DIY Magazine
DIY is a music magazine based in the United Kingdom, available both in print and online. The magazine offers a free monthly print edition, which has a circulation of 40,000 copies distributed in various venues, clubs, and shops across the UK.
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diymag.com | Daisy Carter
Poland’s biggest festival will also play host to the likes of Nine Inch Nails, Doechii, Massive Attack and more this summer. Both new names are gearing up to release their much-anticipated new albums (‘The Clearing’ and ‘Wishbone’ respectively) in August, so their Open’er sets are sure to be an ideal opportunity to hear sneak previews of new songs before they’re officially released.
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diymag.com | Daisy Carter
As he rapidly approaches the end of a trajectory-changing chapter in his life, Finn Wolfhard is blowing out the candles on the next with his debut solo album, ‘Happy Birthday’.
McKinley Dixon on his genre-bending, mystical fifth album 'Magic, Alive!' • Interview • DIY Magazine
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diymag.com | Joe Goggins
A master of genre-bending, boundary-pushing reinvention, on fifth studio album ‘Magic, Alive!’ McKinley Dixon is casting story-led spells of a different kind. If you’re yet to hop on the McKinley Dixon train, now would be a good time. Be warned in advance, though, that it moves at breakneck speed.
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diymag.com | Ben Jolley
Master Peace, Mandrake Handshake, SILVERWINGKILLER, BLACK FONDU, The Orchestra (For Now) and Y also shine at city’s genre-spanning two-dayer. When it comes to supporting grassroots venues and DIY artists, the team behind Ipswich festival Brighten The Corners do it better than most. With half a decade under its belt, the two-dayer sees gigs split across seven different spaces, half of which are owned by the organisers.
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diymag.com | Rishi Shah
Fulfilling a vision that’s been brewing for two decades, QOTSA bassist Michael Shuman and director Thomas Rames discuss stripping things down alongside the Parisian dead for their eerie, one-of-a-kind concert film, Alive In The Catacombs. There’s only one way into the Paris Catacombs. Two miles south of the River Seine, the 131-step descent below Square de l’Abbé-Migne transports you into the dim, narrow humidity of one the city’s spookiest tourist attractions.
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