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As the drawn out semester comes to a much needed halt with the Easter break, Gemma and Kiah review the latest releases from easy life, All Time Low, Beabadoobee and BETWEEN FRIENDS to kick off your holiday....

Every breakup invites conflict, every conflict requires redemption. For London-based artist Tom Grennan, redemption can manifest as an album. Named after the Hackney street which Grennan once lived upon with an ex, ‘Evering Road’ is a reflection on past mistakes and lessons for the future.  ...

Just like the rest of us, Brighton duo Frankie Stew and Harvey Gunn have been through a lot in the past year. Boasting notable features from fellow up-and-coming figures in the UK hip hop scene, their new project ‘Handle With Care’ sees them nonchalantly express feelings of self-growth and...

As we approach the Easter break, Gemma and Kiah review the newest releases from Inhaler, Nasty Cherry, The Maine and Lord Huron to create a soundtrack to your spring....

Gemma reviews a local artist from the University of Nottingham, VRBL's debut album "Red Wine and Sleeping Pills"....

Gemma and Kiah team up to give us their thoughts on the newest releases from Against the Current, Citizen, bülow and Grouplove....

After a busy week in music, Gemma and Kiah review the latest releases from Japanese Breakfast, No Rome, Maroon 5 and more....