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Watch the video for Skunk Anansie’s new single, Lost And Found

Skunk Anansie have released a powerful new single, Lost And Found, along with a video that was written and directed by Skin.

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Aerial Salad have announced a hopeful new EP, Roi de l’herb

Following last year’s R.O.I. album, Aerial Salad are releasing a five-track EP in the summer that they call “the teaser for what’s next…”

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“I’m making decisions from a place that isn’t fear”: Why Lydia Night has gone solo

As Lydia Night launches her solo career, the former Regrettes star reflects on the end of the band, the brutal honesty in her new music, and why first single Pity Party is a “vulnerable, trauma dump of a song”…

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You Me At Six: “This is a celebration, for us, and for the fans... I’m so grateful we’re doing it our way”

This week, You Me At Six take their final bow, rounding off two decades at the top of the Britrock mountain and going out entirely on their own terms. To say goodbye, we joined the Weybridge favourites on their farewell tour to look back over a rollercoaster career, what it all means, and why they’re calling time…

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Skunk Anansie, CLT DRP, The Molotovs and more join The Great Escape 2025

Over 170 new names have been added to the annual Great Escape in Brighton – including a very special, intimate Skunk Anansie set.

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Spencer Charnas unveils Pretty Evil cosmetics brand

“Would I be caught dead in Pretty Evil? Absolutely. And so should you.” Ice Nine Kills vocalist Spencer Charnas is branching out, launching new beauty brand Pretty Evil…

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Listen to Amira Elfeky’s new EP, Surrender

Bring Me The Horizon-approved nu-metal star Amira Elfeky has shared her new six-track EP Surrender, which she describes as “an exploration of the space between holding on and letting go”.

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“Death just exists. It’s not malicious, it’s not comforting, it’s just there”: How Backxwash shed skin and reimagined herself

Alt-rap shapeshifter Backxwash has spent a long time being raw. Having completed a trilogy that dug deep into addiction, identity and religion, on new album Only Dust Remains she’s expanding every horizon – including what the end might look like. Not only that, she wants to become as freewheeling as Lady Gaga…

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Private jokes, posh dressing rooms and absolutely no sweatpants: Life on the road with Skin

Skin has done it all. So it’s no surprise that, when Skunk Anansie’s singer is on tour these days, she’s a self-described “goody two-shoes” who doesn’t even want to step foot in a manky service station…

The Cover Story

Deafheaven: “If power is influence, we have a responsibility to be as understanding, empathetic and knowledgeable as possible”

Deafheaven frontman George Clarke has grappled with the self-examination through music for years now. Where his Californian pioneers’ icy blackgaze has often felt like an exercise in abstract deflection, however, awesome sixth album Lonely People With Power finds healing fire in its complex interrogation of human relationships and the art of influence over one another...

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Live review: Knocked Loose, London O2 Academy Brixton

Knocked Loose incite their biggest ever display of violence in the UK – and it feels like they’re writing future history…

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Who are Limp Bizkit’s fans?

We meet the fans at Limp Bizkit’s sold-out Manchester arena show to find out why the band and the nu-metal scene is going through a resurgence right now...

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Album review: Bloodywood – Nu Delhi

Indian metallers Bloodywood return with second album of deliciously matched influences and perfectly seasoned ear candy.

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Dinosaur Pile-Up unleash “five years of pent-up emotion” with comeback single ’Bout To Lose It

Dinosaur Pile-Up are back with their brand-new single, ’Bout To Lose It, which frontman Matt Bigland says is intentionally “intense and visceral”.

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Panic Shack tackle “ludicrous” ’00s body image culture with new single Gok Wan

Watch the video for Panic Shack’s new single Gok Wan, which reflects on how growing up through the 2000s “shaped our little teenager minds into this grown-up hellscape…”

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“There’s no better time than right now”: Why Hot Milk aren’t holding back on their new album, Corporation P.O.P

Hot Milk are back with the first look at their second album, the apocalyptic 90 Seconds To Midnight. They told us how they’re getting heavier, how they’re getting angrier, and how they got Frank Skinner in the video…

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Watch the video for Skunk Anansie’s new single, Lost And Found

Aerial Salad have announced a hopeful new EP, Roi de l’herb

“I’m making decisions from a place that isn’t fear”: Why Lydia Night has gone solo

You Me At Six: “This is a celebration, for us, and for the fans... I’m so grateful we’re doing it our way”

Skunk Anansie, CLT DRP, The Molotovs and more join The Great Escape 2025

Spencer Charnas unveils Pretty Evil cosmetics brand

Listen to Amira Elfeky’s new EP, Surrender

“Death just exists. It’s not malicious, it’s not comforting, it’s just there”: How Backxwash shed skin and reimagined herself

Private jokes, posh dressing rooms and absolutely no sweatpants: Life on the road with Skin

Deafheaven: “If power is influence, we have a responsibility to be as understanding, empathetic and knowledgeable as possible”

Live review: Knocked Loose, London O2 Academy Brixton

Who are Limp Bizkit’s fans?

Album review: Bloodywood – Nu Delhi

Dinosaur Pile-Up unleash “five years of pent-up emotion” with comeback single ’Bout To Lose It

Panic Shack tackle “ludicrous” ’00s body image culture with new single Gok Wan

“There’s no better time than right now”: Why Hot Milk aren’t holding back on their new album, Corporation P.O.P

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