Beatrice Howard

Marmozets are definitely on my to-see list.

If all you’re after is more of the first album, you won’t be disappointed.

Nuitini shares his pencil full of lead with Norwich fans

"It’s like, would you rather fight a 6ft duck or 100 tiny ducks? I’d always go for the 6ft duck." Beatrice talks to The 1975 at the start of their tour

It was the year anniversary of her single 'Free my Pussy', which created quite the contrast to her older, jumper-wearing tea-drinking self.

"Their request to “get dirty on a Monday night” was both unexpected and welcomed..." - Bea reviews The Ramona Flowers.

From their first LP; The Optimist in 2001, London folk duo Turin Brakes will release their sixth album, entitled “We Were Here”, but will it live up to their past decade of music?

Gone are any hints of childish try-hard music, that occasionally appeared in previous attempts, replaced with a more confident and comfortable style.

They feed off the energy of their audience and really shine.

They have struck the perfect balance of having their own sound without becoming repetitive.

The title track itself has taken on a much more electronic sound, and sets the scene for the album as a whole, while maintaining Chapel Club’s distinctive vocals.

Can Rudimental's debut album, 'Home', live up to the previous hit singles the band has produced?

"It feels a tiny bit like a drunk person ruining a beautiful poem..."