Transatlantic pair Sons of Town Hall has enthusiastically revealed the much-anticipated debut of their second record, Of Ghosts and Gods, scheduled for release on 6 March.

Alt-pop riser Déyyess is kicking off 2025 with an expanded take on her breakout EP Would You Go Down On A Girl?, now reissued in a deluxe edition. The new version adds two fresh tracks – “Silverlake Baby” and “Me, Oh My” – to a project that’s fast becoming a WLW favourite.

Halifax indie-pop artist Ellur has released her debut album, At Home In My Mind, via Dance To The Radio, marking a major step for the Yorkshire songwriter following a steady rise built on word-of-mouth buzz and critical praise.

The DMA’s kicked off their Ten Years of Hills End tour with a sold-out show at The O2 Victoria Warehouse, and it was mental.

In this interview, Miss Blanche opens up about identity, creativity, challenges as an international artist in London, and the journey toward her first EP.

70s-inspired Brighton rock band Creeping Jean made a Mammoth start to their Supercharger tour last week at the Craufurd Arms, celebrating the release of their latest single of the same name.