The first full day of the festival started in more low-key fashion with the charming set from American songwriter Alex Amen.

Typo loving misfits Formal Sppeedwear produce angular, wonky indie pop that playfully eschews pattern and structure. Quite ...

The rare Velvet Underground, Joy Division or Slowdive occur just about once or twice a decade – partially because most ...

Rebecca Black has been trying to do the impossible over the past decade and a half: recognise the importance of her genesis ...

Inspired by the writings of electronic musician Pauline Oliveros and the Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s 2021 film of the same ...

Who Loves the Sun observes the meaninglessness in the presence of these poles. The album’s title alludes to the Velvet ...

On their sixth release with Rocket Recordings, Gnoomes have crossed a threshold, literally. Founders Sasha and Masha Piankov have recently left their homeland of Perm, Russia, settling down in a ...

Absorbing and transcendent in sound, Jungle started out as an indie duo in 2014 formed by London natives Josh Lloyd-Watson and Tom McFarland. From the outset, the band always had a knack for producing ...

Finally it was time for the day’s headliner – and the curator of the main stage – Dev Hynes and co, aka Blood Orange. Judging by the excitement in the crowd beforehand, this is whom many had come to ...

Much has been written – but very little truly said – about the resurgence of black psychedelic music during the last 10 years. Whether Frank Ocean’s Blonde, Tyler the Creator’s Igor, Kelela’s Raven, ...

Grace Cummings has always been in search of the intangible. From her 2019 debut Refuge Cove, to her 2022 breakthrough Storm Queen, and through to her 2024 loose concept album Ramona, she has been ...

Let’s get straight to the point: Westside Cowboy‘s debut album It Goes On is excellent. Hailed by many as the best new guitar band in Britain, the four piece of Jimmy Bradbury (vocals, guitar), Reuben ...