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by So Young Magazine 06 Apr 2021

In Print: Issue Thirty-One Out Now

Featuring Squid, The Horrors, Sorry, Wu-Lu, Famous, Nana Yamato, Folly Group, VLURE, Regressive Left, The Lounge Society, Enola Gay and more.

by So Young Magazine 15 Feb 2021

In Print: Issue Thirty Out Now

We are excited to begin 2021 with our thirtieth issue and a magazine that is full of exciting prospects for the year ahead.

by So Young Magazine 17 Dec 2020

Listen: Tracks of the Year 2020

As we see off a wretched and unpredictable year, it’s exciting for us to look back on a prolific twelve months of releases. In a year where we haven’t been able to go out and find our new favourite band…

by So Young Magazine 01 Dec 2020

In Print: Issue Twenty-Nine Out Now

Issue Twenty-Nine marks the end 2020 and our first year making six magazines for you to read. We hope that you’ve enjoyed them and discovered something new. On the cover you’ll find Black Country, New Road, one of London’s most…

by So Young Magazine 12 Oct 2020

In Print: Issue Twenty-Eight Out Now

We’d have expected this issue to be looking back on festival highlights and waxing lyrical over new finds but no, the pandemic continues and bands are having to adapt to a new world. The write, record and tour cycle is…

by So Young Magazine 18 Aug 2020

In Print: Issue Twenty-Seven Out Now

After a Spring full of albums being delayed due to the ongoing pandemic, a summer album from Fontaines D.C. may have come as a surprise to many. After spending some lockdown time in Skerries, County Dublin and a stint with…

by So Young Magazine 29 Jun 2020

In Print: Issue Twenty-Six Out Now

Here we are, our second magazine of the pandemic. Issue twenty-six is a mixed bag, new sounds, new albums and inevitable delays. And that’s where we start. Viagra Boys were due to follow up EP ‘Common Sense’ with a summer…

by So Young Magazine 28 Apr 2020

Listen: Sleep Eaters share new single ‘In This Town’

In This Town there’s no freedom to roam. In response, London’s Sleep Eaters howl like hollow-eyed spirits of strung-up anarchy. Prowling purposefully, in search for some comfort and to unwind within these circumstantial four walls, the furnishings of this Moonlight…

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