Even on their weakest, most unfocused album to date, Joey Valence & Brae still have a knack for party-rap bangers like no one else.
Tag: hip-hop
2000trees 2025 kicks off in huge fashion with Kneecap’s indomitable spirit, PVRIS at their biggest, and sets from Twin Atlantic, Kid Kapichi, BIG SPECIAL, SNAYX, unpeople and plenty more.
Yelawolf and J. Michael Phillips team up for a country-rap record characterised most by its unflinching honesty and personality.
2025 sees Outbreak return bigger, better, broader and more brutal than ever, headed up by Knocked Loose at their genre-defining best, with more from Deafheaven, Foxing, Speed, Drug Church, Loathe and more.
On the eve of its biggest and most diverse lineup yet, we sift through Outbreak Festival’s cavalcade of hardcore, emo, indie-rock and whatever else to see exactly what to expect.
In exploring the most oppressive and avant-garde ends of experimental hip-hop, Quinton Barnes crafts multiple new dimensions for himself on this new album.
As the biggest name in UK hip-hop right now with a world tour fully underway, Central Cee takes to Manchester’s Co-Op Live all on his own to show off that superstar intent.
In this Review Round-Up, a selection of EPs is topped by Gallus at their best, and filled out by more underwhelming alt-pop from Halflives, and a true oddity from CBZK.
Limp Bizkit’s Loserville Tour arrives in Manchester, where the nu-metal legends are just one component of bill driven by its diversity and insanity.
More diverse than ever, Kid Bookie’s newest concoction of hip-hop, rock and alt-metal cuts through its own messiness to produce his highest highs to date.