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Meet Muireann Bradley, the Donegal singer giving folk and blues a modern touch
With a new EP adding original material to her canon of cover versions, Bradley is a torchbearer for the future of blues and folk
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KATSEYE discuss working with Ed Sheeran, new documentary and EP: ‘We sound more mature’
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Wasia Project’s William Gao and Olivia Hardy on chaos, community and creativity
“We feel assured in the community we’ve built for ourselves,” says Gao, one half of the sibling duo who are making cinematic alt-pop
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On the Road: breaking sound barriers as a female engineer
Sound engineer Beth Denton discusses weaving behind-the-scenes magic to make live music sound as good as it can, and making it as a female technician in a male-dominated field
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‘They make the laws to chain us well’: Folk music fights for its rights
As of March 2026, Scottish folk pioneer Dick Gaughan has served notice to record label Celtic Music to reclaim the rights to his music. Here, music historian Colin Harper, along with artists The Mary Wallopers, Barbara Dickson, Allan Taylor and Martin Simpson, discuss the impact of Gaughan’s fight for other elderly artists, and the protest at the heart of folk music’s continued legacy
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Meet Birmingham punks Flesh Creep, ‘friendly people that make unfriendly music’
With new EP ‘Glimmer’ out now, the hardcore band discuss putting positivity in the world, band practices becoming therapy sessions, and starting a heavy band in the “home of metal”
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Overmono: ‘We’re absolute animals in the studio’
Recording on 1930s train announcement speakers. Breaking pedals on purpose. Cooking cymbals in the oven. The dance duo’s second album, ‘Pure Devotion’, sees the high-flying Welsh brothers go delightfully analogue
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Getdown Services: ‘The world isn’t in a good place, so let’s have a fucking laugh’
With their second album serving up more sharply observed lyrics and a unique line in glee-filled live performance, the West Country’s Josh Law and Ben Sadler are earning themselves a permanent place in music lovers’ hearts, and having a really good laugh at the same time…
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Dermot Kennedy is on top of the world
Rolling Stone UK goes backstage with Dermot Kennedy, Ireland’s triple- chart-topping, stadium-packing star.
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Inside the special edition of The Beatles’ ‘Rubber Soul’
Producer Giles Martin breaks down the new versions of the classic 1965 album, which draw on “de-mixing” technology and include a previously unheard John Lennon demo
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James Ford: ‘I’d be singing something while the nurses took my blood’
The acclaimed producer and songwriter tells Rolling Stone UK about how he faced mortality and recorded his stunning new album ‘Lost In Another World’ while undergoing treatment for acute myeloid Leukemia in a London hospital
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Songer: ‘I’m someone who writes down stuff and puts it out to the world’
Songer is not from London, remains resolutely independent, and fills his albums with confessional bars about mental health. It’s all working splendidly
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DJ Harvey: ‘Now is better than it’s ever been’
‘The Keith Richards of Dance Music’ on 35 years of Ministry of Sound, the return of Rulin’, punk mentalities and why he doesn’t mind phones in his crowds
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Playlist Picks: Ania Magliano
The ‘SNL UK’ star’s picks see her discuss her renewed love for the radio and why The Dare is the ideal role model for modern masculinity
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YEONJUN’S Evolution: ‘This album got me closer to understanding who I am’
The K-pop star spoke to us about growing as an artist with his sophomore album NO LABELS: PART 02
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The Last Word: Martha Reeves
Motown icon, Martha Reeves, on 'Dancing in the Street', ‘Searching’, her first new studio album in 22 years, and how, after six decades in music, her dreams are still coming true…
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How Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath pioneered an entire world of metal
On the first anniversary of Ozzy Osbourne's passing, this exclusive extract from new book 'The Beautiful Death of Ozzy Osbourne' shows how he was at the forefront of an entire genre.
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Meet Saint Clair, the London band combining classic guitar sounds with their own fresh approach
Saint Clair are the latest exciting guitar band to emerge from London...
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Nia Archives breaks free
For years, being Nia Archives came with a mission: champion jungle. Now, the poster girl for the genre’s renaissance is spreading her musical wings and being unapologetically herself
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Scorcher is having the run of his life
After a stop-start trajectory to his career, London rapper Scorcher is finally having the career he dreamed of.