending sessions set up by the organisation, who highlight a link between heavy music and improved mental wellbeing
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In the last year, Getdown Services have proved they're fast becoming one of the UK's hottest word-of-mouth groups.
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As Ibiza season comes to a close, Solomun tells us about a decade playing on the White Isle
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After 15 years as one of the most respected DJs on the circuit, Harry Agius is releasing debut album ‘Fragments of Us’, a gorgeous and reverent paean to gay clubs past and present.
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Greep says he wanted debut solo album ‘The New Sound’ to feature “fairly simple” songs. To most ears these songs are far from formulaic, but signal a change of approach from the enigmatic, restless musician
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It's their heaviest sound in a while, but don't call it metal. "What is the most abrasive thing we could create while still having it be very beautiful?”
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Monobloc might hail from the Big Apple, but there's flavours of true British greats to be found...