Grace Almond
Grace is a music and politics writer based in London. She also runs an inclusive night with her friends called Rainbow Tapes, and presents her show, Crystal Queer, on Alphabet Radio, every first Wednesday of the month.
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Kicking off this year with a much-needed dose of happiness to combat 2021’s special brand of January...
Billie Eilish – ‘Where Do We Go? The Livestream’ review: politics, fans and hits...
With Billie Eilish’s career sky-rocketing over the past four years – an ever-growing social media following (a casual 67 million), five Grammy wins, three...
Nubya Garcia: “I try and deflect the questions that put too many labels on...
Camden’s Nubya Garcia weaves a tapestry of identity on her debut album, ‘Source’, her most confident outing to date. After collaborations with collectives such...
Working Men’s Club – ‘Working Men’s Club’ review: The band emerge as confident and...
It’s been an exciting journey for Working Men’s Club. After releasing BBC 6 Music favourite ‘Bad Blood’, line-up changes, such as the departure of...
Punk’s lack of diversity is at odds with its spirit – and it’s time...
“We’re Bikini Kill and we want revolution, Girl-style now!” Kathleen Hanna yelled out on Bikini Kill’s 1992 track, ‘Double Dare Ya’, 15 years after...
Powfu – “I feel blessed to be in this position where I can help...
At age 21, Canadian artist Powfu has already firmly grasped the title of one of 2020’s breakout stars, his lo-fi hip-hop tracks hitting over...
MICHELLE: “What we look like isn’t everything we are”
Since they formed in New York in the summer of 2018, MICHELLE have been releasing some of the best in sunny, summer anthems. Blending...
Willie J Healey: “If it’s something I want to do then I’ll keep going...
Willie J Healey's first album, ‘People And Their Dogs’, was released in 2017. What began as a discography of soft melodies and gentle lyrics...
Fontaines DC – ‘A Hero’s Death’ review: The Dublin band don’t rest on their...
Fontaines DC’s ‘Dogrel’ was easily one of the best debuts in the last ten years. Whether it was the joyful, crisp tones of ‘Liberty...
Jessy Lanza – ‘All The Time’ review: introspective themes define her best album to...
Jessy Lanza’s style flits between experimental pop and club-ready anthems. With a BBC Radio 1 residency and two critically acclaimed albums under her belt,...