How did an album that broke a swathe of records and garnered almost universal praise from critics and fans alike end up being forgotten?

Despite it all, the boredom of a pandemic inspired some pretty excellent music.

"We love the idea of self-recording and just pumping out music as often as we can." Out of Westchester, New York, come Imposters....

"My therapy training stood me in quite a good stead to be open with my music."

"If Birthplace is the countryside, then Cannot Be, Whatsoever is the city."

"Our council shut down a bunch of our venues because they are spineless money-grabbing bastards who hate music."

"I wrote ‘Who's Gonna Love You’ with an all-female team. That was a first for me."

"'Knockin'' is a big ‘fuck you’ to all of my self-induced negativity because really, I’m fucking ace and so are you."

“More than anything, What I Never Told You wants to capture a moment in time, with all of its imperfections.”

“I miss the red jackets, but a lot of people thought we looked like a bunch of twats.”

“One time I went home with this guy who had this big ugly tattoo on his thigh that literally said “CAPITALISM” and I almost left."

“We decided to lead the release with something that isn't really a fully-fledged song.”

As of 2018, BuzzAngle states that album sales are down eighteen per cent whilst streaming has increased by over thirty-five per cent.

"We’re our own label now, so we had complete control of how we wanted the album to sound."

“Gutter punk is the most raw, honest, visceral distillation of the punk rock mindset."

"You take a moment and you explore it in so much depth that all the emotions become heightened in the world of the song."

"Olly started making his first tracks in Garageband at the age of ten. His beats have improved a bit since then!"

Live music became something to calm her, but more importantly, it lessened the distinction between her and others.

Underscore Part 3 and WFM are encouraging donations to CALM and Save Our Venues Trust throughout July.

"As a bunch of four guys, we admit we’re not the most comfortable at expressing emotions all the time. That needs to change."

"Every song is like a poem, and like poems, my songs build from images and impulses and emerge from my unconscious."

The impact of the arts and of music industry must be realised and funded, before it is too late.

The project is about looking from different perspectives and re-contextualising ideas.

"The best part about recording at The Kings Arms was getting 50% off on their Sunday dinners!"

"I don't want to just explore important figures but also different themes which are prevalent in the LGBTQ+ community."

PJ Harvey wearing a choker, Spice Girls merch, and pink stilettos was peak 2004.

As we mourn the loss of another year at Worthy Farm, it is only right to look back at some of the most iconic performances.

Despite live gigs being off the cards for the foreseeable, lockdown has opened up new ways for musicians to share their work.

“It feels like a strange time to be releasing music with everything that’s going on in the world!”

"We try and provide escapism for people through our music."

“The Beatles completely changed my entire outlook on everything.”

“I want to write music that makes people feel like they can do anything.”

“I don’t think we really have a genre as a band, and I’m planning to keep it that way.”