Album Reviews
Sunn O)))
SUNN O)))
Apr 03, 2026 Issue #75 - The ’90s Issue Part 2 Featuring Pulp and Suede
Sometimes, even after 30 years of a defining sound and identity, bands will create a work that feels like either a creative rebirth or a new direction entirely.
Wendy Eisenberg
Wendy Eisenberg
Apr 02, 2026 Issue #75 - The ’90s Issue Part 2 Featuring Pulp and Suede
“Everything got better but the world,” remarks singer/songwriter Wendy Eisenberg on their fascinating and thought-provoking eponymous album.
deary
Birding
Apr 01, 2026 Issue #75 - The ’90s Issue Part 2 Featuring Pulp and Suede
Birding—the debut album by London-based three-piece deary—takes flight with a sonic landscape that feels both comfortably worn and sparklingly new.
News
Under the Radar Announces The ’90s Issue Part 2 Featuring Pulp and Suede on the Covers
Apr 01, 2026
Under the Radar is excited to announce the full details of our long-awaited new print issue, Issue 75, which is The ’90s Issue Part 2 and features Pulp and Suede on the two covers. The issue also features our Top 300 Albums of the 1990s; plus interviews with De La Soul, Air, Sarah McLachlan, Saint Etienne, Spacehog, Garbage, Ratboys, Sharon Van Etten, Dry Cleaning, The Twilight Sad, The Divine Comedy, Slint, Miki Berenyi Trio, MEMORIALS, Amy Heckerling (on writing/directing Clueless), Marianne Jean-Baptiste (on starring in Secrets & Lies), the cast of Homicide: Life on the Streets, and others.
Interviews
Hannah Cohen on “Earthstar Mountain”
Mar 19, 2026 Web Exclusive
Hannah Cohen’s Earthstar Mountain, her newest release and the strongest of her career, is a collection of songs that are contemplative (“Dusty”), defiant (“Draggin’”), delicate (“Mountain”), ethereal (“Earthstar”), and even a funky groove (“Summer Sweat”).
Come Together: The Story Behind War Child’s Original “HELP” Album
Mar 05, 2026 Issue #72 - The ‘90s Issue with The Cardigans and Thurston Moore
The war in Bosnia had been raging on for four years when news of the Srebrenica massacre broke in July 1995. By then, 250,000 people had lost their lives and two million more had been displaced. But the long drawn out conflict had rendered most desensitized or apathetic.
Pleased to meet you
Howling Bells on Their New Album “Strange Life”
Feb 11, 2026
Juanita Stein of UK-based, Australian-born band Howling Bells talks about the band’s resilience and why they are back with their first new album in 12 years
Lists
Top 20 TV Shows of 2025
Jan 22, 2026
Television in 2025 was, admittedly, not as consistently strong as viewers have come to expect. As mergers continue to threaten quality, authentically prestige television still exists—and in enough abundance that, just three weeks into the new year, it’s worth taking stock of what rose to the top for us at Under the Radar.
The list is a mixed bag, which is very much a good thing. We love our Apple TV+ and our HBO Max. From dystopian dramas and bleak dramas to darkly comedic entries, sci-fi extremes, and procedurals turned on their heads, there’s plenty here to get stuck into. Below is our Top 20, with a handful of honorable mentions bringing up the rear. —Lily Moayeri (Under the Radar’s television editor)
Live reviews
MENT Ljubljana 2026, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 18-21 February, 2026
Apr 02, 2026
The 2026 edition of MENT Ljubljana proved to be yet another voyage of new music discovery
Blog
The Best Albums of February 2026 – Stream Them All Here
Mar 04, 2026
Last year we launched our Albums of the Month series, where we highlight the best albums released in the previous month. Now here is a roundup of February 2026’s best albums. We have included Bandcamp or Spotify embeds (some albums aren’t on Bandcamp) for each album and links to any reviews or interviews we did to support the release.
Media
- 11 Best Songs of the Week: Ratboys, Floating Points, Flea, Melody’s Echo Chamber, and More
- 10 Best Songs of the Week: Ladytron, Man/Woman/Chainsaw, David Byrne, plantoid, and More
- 10 Best Songs of the Week: Charli XCX and John Cale, Dry Cleaning, Magdalena Bay, and More
- 10 Best Songs of the Week: Sorry, Stella Donnelly, Death Valley Girls, Hatchie, and More
Cinema Reviews
Alpha
Mar 25, 2026 Web Exclusive
Ducournau is a filmmaker who challenges audiences unlike any other.
DVD Reviews
Eiichi Kudo’s Samurai Revolution Trilogy
Studio: Arrow Video
Mar 31, 2026 Web Exclusive
Eiichi Kudo’s thematic trilogy features some of the director’s most iconic works—13 Assassins (1963), The Great Killing (1964) and 11 Samurai (1967).
Television Reviews
The Lady
Britbox, March 18, 2026
Mar 21, 2026 Web Exclusive
A frothy, distinctly British watch led by Mia McKenna-Bruce who is a revelation in the titular role of a former dresser of the Duchess of York turned convicted murderer.




