“Who Told You That” rides a groovy, breezy country rhythm as Wetmore draws a line in the sand between reputation and reality.

Games captures Chloe’s pull towards “the thrill of not knowing how something will end, even when I know it could destroy me”.

‘Celestial Bodies’ ventures into more expansive territory, pairing hypnotic rhythms with dreamlike lyricism

“Dead Letters” balances introspection with sharp wit, tackling themes of frustration, cynicism and neurosis

Driven by cinematic builds, soaring indie-folk production and one of Quigley’s most captivating vocal performances to date,

Stone Foundation head out on tour throughout November and December this year, catch them at the below dates…

The Mercury Prize returns to Newcastle as the host city for 2026, in partnership with Newcastle City Council.

All of the new Rubber Soul formats feature the album’s new stereo mix, sourced directly from the original four-track master tapes.

They reformed in 2014, finding a global scene full of bands indebted to Ride and their peers

At its London dates, audiences will experience PULSE for the first time: a more propulsive, rhythm-driven production