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On their 10th album, Futique, one of Britain’s biggest rock bands emerge from a rough patch with startling clarity and a new mantra: “Let Biffy be Biffy!”
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A sold-out Wembley Arena and an all-star cast of musicians and speakers makes for an unforgettable night in London.
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The celebrated Irish singer-songwriter on his own ideal Rainy Sunday Afternoon, 30 years in the business and the "rancid" sound of pop music in 2025
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The K-Pop idols are the first artists in history to debut at number 1 with seven consecutive albums on the Billboard 200 chart
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Four years since her acclaimed debut album Skin established her as one of the UK’s most promising rising talents, south London native Joy Crookes returns after a prolonged mental health battle to continue her story with resilient new record Juniper
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The singer's debut EP 'Figuring It Out' encapsulates the uncertainty of that youthful decade in your life...
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When a campaign group won a legal battle over gigs playing in south London’s Brockwell Park this summer, it opened up a wider debate around festival ownership, independence and public access to green spaces in the capital
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Read an exclusive excerpt from the new photobook from the British Culture Archive
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From the spiritual — and why she chose love as the universal theme of her upcoming second album — to the frivolous fun of dressing up, the ‘Messy’ hitmaker speaks to Rolling Stone UK about… well, everything
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The brains behind the revolutionary, industry-shaping animated band discuss always staying one step ahead, and why their quarter-century celebrations are “retrospective, not nostalgic”
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Watching a solar eclipse the day before recording third album Parasites & Butterflies convinced the Nova Twins’ Amy Love and Georgia South of the power of their new record’s opposing themes of light and darkness, as they tell Rolling Stone UK
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The singer’s debut album, ‘patching’, is the first of a two-part project that picks apart personal upheaval through beauty and melody
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Phantom embraced by artists from Marlene Dietrich, Elvis and Sir Elton John to John Lennon, Liberace and 50 Cent
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Harnessing a colourful fusion of jazz, soul and afrobeat influences, Kokoroko’s second album centres on bringing their beloved London to life
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With a new album out soon full of big questions and catchy hooks, the 73-year-old art-pop luminary talks about New York in the Seventies, staying creatively flexible, and why he might get into stand-up next
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With music from Kaytranada, Tom Grennan, Black Honey, Alison Goldfrapp and Jack Garratt.
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With a thrilling sound that's impossible to pigeonhole, GANS are becoming one of the UK's most exciting bands.
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KPop Demon Hunters songwriters EJAE and Mark Sonnenblick talk to Rolling Stone about the collaboration that birthed their hit single "Golden"
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On her third LP, ‘A Matter of Time’, the eclectic musician pushes her jazzy pop to new limits
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With the debut album from his For Those I Love project, David Balfe emerged with an astonishing ode to grief. On second album, ‘Carving the Stone’, he zooms out to look at inequality, gentrification and work
