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Luke Morgan Britton takes trash on the net and your digital footprint

Rachel Grace Almeida delves into America's backwards gun laws in this month's Penny

Why aren’t we going into space, man…  It’s usually with a wide-jawed, jaded yawn that I thumb right past Justin Bieber newspaper stories on the...

The bands that captured our youth are reminding us we’re getting old, in this month's Penny...

Vinyl is for life, not just for Record Store Day by Lucie Grace

As we hit our 50th issue, our editor reflects on survival, 3am deadlines and ignoring the things you can't control.

Penny For Your Thoughts by Jen Long I’m really bored of boys in bands. I’m bored of going to shows and not seeing a single...

Founder of Grrrl Zine Fair, Lu Williams discusses scraping by and staying DIY.

Dan McCormick talks Mike Skinner's Birthday Cake.

Jamz Supernova talks #BlackGirlMagic in this month's superb Penny

Women Make Noise; a book launch and more...  The shop was full at Flashback Records, Islington, and from behind the counter, Victoria Yeulet, Rhian Jones...

In mid-January, a former pop star sold their Brit Award trophy on eBay for £66,100. That in itself gives us a lot to talk...

It won’t be the same. Disappointment awaits. But can you pass by your favourite band’s reunion tour?

In the wake of Trump, Brexit, and the flaming ball of awful that was 2016, Andy Hannah pens a powerful call to arms

  NO SLEEP TILL LONDON...  I was in Berlin a couple of weeks ago and listened to an impeccably trainer-ed German guy bemoan the fact that,...

I don't care how much a song slaps, bops or bangs, it's gotta have a plan. Jamming is a directionless anti-plan and, also, it's really really boring.

Jack Urwin talks the importance of a name when it comes to bands.

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

Ghosts by Japan Ghosts is one of the weirdest, most singular singles to grace the Top 5.   It has no drums and is very, very...

"Faking. Not a good look."

Future Of The Left's Andrew Falkous on the brutal realities of touring