Lisa Wright
Lisa Wright is a music journalist who has written for the likes of DIY, NME and ES Magazine.
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...
Chloe Qisha is the fully-formed popstar everyone will be talking about this year
From Wet Leg to The Last Dinner Party, the most successful breakout artists of the last couple of years have been the ones who’ve...
Jasmine.4.t is making tender, boygenius-produced indie
As the first UK artist to sign to Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory label, Manchester-based jasmine.4.t is already keeping top tier company; with her imminent...
“I was worried I’d left it too late” – Chvrches’ Lauren Mayberry on going...
“When I started thinking about writing my own stuff, I definitely remember being in a tourbus and Googling, ‘How old was Gwen Stefani?’ ‘How...
45s of the week: the best new tracks to add to your playlist
Charli XCX - 'Spring Breakers' ft Kesha
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YO2_O1L_YY
Four months on from its original drop and the lime green supremacy of ‘Brat’ is still serving at...
“I ride for you Charli”: How Lorde and Charli XCX just proved being a...
Amongst a landscape of diss tracks and beefs, petty feuds and vicious undercutting, this week Charli XCX and Lorde checkmated their peers with the...
The UK festivals you have to be at this summer
After what has felt like a very long winter, spring is here and we can almost smell the cider on the wind. In 2024,...
CSS’ Lovefoxxx: “I wanted to fuck and travel and then god made me an...
With the indie sleaze revival still in full swing, Lisa Wright meets CSS' Lovefoxxx for a thoroughly entertaining conversation about the band's 20 year reunion shows.
Sheer Mag: “We all love rock music unironically”
If you thought the extended live music-less void of the COVID years was bad, try being in Sheer Mag. A band who, from their...