Divorce explore queerness on the joyous mini-epic “Pill” Rob Hakimian·January 9, 2025Nottingham heatseekers Divorce are releasing their debut album Drive To Goldenhammer in less than two months – on...News & Track Reviews
Divorce share seething alt-country ballad “Eat My Words” Jasper WIllems·October 31, 2023Ahead of new EP Heady Metal – out November 17th via Gravity/EMI – Nottingham alt-pop marvels Divorce unveil...News & Track Reviews
Divorce mirror devotion with despair on “Scratch Your Metal” Jasper WIllems·September 4, 2023Nottingham’s Divorce have been one of the most exciting indie rock outfits for a good two years now....News & Track Reviews
Nottingham’s Divorce are running up “That Hill” Jasper WIllems·November 29, 2022Nottingham alt-pop outfit Divorce have been tackling some of life’s darker themes with a bit of jest. Their...News & Track Reviews
Divorce conjure their own version of a murder ballad with “Checking Out”, announce debut EP Jasper WIllems·September 27, 2022Three songs in and Nottingham quartet Divorce haven’t missed yet, have they? The band’s new single “Checking Out”...News & Track Reviews
The Candid and The Camp: A Q&A with Divorce Jasper WIllems·July 14, 2022Jasper Willems spoke to Nottingham indie pop upstarts Divorce about their peculiar origin story, playing with stereotypes and achieving that fine balance between drama and sincerityFeaturesInterview
Divorce cheese through disgrace on second single “Pretty” Jasper WIllems·May 31, 2022Nottingham’s Divorce kickstarted things quite spectacularly with their spry debut single “Services”, an infectious amalgamation of a lost...News & Track Reviews
Nottingham newcomers Divorce throw their frustrations into a fuzz-rock blender on debut single “Services” Rob H·February 1, 2022Divorce are a new Nottingham-based band who have been signed by ever reliable tastemaking label Hand In Hive....News & Track Reviews
Album Review: Open Mike Eagle – Anime, Trauma and Divorce Tim Sentz·October 16, 2020In the pantheon of emotive music out there, none can be as truly devastating as the explicit detail...Album ReviewsRecommendedReviews
His best since Scary Monsters: Let’s Dance John Wohlmacher·May 7, 2026“His best since Scary Monsters” is an essay series by John Wohlmacher discussing David Bowie’s albums after 1980...EssayFeatures
