Kendrick Lamar’s fifth album provides a deeply personal and introspective journey into the rapper’s mind, solidifying him as a full-fledged poet.

Straight out of Luton, Regressive Left are a three-piece dance-pop band with something to say in their debut EP, The Wrong Side Of History.

Review and gallery from Palomino Festival in Pasadena, CA on July 9th, 2022.

15 years on from his debut album, Jamie T swaggers back onto the scene with The Theory of Whatever , proving the South London artist still has plenty of life (and songs) left in him.

Review & gallery from Sad Summer Festival in Atlanta, GA on July 16th, 2022.

Review and gallery of 2000 Trees Festival 2022 in Cheltenham, UK.

Homesick does a miraculous job of blending together many different genres in perfect harmony, and is the perfect follow-up to HUNNY’s incredible debut album.

Live review and galleries from Governors Ball Festival 2022 at Citi Field in New York City, NY.

Alexisonfire’s return is triumphant like a phoenix emerging from the ashes, wiser and stronger than before. Otherness is a melting pot of shifted influences and maturity, resulting in their most polished release to date.