Stories

Sometimes the music of our own childhood affects us more than we want to confess. Buzzing German techno artist Perel reflects on a song from the 1980s that remains quite en vogue - both in terms of its sound and its lyrical content.

Following his latest performance in Berlin it becomes more than clear that the older of the two Gallagher brothers isn't interested in becoming a legacy act.

If you didn't get your dose of 'Cocoa Sugar' yet, it's about time. NBHAP editor Adam Turner-Heffer feflects on one of pop music's most exciting bands right now, following their Berlin Show on April the 9th, 2018.

One of the most iconic and influential bands of the alternative music field is celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2018. Just in time for that NBHAP head Norman met with longtime fan Trentemøller to take a walk down 'Fascination Street'. trying to unravel what's so special about the group and why it's never too late to start falling in love.

Canadian electronic pop band Young Galaxy has been way too long critically underrated, in our opinion. Their upcoming sixth album 'Down Time' might be their most substantial and fascinating release so far and the first full DIY release by the band. Not only does it once again show the profound songwriting skills of Catherine McCandless but also that she's a fighter that is willing to carry her artistic vision on against all obstacles. On NBHAP she explains how.

Let’s talk about feelings today. What does it mean, when a director manages to make us feel something by choosing the right title song?

We sat down with Luis Vasquez alias The Soft Moon to take a look behind his dark postpunk curtain.

Young US songwriter Sophie Allison released one of 2018's most charming debut albums so far and if you are not already in love with her you might be following this extended little introduction.

Cinematic synthpop project Man Without Country were almost on their way to become 'the next M83' but mastermind Ryan James had to learn the hard way that there's no such thing as instant success. This is the story of how and why he carried on anyway.

After over half a century the once great British institution of music journalism is stopping its print issue. The decision doesn't come as a surprise but it brings the question about the future of that journalistic field back on the table. NBHAP head Norman reflects on the issue.