Sophie Williams
Sophie is a music and culture journalist from Cardiff, Wales. She is also an Arctic Monkeys aficionado.
From NOISY to Wings Of Desire: the best side projects to emerge from the...
Picture this: you’re on your way to a Sundara Karma gig. Before boarding the train, you drenched yourself in gold glitter à la Wolf...
One year on: how 5 Seconds Of Summer became a (really bloody good) power-pop...
This is not what we expected from 5 Seconds Of Summer. When the Australian band – lead vocalist Luke Hemmings, guitarist Michael Clifford, bassist...
Here’s who will be performing at the 2021 Grammys
The Recording Academy has confirmed the line up of performers for this year’s Grammys.
The ceremony, which is set to take place this Sunday (March...
Taylor Swift calls out Netflix show Ginny and Georgia for misogynistic joke
Netflix has come under fire for a misogynistic joke that was made about Taylor Swift in the new series, Ginny & Georgia.
In the final...
Charli XCX confirms that she’s forming a “supergroup” with No Rome and The 1975
Charli XCX has said that she is forming a "supergroup" with Dirty Hit signees No Rome and The 1975, in a highly-anticipated collaboration that's...
‘Billie Eilish: The World’s A Little Blurry’: 10 key takeaways from the new documentary
For all of the confessional and twisted songwriting that has permeated her work, Billie Eilish has always held on to a deep level of...
A love letter to The 1975’s ‘I Like It When You Sleep, For You...
Five years ago, on February 26 2016, The 1975’s second album arrived in a striking blaze of pink neon.
‘I Like It When You Sleep,...
15 of the best second albums ever made
The age-old concept of Difficult Second Album Syndrome is one that still haunts many artists today: how on earth do you follow up a...
Hayley Williams says she’s ready for Paramore to return
Hayley Williams has said that she is ready to work on the next Paramore record.
Following the release of surprise solo album 'FLOWERS for VASES...
Pale Waves – ‘Who Am I?’ review: emotional turmoil and a change of direction...
It’s difficult to separate ‘Who Am I?’, the second album from Pale Waves, from the several pockets of trauma that the Manchester quartet has...