Rian Brazil is becoming the sound the UK scene has been missing. Raised on a Brighton council estate and now based in London, he has developed a liquefied style that blends breakbeats, vocal flips and raw emotion. With his debut EP already out and Engine Heartbreak dropping on 20 May, the 29-year-old shows how genre …
The film, directed by Dylan Southern and Will Lovelace, captures the first joint interviews from the Gallagher brothers in over twenty years.
In a new interview, Thorogood recalls the pressure to write an original hit after touring with the Rolling Stones, and how the song became a perennial tough-guy anthem.
Opening in 2027, the seven-floor museum at 3 Savile Row draws from the band’s own archives and recreates the studio where Let It Be was recorded.
A thrown record struck the guitarist during the final moments of his set, leading him to exit without playing the expected encore.
The Danish duo’s first full-length doesn’t escape contradiction—it stands inside it.
The comedian used his Kevin Hart roast set to go after Tony Hinchcliffe, Charlie Kirk, and Kanye West in the same breath.
The Oregon Youth Justice Project co-founder’s past and present intersect in a new feature examining juvenile rehabilitation.
The operatic adaptation of Smashing Pumpkins’ 1995 double album arrives at London’s Royal Festival Hall before moving through Belgium, France, and Spain.
The Brighton festival sees the music publication curate a two-stage lineup at Patterns on Thursday, May 14, with acts from Ireland, Canada, and South Korea.
