"The only way forward for me is to leave the band. I hope in distancing myself from them I am able to speak my mind without them suffering the consequences. I leave with love in my heart and I wish those three boys nothing but the best" - Mumford & Sons banjo player Winston Marshall wrote in a Medium blog post officially announcing his departure from the band. The pressure he felt has started after he supported controversial right-wing figure Andy Ngo. Marshall believes it had also started to be "distressing" for his bandmates as well.

Twenty One Pilots finished on top of Billboards list of albums of last ten years with 'Blurryface' - their 2015 album sold over 6.5 million copies worldwide. Their mash-up of hip-hop, pop, reggae, and indie rock brought hits like 'Ride' and 'Stressed Out'. After 'Blurryface', the top selling rock albums of the last decade are […]

In the western countries, festivals were cancelled this summer due to money issues, in Asia - it's peace, well, actually lack thereof. Organizers of Clockenflap in Hong Kong, one of the most high-profile festivals in Asia, cancelled it because of the continuing protests and unrest in the city. The 60,000-capacity festival was due to run […]

"Everyone knows loss in one way or another. This song is about that. I’d never sat with anyone as they died before, and it had an effect on me... But there’s wildness and beauty in it as well, and a deep honouring, that became the beginnings of this song" - frontman Marcus Mumford said about […]

British folkers Mumford & Sons covered Nine Inch Nails' 'Hurt' on saturday evening during their live show in Cleveland, Trent Reznor's home-city. Marcus Mumford and the band are currently on the road in support of their latest album 'Delta'. NME...