El Hunt

1 week ago | diymag.com | El Hunt

The Last Dinner Party’s Lizzie Mayland on their band’s brush with burnout, searching for home, and striking out alone with solo EP ‘The Slow Fire Of Sleep’. Thanks to the meteoric rise of The Last Dinner Party, a hell of a lot has changed for Lizzie Mayland over the last two years – and now, the guitarist is making sense of it all on their debut solo EP ‘The Slow Fire of Sleep’. Out now, the release is worlds away from their day job’s grand and theatrical sound.

1 week ago | the-londoner.co.uk | El Hunt

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2 weeks ago | msn.com | El Hunt

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2 weeks ago | standard.co.uk | El Hunt

Culture | Music This gripping, well-paced show featured some of the most creative, theatrical live staging of the year so far Tyler, The Creator headlined Coachella on Saturday (Bobby Singh/Alamy) El Hunt 1 minute ago Now one of alternative rap’s most influential auteurs, Tyler, The Creator has come a long way since the early, outrage-baiting days of Odd Future – his sprawling, LA-based collective of creatives that also included names such as Earl Sweatshirt, Frank Ocean, and The Internet...

1 month ago | nme.com | El Hunt

Boygenius member and solo artist Julien Baker and singer-songwriter Torres, real name Mackenzie Scott, have been creatively compared with each other for years. Both grew up in the South, queer kids in devout Christian households, surrounded by the intrinsically woven culture of country music.