Music is a strong weapon to fight climate change, even if it means sticking up for The 1975By Luke Cartledge8 Oct 2019
These were the best 9 albums released in September and that’s all you can be sure of right nowBy Tristan Gatward29 Sep 2019
Shame are curating a festival – here’s Charlie Steen on the acts they’ve got playingBy Loud And Quiet25 Sep 2019
Aphex Twin brings nightmare visions of Vera Duckworth and raging rhythms to Manchester’s new Warehouse ProjectBy Daniel Dylan Wray23 Sep 2019
‘Are we still friends?’ – after four years Tyler, The Creator was back playing a show in the UKBy Alex Francis17 Sep 2019
It was apt that Gazelle Twin said goodbye to Pastoral in the week where the British government descended into chaosBy Luke Cartledge16 Sep 2019
John Talabot and Sons of Raphael help complete the line-up for Pitchfork Paris 2019By Loud And Quiet4 Sep 2019
Doing it for the ‘gram – these backstage artist portraits from End Of The Road festival 2019 deserve bare likesBy Loud And Quiet4 Sep 2019
End Of The Road festival 2019 – Away from the big names this was the best new(er) stuff we sawBy Loud And Quiet3 Sep 2019
Metronomy’s new album will keep you warm this winter, as End Of The Road found out last nightBy Gemma Samways2 Sep 2019
If you could get anywhere near the tent then Fontaines D.C. were pretty good inside it at End Of The RoadBy Tristan Gatward2 Sep 2019
Artfully understated – Courtney Barnett was more than a worthy sub for Beirut at End Of The RoadBy Tristan Gatward1 Sep 2019
There’s a dystopian hellscape unfolding – Kate Tempest was there to help us cry together at End Of The RoadBy Sam Walton1 Sep 2019
