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Album Reviews

KATSEYE – ‘Wild’ EP review: global girl group struggle to find the sweet spot

Two years, three EPs and multiple hit songs in, and it’s still no clearer where the global girl group are taking their music

Rhian Daly
Este Haim

Este Haim on scoring Bella Ramsey film ‘Sunny Dancer’ and Haim’s New York-inspired fifth album

Dominic Sessa

Dominic Sessa on why Anthony Bourdain’s life “was not a tragedy” but “a symbol of hope”

'Diablo 4: Lord Of Hatred'.

How ‘Diablo’ continues to provide the definitive dark-fantasy game soundtrack

Nate Sib (2026), photo by Chessa Subbiondo

Nate Sib is finding peace and purpose in his pop mission

This Is Lorelei Nate Amos

This Is Lorelei was only meant to be a side project. It’s made Nate Amos an indie darling

Trending News

Robbie Williams shares autism diagnosis

Brian May

Brian May badly recreates iconic Queen album cover to prove dangers of AI: “So this is the kind of intelligence that will soon be ruling the world?”

Bloodstock Festival

Bloodstock announce 27 bands and headliners for 2027 line-up

Serena Cherry as Noctule, Elden Ring album

‘Elden Ring’ inspired a black metal solo album from Svalbard’s Serena Cherry

Matthew McConaughey Ella Langley

Watch Matthew McConaughey cover Ella Langley’s ‘Choosin Texas’ on ‘The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon’

'The Lord Of The Rings: War In The North'

‘Lord Of The Rings’ classic game gets surprise remaster – and more are on the way

Album Reviews

Phoebe Bridgers Lost Weekend Review

Phoebe Bridgers – ‘Lost Weekend’ review: indie’s poet laureate returns with a staggering, strange and stirring opus

Getdown Services (2026), photo by Siôn Marshall-Waters

Getdown Services – ‘Massive Champion’ review: an unlikely triumph of heart and humour

katseye wild review

KATSEYE – ‘Wild’ EP review: global girl group struggle to find the sweet spot

Jorja Smith What Are The Odds Review

Jorja Smith – ‘What Are The Odds’ review: embracing catharsis on the dancefloor

Features

FLO

Growth, girlhood, and getting down: for FLO, ‘Therapy At The Club’ captures the spirit of life and love in your twenties

Finn Wolfhard

Finn Wolfhard on his first post-’Stranger Things’ album: “These songs are less personal and more about characters”

Matt Damon and Anne Hathaway have god-tier concert histories

'Silent Hill 2 Remake'

‘Silent Hill’s unsettling soundtrack was always meant to give you nightmares

PS Hitsquad

UK drill pioneer PS Hitsquad on his solo debut: “I feel like I’ve spent my whole life on license”

Jackson Connor’s ‘Tip Toe’ breakout has been a long time coming

Gig Reviews

Florence + The Machine

Florence + The Machine and Fcukers kept the party going at Sziget 2026 day three

Twenty One Pilots and Ashnikko conjured their own worlds on day two at Sziget Festival 2026

Sombr and Dijon ripped up the rulebook on day one at Sziget Festival 2026

System Of A Down live at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. Credit: Clemente Ruiz

System Of A Down live in London review: A QOTSA-featuring, Oasis-baiting, circle pit party

Exclusive Interviews

Este Haim

Este Haim on scoring Bella Ramsey film ‘Sunny Dancer’ and Haim’s New York-inspired fifth album

Glu

GLU’s Michael Shuman on new ‘Pony Boy EP’, album plans and why Queens Of The Stone Age won’t headline stadiums

Dominic Sessa

Dominic Sessa on why Anthony Bourdain’s life “was not a tragedy” but “a symbol of hope”

KatzPascale

Meet KatzPascale, the chamber music duo putting audiences in a trance

This Is Lorelei Nate Amos

This Is Lorelei was only meant to be a side project. It’s made Nate Amos an indie darling

Wrath Of The Gods'.

The cursed story of ‘The Wicker Man’ has a new tragic chapter

The Cover

Nate Sib (2026), photo by Chessa Subbiondo

Nate Sib is finding peace and purpose in his pop mission

Sailor Honeymoon (2026), photo by Annie Chung

Sailor Honeymoon conjure up a world of defiant, irreverent imperfection

Chanel Beads (2026), photo by Eve Alpert

Chanel Beads: the stuff of waking dreams

More News

Emily Eavis confirms Glastonbury 2027 headliners booked as she responds to Madonna rumours

'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' still. CREDIT: HBO

‘Black Mirror’ director turns down offer to work on ‘Harry Potter’ series: “Absolutely fucking not”

The Reytons score Number One album “without a single play on mainstream radio”

Fontaines D.C. preview new single ‘Marianne’ and confirm fifth album is incoming

Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World

Jimmy Eat World at Crystal Palace Bowl: check out the stage times

People view the partial solar eclipse from the Glastonbury site

These were Spotify’s most-played songs during the solar eclipse

Lionel Richie performing live on stage, photo by Scott Legato/Getty

Lionel Richie hits out at Usher and Chris Brown’s joint tour: “We didn’t go to jail”

La Roux. CREDIT: Nabil

La Roux faces her demons, auADHD diagnosis and addictions on propulsive new single ‘Lose Myself’

Radar - New Music

iKeda

iKeda is building her own world full of bubbly electropop gold

Little Grandad

Little Grandad: the alt-country band speeding towards stardom

Chanpan

NYC trio Chanpan make fresh, unpredictable alt-pop that plays by their own rules

EQ

Argentinian dance duo EQ are fighting for their right to party

Film & TV News

'Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone' still. CREDIT: HBO

‘Black Mirror’ director turns down offer to work on ‘Harry Potter’ series: “Absolutely fucking not”

Matthew McConaughey Jennifer Lopez

Matthew McConaughey name-dropped Jennifer Lopez when he got pulled over by Mexican police

Dave Chappelle on stage

Footage shows Dave Chappelle protesting Fugees’ set being cut short at Lauryn Hill’s Diaspora Calling! festival: “You’re fucking up history”

Lucy Davis

‘The Office’ star Lucy Davis “in shock” from “overwhelming” response to cancer announcement

David Lynch

Immersive David Lynch and ‘Twin Peaks’ celebration event coming to London next month

The Last Of Us

Matthew McConaughey turned down ‘The Last Of Us’ TV show lead role

Weezer

A Weezer movie is coming in 2027

Phoebe Bridgers and Paul Mescal, photo by Taylor Hill/Getty

Fans think Phoebe Bridgers’ ‘The Governor’s Waltz’ is about her relationship with Paul Mescal

Film & TV Reviews

Tony

‘Tony’ review: a mostly delicious taste of pre-fame Anthony Bourdain

Lanterns

‘Lanterns’ review: buddy-cop drama is worlds away from Ryan Reynolds’ comic book disaster

Ricky Gervais and Gus from 'Alley Cats' review

‘Alley Cats’ review: look what Ricky Gervais has dragged in

The Shards cast

‘The Shards’ review: ‘American Psycho’ author’s stabby meta-memoir is an LA horror story

Gaming News

‘Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy’ soundtrack

‘Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy’ soundtrack is coming to streaming next week

Sonic Frontiers

‘Sonic’, ‘Tetris’ and more classic games are coming to ‘Fortnite’

Serena Cherry as Noctule, Elden Ring album

‘Elden Ring’ inspired a black metal solo album from Svalbard’s Serena Cherry

The Last Of Us

Matthew McConaughey turned down ‘The Last Of Us’ TV show lead role

Pokemon Ruby & Sapphire release Switch

Pokémon fans are convinced ‘Ruby & Sapphire’ are coming to the Switch this year

'Helldivers 2'

‘Helldivers 2’ expanded soundtrack hits streaming

KIngdom Come: Deliverance screenshot

‘Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2’ sequel will launch in the next 19 months

‘Hogwarts Legacy 2’ is officially in the works

Game Reviews

'Beast Of Reincarnation' review

‘Beast Of Reincarnation’ review: the most forgettable game of 2026

'Halo: Campaign Evolved' review

‘Halo: Campaign Evolved’ review: experience Xbox’s first masterpiece anew

'Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced'

‘Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced’ review: a treasure chest of sea-faring adventures

Mixtape game review

Mixtape review: casual gamer’s dream with a killer soundtrack

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