The Line of Best Fit

• Yaya Bey: Ten Fold Review - sultry introspection | R&B | The Line of Best Fit
The record progresses like a flow chart of memories and affirmations, each of them sultry and introspective; it’s the sound of missing a city bus on a rainy day, but enjoying the long walk afterwards.

• Big Special: POSTINDUSTRIAL HOMETOWN BLUES Review - greater heights | Punk | The Line of Best Fit
The boys from The Black Country are offering up a record of truth and resilience at a time when the nation is in a great transition period. It’s not so much nagging about how shit everything is, but celebrating that we’re probably gonna be alright

• The Lemon Twigs' reference points on their new album | Interview | The Line of Best Fit
On their sixth album A Dream Is All We Know, The Lemon Twigs pay tribute to the lush, layered sounds of bygone eras.

• WILLOW says her ethos on life "hasn’t really changed" since the release of "Whip My Hair" | The Line of Best Fit
In a recent interview with Billboard News ahead of the release of her forthcoming album, Empathogen, WILLOW reflects on her career.

• Hana Vu: Romanticism Review - elusively confessional | Pop | The Line of Best Fit
With Romanticism, Vu exceeds the notable tensions of Public Storage – at once confessional and deflective, self-possessed and dissociative, direct and elusive.

• Kelcey Ayer, co-founder of Local Natives, has left the band to explore solo ventures | The Line of Best Fit
Kelcey Ayer, vocalist and multi-instrumentalist of Local Natives has announced that he will be leaving the band.

• Iron & Wine: Light Verse Review - favourable return | Folk | The Line of Best Fit
Quirky yet profound, playful but often deeply moving, Light Verse is a record to savour in one sitting, its ten tracks comprising a seriously impressive whole that’s considerably more potent than the sum of its unfailingly impressive individual parts.

• Sinéad Harnett: Boundaries review - reconciles with her inner child | Sinéad Harnett | The Line of Best Fit
Boundaries is a testament to the time and depth of Harnett’s introspection.

• Sinéad Harnett: "This album is what happens once you start implementing self-love" | The Line of Best Fit
Sinéad Harnett tells Best Fit how she drew on her experiences in therapy to create Boundaries, a love letter to her inner child.

• Chanel Beads: Your Day Will Come Review - impressionistic enchant | Electronic | The Line of Best Fit
Enchanting, pressing and purifying, this assembly of impressionistic pieces hardly says anything with precision. They're underpinned with lyrics, equally noisy and distorted, to match the sounds they narrate.

• claire rousay: "Emo was a very big part of my personality when I was a kid" | Interview | The Line of Best Fit
claire rousay on combining her love of emo and experimental ambient music into her most accessible and exposed record yet.