Daily Newsletter, February 7, 2025

Atwood's staff share the music they've been listening to: This week's roundup includes Doechii, Naesia, Arcy Drive, Thomas Thomas, Lily Talmers, Midwife, Karley Scott Collins, LYRA, The Froot, O'Phantom, Azul Kechi, Alexia Faith, Kameron Marlowe, Buboy, Blue Capricorn, Jaidson, PANIK FLOWER, & Siblings!

See the full list of releases for Record Store Day 2025 – with exclusive vinyl from Oasis, Charli XCX, Fred.. Again, The Cure, Gorillaz and many more.

Jem Stone celebrates his punk rock: the DIY indie pop of The Sea Urchins, the Pooh Sticks, The Clouds and Talulah Gosh

SAM MOSS SWIMMING INDEPENDENT With what you could call ‘standard’ singer/songwriters there is very little middle ground. They could either convey their music and lyrics to listeners or they can’t. It is often a minimalistic setting with not too many instruments involved in sparse arrangements and all your qualities (or failings) are widely exposed, of […]

The Stone Roses are widely considered one of Britain's greatest ever bands. But how did they gain a reputation with so few releases?

Jimmy Cliff is a Jamaican reggae singer and musician best known for songs like 'You Can Get It If You Really Want' & 'I Can See Clearly Now'.

Rock and roll changed a lot in 1965, and these five albums are some of the best of that change.

A key moment in the Canterbury band’s history came when the future Gong mastermind made contact with his former collaborator in 1966

In our latest digital cover story, the LA-based songwriter details her music’s evolution into a full-band affair while bringing an equally communal focus to the open-ended subject matter explored on her proper debut album with her backing band The Attachment Theory.