wrongmog

it's all about the music

Main menu

Skip to primary content
Skip to secondary content
  • Pop & Rock
  • UK
  • Books
  • Indie
  • Urban
  • Hip Hop
  • Rap
  • Electronic
  • Dance
  • Jazz
  • Classical
  • Industry
  • Culture
  • Tech

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →

Eddie Thornton obituary

Trumpeter who contributed to Georgie Fame’s Blue Flames and later became a member of Aswad

Lily Allen’s live return, Charli xcx’s Wuthering Heights and Simon Rattle’s Janáček: music to listen out for in 2026

Raye, Deftones and Yungblud do UK tours, Jill Scott returns for more neo-soul, and classical world gears up to celebrate György Kurtág at 100

‘It contains the greatest song ever about an ice cream truck’: readers’ favourite albums of 2025

The beautiful despair of Cameron Winter, the perfectly imperfect life of Lily Allen, the maximalist R&B of Dijon and more: here’s what our readers have had on heavy rotation

‘It’s been called the greatest hip-hop film ever’: how we made cult graffiti classic Wild Style

‘I handed a guy a starting pistol for a stick-up scene. But instead he reached into his car and took out the sawn-off shotgun you see in the movie’

‘Constant stimulation, dopamine overload’: how EsDeeKid and UK underground rap exploded on a global scale

With an experimental and maxed-out sound, bold new MCs are emerging from all corners of the UK – and with US rap in the doldrums, the time is ripe for another British Invasion

Hip-hop godfathers the Last Poets: ‘In times of great chaos, there’s opportunity’

Members of the groundbreaking, politically revolutionary group talk about the state of hip-hop and the US government’s attacks on people of color

Donald Glover reveals he had a stroke on Childish Gambino tour in 2024

Musician and actor tells LA audience that doctors also found a hole in his heart requiring surgery

De La Soul: Cabin in the Sky review – a full-colour celebration of Trugoy the Dove that never feels heavy

The first release since the death of their founding member dwells on the afterlife, yet doesn’t forsake their perpetually sunny sound

‘We’ve got to release the dead hand of the past’: how Ireland created the world’s best alternative music scene

Irish indie acts used to be ignored, even on Irish radio. But songs confronting the Troubles, poverty and oppression are now going global – and changing how Ireland sees itself

Not Mariah again! New music playlists for the Christmas party season

Whether it’s vibe-setting dance and rap for house parties or soothing dream-pop for when you’re contemplating the clear-up, reach for these ready-made playlists

Amyl and the Sniffers dominate 2025 Arias with four wins: ‘Probably won’t have to work at IGA ever again’

Rock band take home album of the year while electronic breakthrough Ninajirachi wins best solo artist from a leading eight nominations

Danny Brown: Stardust review – hyperpop-rap powered up with post-rehab positivity

The Detroit rapper feared his music would get dull after he went sober, but no-one could be bored by this guest-stuffed, chaotically swaggering new album

Sudan Archives: ‘My favourite fact? I’m 100% that bitch’

The violin-playing sonic experimentalist on gadgets, guilty pleasures, and her most controversial pop culture opinion

‘They said I didn’t belong here’: rap star Knucks on his uprooted childhood – and why he records bus conductors

For the follow-up to his Mobo-winner Alpha Place, the UK rapper revisited Nigeria, drawing inspiration from bygone days of school bullies and washing his clothes by hand

Dave: The Boy Who Played the Harp review – ​it’s clearer than ever what a stunningly skilled rapper he is

Returning with his first album in four years, the arena-filling UK rapper is still such a smart, sharp lyricist as he explores a series of existential crises

Post navigation

← Older posts
Newer posts →
  • The show must go on: musical theatre cancellations lead to industry calls for urgent government help
  • ‘His ability is hard to deny’: is Tom Hardy a secretly good rapper?
  • The Black Lights review – Mica Levi, Moin and Klein thrill at an awesome addition to the UK festival circuit
  • Quincy Jones emailed saying, ‘Hey man, I need to have a word’: how Jacob Collier made In My Room
  • Billy Budd review – Clayton’s Vere is the devastating heart of vivid staging
  • Ubuntu Ensemble review – charged musical snapshots of South Africa’s struggle
  • Post your questions for Ezra Collective at Love Supreme festival
  • A new start after 60: I spent eight years thinking I had Parkinson’s. Then doctors ‘de-diagnosed’ me
  • Country diary: There’s no blackbird song like the one on my street
  • From burning bogs to boutique bonanzas: how did Britain become a nation of festival obsessives?
  • In the Belly of the Beast review – biblical events showcase Sun King’s favoured composer
  • Garth Brooks review – swooning fans turn out for British Summer Time’s hottest ticket
  • Bad Bunny review – dynamic Latin superstar hosts thrilling party
  • ‘I’ve only been addicted to two things – funk and praise’: Eddie Marsan’s honest playlist
  • I was a whinger, a cynic, a misanthrope. Then I saw Harry Styles live – and I will never be the same again
  • Fatboy Slim says he felt paralysed at prospect of DJing sober after rehab
  • Haunted hooks and bone-chilling screams: how Chanel Beads became the indie breakout of the year
  • The Guide #249: As Glastonbury has a fallow year, here’s why more much-loved culture should down tools
  • From Supergirl to Muse: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
  • Madonna & Graham review – it’s ‘gay heaven’ when Kylie arrives
  • Grab your Stetsons! How country music is taking over the UK
  • Meriel Dickinson obituary
  • Metallica review – metal legends break out the pyrotechnics … and a Proclaimers cover
  • Initiation stones, buried recordings, and Ringo Starr’s drumkit: inside the visionary world of reggae master Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry
  • Add to playlist: the doomy predictions of incendiary metallers Burner and the week’s best new tracks
  • Radio 2 DJ Trevor Nelson taking break from broadcasting over health issues
  • The Surge review – a wild and haunting wake for Sinéad O’Connor
  • Candomblé: Sacred Rhythms in Brazil review – ceremonial drumming remixed for the dancefloor
  • Glastonbury the Movie review – thirty years on, the sunset of a hippy dream in all its glory
  • Downtown Boys: Public Luxury review – a joyful blast of bilingual political punk

Contact www.wrongmog.com   Terms of Use