Music Reviews

Seth David Branitz has been three or four different people over the years, and he'd probably tell you that himself.
XG return to London with an ambitious, high-energy OVO Arena show that proves the hype surrounding their global rise is entirely justified.
Riley Max's "Year One" blends lo-fi footage with stop-motion animation to capture a difficult first year at Harvard, turning anxiety and exhaustion into a quietly hopeful folk pop reflection.
The enigmatic electronic artist gave quite an impression.
Having been to every We Out Here since it started, apart from missing last year, it was great to be back at my favourite UK festival.
Hyperpop, heartbreak, grief, and a South Carolina bonfire: eleven artists prove there's no single way into a familiar feeling, from LOVELI LORI's pixelated Y2K world to ROREY's Rorschach-test breakup video
Ariana Grande’s Eternal Sunshine Tour transforms London into an immersive celebration of her career, combining spectacular production, fan favourites and some of her strongest live vocals yet.
Jaymin introduces his upcoming EP, STATIC, with “Rollin,” a vulnerable R&B single that asks whether love can survive when two people are no longer moving in the same direction.
Electrics brought thousands of music lovers together in London for a day of huge sets and festival madness - here's our photo gallery of all the best moments.
PEGGY joins forces with Lydia the Bard on “STARCROSSED,” a cinematic duet where fate and hope collide ahead of her debut album, ONCE UPON A TIME.
John Summit brought Experts Only to the English countryside for a surreal weekend of techno, tarot, hidden spaces and total freedom.
BST Hyde Park closed another unforgettable weekend as Mumford & Sons and Duran Duran delivered two very different headline shows, complete with surprise appearances from Hozier, Shania Twain and Nile
Ludovico Einaudi transformed London's O2 Arena into an intimate, deeply moving experience, reminding us that nothing compares to the emotional power of live music.
1883 went to the first Ballantine’s and COLORSxSTUDIOS event at TONES of Madrid.
The pop superstar is showing everyone how a stadium tour should be done. Read the 1883 review now from his historic stint at Wembley Stadium.
Kids That Fly channel the pressure of constant connection into 'Too Many People', an explosive indie rock anthem that transforms social exhaustion into soaring hooks, driving guitars, and an emotionally