Baby Rose wears her heart on her sleeve on YEARNALISM
Robyn live in London
mary in the junkyard are creating their own talismans
Show Me the Body are rewriting the language of strength
Shane Lavers tells Best Fit about being caught between two realities on the band's second record Your Day Will Come.
Gia Margaret’s Romantic Piano was the first instrumental album that actress and musician Maya Hawke connected with; hearing Hawke’s voice makes Chicago songwriter Margaret want to sing. In conversation, the two artists discuss trusting in their joy centre as they battle an off-and-on relationship with their in-built instrument.
Sofia Isella is tearing up the playbook to surrender control to the forces that write through her – and finding something close to joy in the wreckage.
Amid a landscape built on aesthetics, Mae O'Neill is seeking depth outside of image and reckoning with exploitation, identity, and the long road to self-possession as maehem99.
Canadian quartet Truck Violence are turning economic desolation and intimate catastrophe into a brutally poetic meditation on being at the mercy of the world, they tell Hayden Merrick.
Darlington-born Pollyfromthedirt is making skewed, clunky outsider pop driven by a deliberate step away from the industry and indie elitism.
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