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The Teesside guitar band’s frontman Kingsley takes the Best Fit Q&A and tells us all about why being in KISS is better than having any superpowers, the importance of politeness and who he’d most like to say sorry to.
To help you prepare for this year’s celebration of music, vinyl and record shops, Best Fit writers pick the most desirable releases.
With the annual day of music celebration imminent, self-professed vinyl nerd Tom Hannan ponders the relevance and necessity of the modern day record collection.
The Montreal shoegazers talk scrapping whole albums, ambiguous lyrics and having Metallica cover bands inadvertently guesting on their debut record.
Best Fit speaks to one of Nashville’s most inspiring guitarists, William Tyler, to find out about the dark and fascinating inspiration behind his second album.
“People just get weirder as they get older I think”: Best Fit catches up with Steve Turner of Mudhoney to discuss the legendary Seattle band’s history, and their latest release.
With her brand new album due out tomorrow Alessi Laurent–Marke takes the Best Fit Q&A.
With the BBC refusing to play a top-selling track celebrating the death of Margaret Thatcher in full, we look back at key moments in the organisation’s battle with popular music.
Oklahoma’s Horse Thief talk Taylor Swift, “psychedelic folk rock” and the problem with the Top 40 in today’s Best Fit interview.
Kate Rolle muses over why our closest European neighbours are that much less passionate about music than the Brits.
Coinciding with the release of the band’s fourth album Indigo Meadow, frontman Alex Maas speaks about the new record and his love for psychedelic music.
The Watford folk trio discuss their admiration of Bon Iver, perks of being in a family band and why they’re still trying to figure out how to write the perfect song.