If ever the indie world needed a blast from the past, it would be this: The Collected Works of Neutral Milk Hotel, an archival project released on February 24th through Merge Records. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the psychedelic indie project’s first EP, Everything Is. Read about it here.

The self-described “folk-punk” band may have been together since 2014 but the South-London foursome remained a well kept secret amongst their fans until gaining traction in early 2021. Read all about the up and coming group here.

New Order, Joy Division, Rage Against the Machine and Soundgarden are just a few of the iconic names potentially entering the legendary Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2023. Read the full list and details here.

Frightened Rabbit plan to release a reissue and lyric notebook to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of the album, honouring late frontman Scott Hutchison. The group urge fans to celebrate with them. Read all about it here.

Music is probably one of the only consistent things humanity has ever had and is something most people have grown a love for. Read more to find out exactly why we as humans are so drawn to and passionate about music

UK drill is a sub-genre of drill music and road rap that has its roots in Brixton, South London. Taking inspiration from famous Chicago drill icons such as Chief Keef, UK drill borrowed heavily from these sounds before diverging and creating its own sound.

Record collecting is a timeless hobby that can be shared between generations, bringing people together. Although it is not something it is famous for, Scotland has an incredible music industry full of small bands, music lovers and record collectors.

In a world dominated by social media, now is an incredible time for discovering new music and artists. Which incredible groups were brought to us in 2022?