The Galway-born, Manchester-honed songwriter steps forward with a debut album that treats folk not as inheritance but as live material—intimate, oblique and built to last.
The Galway-born, Manchester-honed songwriter steps forward with a debut album that treats folk not as inheritance but as live material—intimate, oblique and built to last.
Jane Remover has constructed one of the most distinctive bodies of work in contemporary music by treating genre not as container but as material under constant stress. Their sound moves through distinct phases, early digicore precision, hyperpop fracture, shoegaze expansion, and the hybrid large-scale urgency of recent releases, yet the central method remains unchanged: forms …
In the months since her A24 signing, Sophia Stel has kept the measured pace of her DIY origins. The deluxe edition of How To Win At Solitaire and the ongoing headline dates reveal an artist who treats atmosphere as structure and small emotional glitches as material worth recording.
Charli XCX releases the official video for new single “Rock Music”, directed by Aidan Zamiri. A precise, ironic take on rock reinvention after Brat, all serrated riffs, Louboutin heels and mountains of cigarettes.
Stockholm-born and long Berlin-based, MOLØ threads sub-bass, breaks and ambient space into a coherent language that feels both intimate and architecturally precise. Her forthcoming five-track EP on Atomnation refines everything she has built so far.
Fifteen years after its official release on XL Recordings, Jai Paul’s “BTSTU” remains a touchstone for texture, restraint and emotional architecture in electronic music. We examine its precise cultural footprint and the lessons it still holds for makers.
In the hushed afterglow of Tranquilizer, Oneohtrix Point Never exhales “Dim Stars / For Residue (Extended),” a double helix of microtonal drift and unstable intimacy via Warp Records.
Schranz resurges in 2026: Berlin’s raw hard techno from ’97—Felix Kröcher tours, 83% SoundCloud growth. Warehouse energy meets transatlantic circuits.
The Nashville songwriter steps into Woody Guthrie’s tradition not as a revivalist but as a custodian, carrying forward a lineage that treats folk music as active citizenship.
The East London rapper turns his lens inward on a new album and short film, mapping addiction and grief without the usual distance.