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Drawing a line between the joyous fuzz pop of The Pains Of Being Pure At Heart and the minimalist brilliance of Young Marble Giants come the young London trio Flowers.

Follow the glitteringly explosive and all-round impressive duo, audiobooks, for a day as they photograph their sea excursion in the name of Green Man festival. 

Arriving in London via Berlin, Lea Porcelain create a sound rich in dark synths and brooding guitar lines.

From a show at Scala, 8th December.

Its quasi-secrecy and its refreshing take on festival billing make it one of the UK’s best

We catch up with Arthur Beatrice ahead of Field Day 2016

Ahead of another weekend of Carnival madness, Rampage share with us their top five carnival moments.

The Polyphonic Spree // Village Underground - August 6th Photos by Rachel Lipsitz   No Monster Club   The Bright Ones   Buy: The Polyphonic Spree - Yes, It's True

I can never tell whether it’s ludicrous or brilliant that something as essentially ephemeral and flimsy as pop music has such a hold on the most important moments in our lives

The Goon Sax show us their lives in photos ahead of their show at the great escape festival

Including New Year's Eve plans, Loyle Carner's Yard Sale Pizza and Best Fit's Five Day Forecast.

Evans the Death talk to Gareth Ware about the making of their second album, delays and getting angry.

Danny Wright looks back on Blur's Beetlebum 20 years later

Village Underground, 29th November

We catch up with Nicholas Allbrook ahead of his Field Day performance

given Laura Burhenn of The Mynabirds predilection for swearing, Motown and The Neverending Story, it's probably safe to think we've found a kindred spirit here.

Ahead of the release of their new album, we talk to Tune-Yards about the contemporary politics that inspired their fourth full-length.

From a show at Hoxton Square Bar, 18th November.

Gareth Ware goes in on Australia's music funding crisis...

You might realise something. You might not. It doesn't really matter though, only CEO can judge me.

Photos of The Heartbreaks at O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, supporting We Are Scientists & Superfood by Jen Philips