2014年6月2日 · Every time they arrive in the UK, The Orwells either drink a lifetime’s supply, get into scuffs with bouncers, turn cities into a sprawling, sweaty mess or all of the above. Here’s to hoping they don’t leap out of iPad, Apple and Android screens when they’re on the cover of the new DIY Weekly, available for free via the DIY app and available to read online.

Out now! The May 2020 issue of DIY - featuring The Streets, Sports Team, IDLES & more - is out now! Our new issue also features Moses Sumney, PVRIS, Car Seat Headrest and loads more.

The title of her long-awaited debut full-length paints a telling picture of Holly Humberstone, an artist who properly emerged in the throes of home-bound isolation.That ‘Paint My Bedroom Black’ is her debut might come as a bit of a surprise – a technicality, perhaps, after 2022’s eleven-track ‘Can You Afford To Lose Me’ came billed as a ‘compilation’.

Feature. DIY’s 20 Best Songs of 2024 (so far) . We’re (somehow) halfway through the year — these are the tracks we haven’t been able to get out of our heads. 27th June 2024

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2013年8月19日 · DIY’s Reading & Leeds special is available on iPads and iPhones - here’s a nifty guide to how it all works.

2016年8月19日 · The first new Bon Iver song in five years is set against a theme of expiration. A lyric video for ’22 (OVER S∞∞N)’ - sorry, ’22 (OVER S∞∞N) [Bob Moose Extended Cab Version] to be precise - shows a photograph of Justin Vernon’s face set alight.

2018年12月13日 · Over two and a half decades, first with game-changing intelligent slacker pioneers Pavement and then more recently with The Jicks, Stephen Malkmus has carved out a niche of his own and inspired legions of young bands in his wake.

2013年10月2日 · More like this. News. HAIM announce tenth anniversary performance of debut album ‘ Days Are Gone’. The sibling trio will take to the stage at O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on 31st August to perform ‘Days Are Gone’ in full.

In keeping with their moniker, The Hold Steady have become a byword for indie rock consistency over the years - always riotously good fun live, always solid in terms of their studio return, although perhaps lacking some of the incision of the releases that made their name; the state-of-the-nation reflections of ‘Boys and Girls in America’, and the freewheeling rock and roll of ‘Stay ...