We caught up with Parcels' bassist, Noah Hill, before their show at SWX in Bristol.

An impressive display of dreamy indie-rock underpinned by grungy country influences.

Parcels brought disco in abundance to Bristol's SWX.

With the seemingly uncontainable rise of music streaming services, we look at whether albums and music videos are suffering as a result.

We delve back into one of Fleetwood Mac's most glorious albums.

This week's best new music packs a fiery punch.

We dig up the hidden gems in Stevie Wonder's vast discography.

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Feeling inspired to start a school or University band? We get some top tips from one band who've stuck it out since day one.

This week's best new music boasts UK garage fusion, futuristic synths and a heavy dose of funky basslines.

Parcels are heading the disco revival with a sensational debut album.

What do you do when you’ve had your heart broken? Sit down at the piano, and write a song about it.

You Me At Six delve into multi-genre experimentation, but create confusion in the process.

We spoke to Mark Pendergrast, the band’s guitarist, about the release of the new album Politics of Living.

Kodaline's departure from their original sound leaves fans feeling slightly underwhelmed.

How to pre-empt the hangover with foods that properly absorb alcohol, so you can make the most of the brand new term.

The WaPo magazine trialled different methods of storytelling, from songs to board games, to re-create the lost excitement surrounding the American Political Stage.

Sr Lucia dip their toes in a different, more experimental pool while still remaining authentic to their identity.