Lisa Wright
Lisa Wright is a music journalist who has written for the likes of The Guardian, DIY, NME and ES Magazine.
2026 is Chloe Slater’s year
If the classic saying goes to put your money where your mouth is, then perhaps in the modern world it’s just as important to...
Lime Garden on their messy, Lily Allen-inspired new party album ‘Maybe Not Tonight’
If you’ve ever wondered what ‘Brat’ might have sounded like if it was written by a bunch of skint twenty-somethings with a penchant for...
Conversations with Friends: Jenny on Holiday x Steph Marziano
Following three critically-acclaimed albums as one half of symbiotic synth-pop duo Let’s Eat Grandma, Jenny Hollingworth is taking a sojourn with fittingly-named solo project...
West End Girl’ is Lily Allen unflinchingly reclaiming her narrative
‘There’s a scene at the start of Lily Allen’s 2011 documentary From Riches To Rags when the newly-’retired’ musician is seen completing one last...
The Last Dinner Party refuse to falter on ‘From The Pyre’
When The Last Dinner Party were launched into the public eye with debut single ‘Nothing Matters’ in the spring of 2023, it was as...
Meet The Favors, keeping the Laurel Canyon spirit alive
For a man with 10 Grammy Award wins, including a 2020 statue for Producer of the Year that, then-aged just 23, made him the...
Women are owning this year’s Euro festival season
At this year’s Glastonbury festival there was a notable, righteous feeling that, for once, the correct people were coming out on top – that...
Charli xcx at LIDO Festival: A raucous ride that’s as much about the crowd...
Undeniably the most omnipresent, inescapable cultural phenomenon of the decade (and quite possibly, the century), it seems almost unfathomable to think that ‘Brat’ was...
Blondshell makes rock music. Get over it.
It’s not that Sabrina Teitelbaum ever intentionally set out to put a razor-sharp scalpel to the pitfalls and perversions of modern dating on her...
Heartworms – ‘Glutton For Punishment’ review: world-building goth-rock
In the modern alternative landscape, there are few artists these days embracing true darkness – not just of the furious, half-spoken-half-ranted political kind, but...