Music Critic Samantha Andrews urges everyone to listen to The 1975's new single, If You're Too Shy (Let Me Know), saying it could be the band's best track to date

Music Critic Ffion Haf reviews The Kooks' latest EP of nostalgic old tracks with excitement for its potential sequel

Music Critic Hannah Massey reviews Tame Impala's album The Slow Rush in full, calling it a deeply personal reflection on his own life

Music Editor Gemma Elgar urges everyone to listen to Bleachers, the perfect artist for the beginning of summer, whose music ranges from cathartic pop belters, to some beautifully laid back, introspective tracks

James West explores the lesser-appreciated line up of Fleetwood Mac following Lindsey Buckingham's departure, and the more mature album that came as a result

Digital Editor Holly Pittaway reviews quality-over-quantity artist Still Woozy's new single Window, a simultaneously melancholic and uplifting track

Culture Editor Grace Baxendine reviews the latest Laura Marling album, Song For Our Daughter, calling it one of the most beautiful albums she has heard in a long time

Music Editor Bethany-Jo O'Neill covers some of her favourite musical live steams from artists during the COVID-19 period

On 'Can't Cool Me Down', Car Seat Headrest tease a serving of synths, ahead of their upcoming album. Music Editor Dylan Lucas reviews

Jade Matlock reviews the new Christine and the Queens EP, La vita nuova, as an emotional bilingual rollercoaster

All Time Low reach back to their older records in their new nostalgia-fuelled album Wake Up, Sunshine, Music Critic Ellie Harris writes

Culture Editor Grace Baxendine talks through the problematic term ‘world music’ with Holly Holden, and her upcoming album Green Guava, an ode to her twenties