Guitars seem to be having a real moment in 2026, so the timing of Kelela's new album, new avatar, couldn't be better. The new ...

If genres were people, grime and dubstep would be twins separated at birth. In one corner, you have grime: raised in East London by DJs and MCs drawn to late ‘90s garage tempos and deep roots in Black ...

Doomscrolling on TikTok for hours on-end is now as common as eating food or taking a breath, except nowhere near as essential to your life. But sometimes you come across artefacts of music and culture ...

Dive into TRENCH Radio’s best mixes of the month below. This year’s GALA Festival looked like an absolute beauty. Ringing in ...

Summer is here and, just like clockwork, so is J Hus. Returning to us to make the heatwave bearable, Hus shares two new ...

Alt-rap pioneer RenzNiro is back with his new mixtape, No Weapon Shall Prosper. Several years in the making, this is his ...

It’s a bold move to call your first project in over a decade Best In The Game, but for Roll Deep, the title feels less like a boast than a statement of fact—one the crew have spent the past ...

To be truthful: at first, I was a fan of Trap Lore Ross’ work. Stumbling across a video assessing the rise and fall of Roc-A-Fella Records in the early 2000s, the young YouTuber from Bognor Regis ...

Music history is community history. Forget the industry’s promotion of bankable superstars: practically every genre with underground roots is born of stories of migration, family ties, and the ...

Between SoundCloud, YouTube, Mixcloud and everything else, it can feel like we’re being overwhelmed by an impenetrable, almost infinite stream of music, often of varying quality. You need a soundtrack ...

Nia Archives and Jorja Smith are back together on a new track, "Get Me Down". Lifted from Nia's forthcoming album, Emotional Junglist (due July 17), it's the latest single following recent drops ...