Back in 2019, Drowned in Sound hit pause and archived this site. In the meantime, our community has remained active here here. But we've made a return, that's a little different than before. You can ...

You might have noticed that Drowned in Sound has been on a reflective pause since 2019. We've been pondering and perfecting what a fully rejuvenated DiS would look like in the years to come. The good ...

Most modern-day garage rock bands aim to sound as hard as possible, but The Young Sinclairs from Roanoke, Virginia, USA, in the Blue Ridge Mountains are a '60s-influenced group who've sworn allegiance ...

Last time I met James Mercer was on the eve of the release of Wincing The Night Away. Today’s meeting is a little different. I’m in Sony Records’ London offices, the British home to Columbia Records ...

DiS' person of 2014 (Perfect Pussy's Meredith Graves) meets Stuart Murdoch from Belle and Sebastian... Stuart Murdoch and I are happy to talk on the phone. We’re glad we can’t see each other. My hair ...

Dustin O'Halloran and Adam Wiltzie formed A Winged Victory For The Sullen and announced the release of their debut, self-titled record earlier this year. It promises a great deal and delivers even ...

DiS: Finally, I have to ask you about the band's name, Ringo Deathstarr, and who came up with it? Alex: The story of the band's name comes from way before I even joined them. They were just starting ...

beady eye (liam gallagher, gem archer, andy bell and chris sharrock) release their eagerly anticipated debut album 'different gear, still speeding' on beady eye records. the album features 13 brand ...

Um, so when did Drum Eyes become amazing, then? Not to express anything other than total delight at DJ Scotch Egg and his er, ways (heck, on Saturday he give DiS some pistachio nuts – those things ...

“I mean, you just don’t even get me! You don’t know who I am, man.” Oh dear. It had all started so well too. But it seems it doesn’t take much to put Johnny Borrell on the defensive. Wary of ...

“I’d lost sight of why we were still doing it.” The last time I spoke to Scott Hutchison, in the summer of 2014, was to talk about a low-key solo record he’d made under the name Owl John. By way of ...