Lisa Wright

Built on a rock-solid friendship, the Melbourne group’s captivating indie-folk takes on life’s “pathetic little tragedies” with heart and humour

On his seventh album ‘Glory’, Mike Hadreas is trying to find peace and stability in a ruptured world

Fuelled by a love of jazz and rock icons, the Michigan native is starting to forge her own path to timelessness

The two acts talk to NME about Robbie Williams being "the link" between them, why the punk duo have scrapped a European tour, Soft Play's potential plan to "do an OnlyFans" like Nash, and praise Chappell Roan for "speaking out"

The Camden singer died ten years ago today, leaving behind a rich musical legacy

You only (hopefully) get to do it once, so making the right choice for a first dance song is an integral part of any...

Lennon’s solo work fell very much into two categories. There were the angry, visceral, political bawl-outs that tried to throttle peace out of the...

Author Jon Ronson has spent the last two decades peeking behind the door of society's stranger quarters, embarking on what he still-enthusiastically describes as...

Next time you see a listing for Spaniel, Spaniel, Lombard and Razzcocks, we'd suggest you pay a little more attention... 50. Bernard Shakey aka Neil...

It's the first day back to work after the Christmas break and you're probably not feeling your best. Luckily, we've got the perfect remedy...