While many were turning towards Blur and Oasis as the true heroes of Britpop, 1995 produced one of the movement's finest yet understated moments ...

French Touch great Étienne de Crécy will release his new album Warm Up this Friday, March 14 via his own PIXADELIC imprint. As usual, the album has an impressive lineup of vocal talent, including ...

Okay, it’s not all-out prog – but the band’s second record contains the spirit of the genre, with its English eccentricities, non-linear approach to playing and rule-breaking flair ...

Adding to the collection of songs that started out on the flip side of a single, but went on to become playlist staples ...

Florry started out as a bedroom solo project from Philadelphia indie rocker Francie Medosch, but it evolved into a twangy, ...

We've already looked at 10 metal bands whose second album is their best (which, just to make it clear, included Alice in ...

Following on from the light and summery sample-based electronics of 2022’s Reset, a collaborative album and double billing with long-time musical partner Sonic Boom, Noah Lennox releases his first ...

Paul Westerberg understood the neighborhood bar scene very well, in large part because he and his band The Replacements often frequented such establishments in their native Minneapolis. It’s one thing ...

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MUSICIAN Graham Coxon has said he “loved” playing Colchester Arts Centre two years ago for a special and rare Blur warm-up show.

A couple of Ramones tribute albums are in the works featuring contributions from Thurston Moore, Napalm Death, Dave Lombardo, GWAR's Blöthar, Voivod, and more.

His split from Amanda Shires marked the end of a potent redemption arc. Foxes in the Snow imagines a new path.