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Exclusive interview with Leeds’ chaotic synth-punk six-piece Adult DVD on their new single Real Tree Lee, life on tour, and UK music scene insights.

Alana Hil’s latest EP Diaries of a Common Woman is out now. Soulful, cinematic, and unapologetically honest, Alana Hil’s new EP Diaries of a Common Woman   is a masterclass in turning personal struggle into art. Out now, the EP arrives alongside the video for lead single “ In Between ,” a track that perfectly embodies the emotional currents running through Hil’s latest work. From the first note, it’s clear that this project is intimate and unfiltered. Hil’s experiences navig

PHOTOGRAPHY MICHAEL AHRAIN - WORDS MAISIE JANE DANIELS Zoe Fenne-Bavis’s work under NOWHERE SOON STUDIO  is playful, functional, and deeply intentional. From Babybel wax moulds to The Bottle Opener Ring , her jewellery combines storytelling, sculpture, and wearability - pieces that do more than sit pretty. At the heart of her practice is care for materials and the planet. By reclaiming silver from NHS X-ray film, Zoe transforms something utilitarian into something intimate

PHOTOGRAPHY / CREATIVE DIRECTION - CRISTINA FAZZI - STYLING AMY SWEENEY - MODEL CLEO PRIDMORE - SET ASSISTANT LUCY GARLAND - PHOTOGRAPHY ASSISTANT DIANA TARASENKO Fuelled by hesitation and built on pessimistic holdbacks, Flinch explores the instinct to hide from the very things we want most. It examines the moment before action. When desire collides with fear, judgement, and the possibility of loss. The overarching theme of this editorial is about wanting something so

WORDS MAISIE JANE DANIELS The new year doesn’t need a reinvention, it needs recalibration. Wellness, at its best, is not about doing more, but choosing better. Products and practices that feel intentional, restorative, and genuinely enjoyable. This guide brings together small rituals that elevate the everyday, from how we wind down at night to how we move, cleanse, and care for ourselves - thoughtfully designed to support slower, more conscious living. ESTRID A love letter to

WORDS MAISIE JANE DANIELS There’s something about nostalgia—particularly when it comes to music—that burrows deep into your being and helps shape who you are. Certain songs don’t just soundtrack moments; they form identities. They make you feel seen, understood, and articulated in ways you couldn’t quite manage yourself. This summer, Crystal Palace Park opens its gates to the artists who did exactly that for generations of listeners. From Southern California punk pioneers The