Less yeehaw, beers, and trucks, and more timeless American songwriting, Cameron Chadwick offers a one-stop introduction to the world of...

As live music makes a jubilant return, The Mic’s Editor-in-Chief, Olivia Stock, reflects on her experiences growing up in the heavy music...

Littered with washed-up dad rockers and contentious 90s frontmen-gone-rogue, the festival bills of the present seem to reflect little of...

Since moving to Nottingham for his studies, Finn B and his dark, fractious beats have become a staple of the local experimental scene....

From Renegade to Lemonade, over the past twelve months, TikTok has treated us to a delightful helping of moreish soundbites. In a...

University of Nottingham alumni and TikTok sensations Blondes have released their long-awaited video to accompany viral single Coming of...

Engaging with music and harnessing its qualities may be something we do every day, from keeping motivated with the aid of a high-tempo...

Due in part to Olivia Rodrigo’s angelic vocal talent, but also her achingly raw lyricism, Driver’s License has taken the internet and...

When Frank Ocean first fell in love, he said, everything felt orange. Whilst when Pharrell Williams listened to Earth, Wind & Fire as a...

Festivals scheduled to take place in England this summer are selling out at a rapid rate following the Government’s announcement of its...

With the boundaries of sound constantly being pushed as artists and producers search for new ways to express their creativity, the...

Examining the Government's hostile abandonment of the arts, Alex Duke assesses the devastating ramifications and restrictions that Brexit...

Whilst providing the opportunity to discover, promote and transmit music in a way that was previously impossible, digital music...

One of the only vessels of solace in this year of desolation and torrent was music. Artists laid themselves bare despite a pandemic...

One of the only vessels of solace in this year of desolation and torrent was music. Artists laid themselves bare despite a pandemic...

One of the only vessels of solace in this year of desolation and torrent was music. Artists laid themselves bare despite a pandemic...

Sending shockwaves splintering through the otherwise glisteningly perfect bubble that is the world of pop, Jesy Nelson, previously one...

From unflinching memoirs and gritty exposes, to introspective compendiums and historical deep dives, the music book genre is any...

From the Beatles flagship stroll across Abbey Road to the quintessential prismatic eclipse of Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon, album...

Whilst a seventy-four year-old man dancing rhythmlessly to the Village People’s YMCA became a key image of the Republican election...