Music

From humble beginnings, rehearsing in a shipping container a stone’s throw from the church where Desmond Tutu organised the escape of the most wanted

Multi-dimensional multi-instrumentalist and producer Emma-Jean Thackray broke into the London scene in the mid-2010s when a wave of instrumentalists were emerging. Emma-Jean’s sound, though,

It’s a delight to welcome back Hollie after well over a decade and we can’t wait for some lush grooves and velvety vocals. Hollie

The enduring energy and rhythm of The Selecter prove that 2-Tone is still as relevant and important as it was 40 years ago. A

Penguin Cafe was founded in 2009 by Arthur Jeffes, bringing together a talented and disparate group of musicians with the dream of continuing and

Lately, it feels like the world is one endless bad news cycle. Joshua Idehen isn’t here to pretend otherwise but instead brings humour, warmth

Blending atmospheric night time soundscapes, astral synth work, multi-fidelity recordings and dreamy guitars – Night Tapes is a South-East London project making envelope-pushing, escapist

More than a decade after first emerging, protest singer, LGBTQ+ activist, comedy audience favourite and folk star Grace Petrie stands out as one the

The Menstrual Cramps is a DIY queer punk band from Bristol, UK, known for its feminist, anti-fascist, and pro-choice stance. Their music – loud,

Queerky is a community centred techno party, focused on enabling connection and exploration within a safer space. Since the lifting of lockdown in 2021,

Big Sleep partly came together at school, and others later joined through Dublin’s live music scene. With indie-pop qualities that blend alternative rock, pop,

Porij has awoken an appetite for something we didn’t realise we were so hungry for: a collision between the worlds of indie-rock and dance