Laura SnapesContributor

The down-to-earth pop diva on why it can be complicated for women to be sexual on stage, gaining confidence from her LGBTQ+ fans, and her frisky fifth album, That! Feels Good!.

In this Rising interview, the British musician talks about playing with a new band at every show, the catharsis of surrendering to the moment, and the intrinsic sense of community that powers his stunning new album.

The 46-year-old dance-pop cult-favorite on a life spent in clubs, jamming to Sonic Youth, Little Sister, and plenty of UK DJs.

This promising British artist is looking to find her own unique path within the world of music—but first, she’s got to move out of her parents’ house.

This UK indie-pop pair are propelled by boundless punk idealism, DIY principles, and pure, unadulterated joy.

The 81-year-old talks about the songs that have meant the most to her, from timeworn traditional odes to a hit from the Pretty Woman soundtrack, while chronicling her own remarkable story.

Staying close with childhood friends is hard. Staying close with childhood friends while being in one of the most painfully vulnerable bands on earth is even harder.

The onetime Bratmobile leader talks about the songs that comforted, emboldened, and defined her across the last 46 years, from Babes in Toyland to Bow Wow Wow.

A breakdown of the shifting politics, loyal fans, diverse sounds, and random nonsense that defined this year's UK mega-festival.

Everything you need to know about the new Grateful Dead tribute album curated by members of the National, along with insight on the band’s legacy from artists including Courtney Barnett, Real Estate, and more.

Natasha Khan talks about the perils of modern romance and the tragic tale that propels her upcoming fourth album, The Bride.

The West Coast singer and producer mixes meditative synths with organic instrumentation to create a beautifully bespoke sound world.