Inside Ten Percent Music, The Label Putting Birmingham Drill on the Map
The crew – which features star of the moment M1llionz, SkengTrapMob, Tugz, Tallerz and M Woo – came out on top in an hour-long cypher.
Teeeezy C Is the Trailblazing Director of Your Favourite UK Rap Videos
The Mad About Bars founding director tells us about his past decade as a behind-the-scenes architect for the biggest names in UK rap and drill.
An Interview With The Guy Behind WWE's Most Famous Wrestling Theme Songs
“I think the reason Stone Cold Steve Austin resonated so much is because the public love characters who stand up for what they believe in."
Nova Twins Campaign For a Rock Category at the MOBO Awards
Speaking to VICE, musicians Amy Love and Georgia South say their campaign is as much about driving rock music forward as recognising its history.
The Definitive Guide to Relentless, the Record Label of So Solid and Headie One
On their 21st birthday, founder Shabs and manager Ben run us through the British label's most essential releases. Get ready for a few curveballs!
The View From Here: A Guided Tour of Forest Gate with D Double E
Off the back of his second album 'D.O.N.Double Or Nothing', the grime legend takes us back to the spots in Newham where he carved out his legacy.
UK Drill Crew 98s Tell Us About Their School Days
The ten member strong crew – which features UK drill poster boy Unknown T – released 'Class of 98s', one of the year's best tapes.
Hardcore Band Chubby and The Gang Are Anti-Cop, Pro-Union and Very Fun
The West London punk act want you to join your local union.
How David Balfe Confronted Dublin’s Darkness
His debut as For Those I Love, due early next year, evokes the rave nostalgia of Jamie XX and the urban melancholia of Burial with a pitch black wit.
The Guide to Getting Into BTS, the Biggest Boy Band On Earth
Wondering where to start ahead of their forthcoming album 'BE' later this month? Let us help you.
After the Blast, Musicians in Beirut Face an Uncertain Future
Many young artists see no choice but to leave Lebanon.
The Cribs Survived Landfill Indie But What Came Next Almost Finished Them
Wakefield’s finest trio of punk siblings are back with an eighth album after escaping a music industry nightmare.