After playing on the BBC Introducing Stage at Reading Festival, we sat down with Tom Harper-Ward and Harry Acreman from Sun Arcana to hear about their busy summer, their debut EP, festival anthems and more.

We caught up with Brian Sella and Mat Uychich, better known as The Front Bottoms, at Reading Festival earlier this summer, to discuss their Ann EP, how live shows compare in the UK and a whole lot more. Read on to find out exactly what went down.

We caught up with West Thebarton's Brian Bolado after their Reading Festival debut to talk the UK vs Australia, live shows and what's on the cards in the upcoming months.

Following on from the release of two EPs, and eleven years since they formed the band, Calm For The Restless have released their debut album 'Finish What You Started'. Here's what we thought of the band's first full-length...

Ahead of their Reading Festival debut we sat down with south coast quartet Wild Front to talk about what makes them feel good, memorable first impressions and their forthcoming debut album.

An August Bank Holiday tradition for many is spending the weekend at Reading Festival, seeing some of the biggest names and exciting new acts from wide-spanning genres. With our fingers firmly crossed that summer would continue for just three more days, here’s what happened during our annual trip to the festival.

This week sees the return of the annual Reading & Leeds Festival, home to some of the not only the biggest acts, but also some of the best up and coming names from across the globe. Wondering who you should check out over the weekend? Check out our ones to watch guide!

It’s been two years since Australian pop-punk outfit With Confidence released their debut album Better Weather. In that time they’ve gone away, had a line-up reshuffle and come back stronger than ever with new album Love & Loathing.

Brighton based quartet Orchards have just released their Losers/Lovers EP via Big Scary Monsters. Produced by Thomas Le Beau Morley, the EP touches upon everything from love, loss and mental health in a sincere and special way.

This Wild Life are following up 2016's Low Tides with new album Petaluma, out now on Epitaph Records. Flaunting all the heartfelt lyrics, emotive vocals and catchy guitar lines you could want, we have high hopes for this release.