October 2021 • DIY Magazine
Having already proven himself as a remarkable force within rap - earning the BBC Sound of 2021 title, as well as being nominated for the BRITs Rising Star award among other plaudits - there’s no denying that Pa Salieu has become one of the UK’s most exciting young stars. And so, following the recent release of his ‘Afrikan Rebel’ EP, it felt like the perfect time to speak to the ...
Latest Issue • DIY Magazine
From first meeting Lava La Rue and joining NiNE8 Collective back when she was in college, to emerging as a latex-clad empowerment queen in the video for last year’s ‘Watch Me’, it’s safe to say that Biig Piig has been on a bit of ‘a journey’ over recent years. Now, she’s set to make her biggest move yet and, as she gets ready to announce her debut album very soon, we’re ...
In the magazine May 2021 - DIY
If the last year has taught us anything, it’s that sometimes, you’ve just gotta give in and go with the flow. And for the cover stars of our May issue, that’s definitely become a bit of a mantra.
May 2016 • DIY Magazine
The Kills, returning in June with fifth studio album, ‘Ash & Ice’ are on the cover of this month’s issue, where they discuss Jamie Hince’s broken limbs (plural), the chemistry that’s kept their band going for fifteen years, and curiously, homoerotic thoughts about Vladimir Putin (them, not us).
October 2020 • DIY Magazine
Like the Los Camp! banger, we’re straight in at (issue) 101, kicking off our next centenary with a brand spanking new issue jam-packed with loads of legends.
Interviews • DIY Magazine
Artist interviews and profiles from DIY. In The Lions’ Den: Pumarosa On their sprawling, ambitious debut ‘The Witch’, Pumarosa fight back against the brutal realities of day-to-day life in London and the demonisation of women.
Features and Interviews • DIY Magazine
The full-throttle charm of Viet Cong, a band on a mission “I want to make big, epic-sounding records,” Matt Flegel tells Tom Walters ahead of the Calgary group’s ferocious debut LP.
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2014年9月24日 · Feature. Björkophilia: A comprehensive guide to Björk An innovator and one of music’s true mavericks, we explore the fantastical world of Björk. 3rd October 2022. Feature. True Affection: A Comprehensive Guide to Father John Misty. We take an in …
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2022年5月20日 · Feature. Tracks: Stormzy, The 1975, Jamie xx and more The week’s biggest and best, rounded up. 23rd September 2022. Album Review. SOAK — If I Never Know You Like This Again. 4 Stars. For anyone who finds comfort in revelling in …
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Cover Feature. Maximum Carnage: Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes The Rattlesnakes kicked off the summer as the first festival headliners in a changed world. With hedonistic fourth album ‘Sticky’ the rule-breaking, positive punks are riding the party into the night.
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