After a three-year hiatus during which she was dropped by her label, fell in love and moved to the other side of the world, Shura is back with a second album.
With her new album, the Californian musician, composer and planetary scientist has constructed a post-apocalyptic sci-fi story that takes aim at the one percent.
With their debut album, the London duo narrate the trials of life in your mid-to-late-twenties. For the band, it’s about seeking out the magic in the mundane.
The acclaimed filmmaker behind Senna and Amy has a new film, charting the rise and fall of footballing legend Diego Maradona. But he still wouldn’t call himself a documentarian.
Mac DeMarco made his name as the ‘lovable prince of indie rock’. But after 10 years of singing about growing up, he’s become a homebody just trying to keep his head screwed on.
Following the addiction and infighting that characterised their last release, many felt the Fat Whites wouldn’t make it. But against the odds, they’re back.