The Xs Noize team catches up with Artists and Bands to talk about their music and ideas.
He may only be 20, but Perth-born, LA-based artist Jordan Anthony already has more experience within the music industry than many might expect. He was writing songs and playing instruments before he hit double digits, […]
Rising artist TAVE has had an extraordinary journey — from earning a scholarship at just 13 and performing with some of music’s biggest names to now stepping into the spotlight with his deeply personal debut […]
Neal McClelland meets the Northern Irish band whose anthemic sound is turning heads from Belfast to Tokyo. There’s something electric about catching a band right before liftoff — that mix of confidence, humour, and disbelief […]
Sicilian singer-songwriter Fabrizio Cammarata has returned with Insularities — a quietly profound exploration of connection, isolation, transformation, and memory. The record invites listeners into a space between light and shadow, where grief and love share […]
Asha Maclean grew up in a deeply creative household, so it’s little surprise that she emerged as a multitalented artist in her own right. Immersed in music and dance from a young age, she first […]
John Kearns talks to Duran Duran – The Duran Duran European summer tour is now in full swing. The DD truck has already rolled into cities such as Antwerp, Amsterdam and Rome and will continue […]
Post Death Soundtrack, the musical project of Stephen Moore, recently unveiled his fifth album, IN ALL MY NIGHTMARES I AM ALONE, a 30-track collection of songs ranging across the stylistic spectrum, including rock, Gothic rock, […]
DURAN DURAN are out on the tar plains once again, kicking off a series of European dates from June 3rd. From Finland to Sardinia, this latest tour sees the band playing sixteen shows, including two […]
Electric violinist Susan Aquila recently unveiled her new single/music video, “No Where,” a song narrating the edgy, emotional toll of a toxic relationship. Aquila’s dazzling display of the bow across the strings soars over the […]
The year 2025 marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Bailey Spinn. Embracing her edgy pop-punk stardom, she has amassed millions of fans and followers across social media. Her latest single, Cheap Motel, […]
With a growing army of fans around the world behind her, millions of streams to her name, and toured with the likes of New Found Glory, if you’re not aware of LØLØ yet, chances are […]
Inspired by artists spanning several generations and genres, Dela Kay has, since first making her mark on the music world almost a decade ago, always wanted her music to represent who she is authentically – and her […]
The highly anticipated new album from Biig Piig has arrived and has exceeded expectations with its perfect alt-pop soundscapes, addictive melodies and relatable lyrics. 11:11 is the follow-up to 2023’s Bubblegum mixtape, which effectively lit […]
Janet Devlin has come a long way since she first caught the attention of millions on The X-Factor. While many of her fellow X-Factor colleagues have fallen by the wayside, Janet’s career continues to go […]
“I used to picture happiness as a destination – an emerald city at the end of a long yellow brick road of suffering. But now I see that it’s here all around us, all the […]
Kate Voegele is a name many are familiar with, largely thanks to her appearances as Mia Catalano in the hit series One Tree Hill. Not only did that show allow Kate to show off her […]
Since releasing her debut album ‘Believer’ in 2021, LAU – real name Laura Fares – has gone from strength to strength creatively and artistically. Her growth and development as an artist are highlighted in her […]
MVI are a group whose music truly transcends genres and styles. Fronted/led by Mark Vickness, the band has had a busy and successful year, particularly on the back of their new album ‘I Will Find […]
Sacha Arnaud, AKA sacha, first made a name for himself touring and working with other bands and artists, but now he’s striking out on his own with the release of his debut EP ‘Change Of […]
Albums, it turns out, can be a bit like buses. You wait for one, then two – even three in the case of the latest work from GRLWood – come along almost all at once. […]