Simon Neil leads a back on top Biffy ...

Wiry monochrome intensity from indie veterans fully focused on the present

Marcus Mumford hasn’t had running water at his West Country home for a couple of days when we meet. He’s considering checking into a budget hotel just to get a proper wash. “We’ve had storms. There’s

Bristol blues punks/chaos merchants punch harder on second album.

Raving can be religious. To hear diehards describe it, a packed dancefloor at its exuberant zenith represents a transcendent mix of escapism and ego death. It’s a place where time ceases to exist. The

The German metallers gear up for their biggest ever UK show, and promise some surprises.