Welcome To Behind: The Record

Are you looking for some good (or maybe not so good) music? Well you've come to the right place! 

Here is where our writers explore a variety of new and old music from a variety of genres, even movie soundtracks! Have a read and you might even find your favorite artist, song or album featured!

OCTOBER 2026 SINGLES

Behind every single there is one goal. Promotion. But do these singles live up to their expectations?

Expectations

Orlaith Redmond

Housewife

Alannah Cannon

Draw You Out

Taylor Walker

Wish Upon You

Casey Edwards

ALBUM OF THE MONTH

This month’s "Album of the Month" takes a closer look at Dopamine Chamber by Fontaines D.C. — an album that demands attention, invites repeat listens and offers plenty to unpack. Dive into our latest feature to find out why it deserves the spotlight.

2026 ALBUM ANALYSES

A year of bold sounds, unexpected directions, and albums that left their mark. Our 2026 album analyses dive into the stories, artistry, and ideas behind the records shaping the musical landscape.

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The Great Divide - Noah Kahan

Anna Lawrence

Dinner Party - Niall Horan

Orlaith Redmond

My Reckless Abandon - Bella Kay

Alannah Cannon

Loveland - Suki Waterhouse

Taylor Walker

You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love - Olivia Rodrigo

Emily

UNDERRATED ALBUMS

In a music industry where certain artists and albums receive endless recognition, some truly exceptional records often slip under the radar. Being underrated doesn't necessarily mean being unheard of, but rather not receiving the appreciation, attention or recognition that the music deserves. This section explores the albums that deserve a closer listen, highlighting the overlooked masterpieces that may not get the credit they truly warrant.

The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars.

David Bowie's The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars is often overshadowed by his more widely recognised work, despite being one of the most influential and creatively ambitious albums in rock history. Through its unique storytelling, theatrical style and exploration of fame, identity and alienation, the album created a lasting impact on music and popular culture. Its depth and artistic significance make it deserving of far more recognition than it often receives, proving that it is an underrated masterpiece. Press the cover to read more.

This Wasn't Meant For You Anyway.

Lola Young’s This Wasn’t Meant for You Anyway is an album that deserves far more recognition for its raw emotion, distinctive sound and brutally honest lyricism. Blending elements of indie rock, alternative pop and soul, the album explores themes of heartbreak, self-doubt, identity and complicated relationships. With its unapologetic attitude, powerful vocals and deeply personal storytelling, it captures the messiness of love and growing up. Despite its artistic depth and individuality, it is often overlooked, making it an underrated piece of work that showcases Lola Young’s talent and creativity. Press the cover to read more.

Rising Stars

Every generation brings forward new artists with the potential to shape the future of music. This section shines a spotlight on rising stars who are making their mark and deserve to be on everyone's radar.

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Alyssa Grace

Orlaith Redmond

Jordan Joy

Casey Edwards

Bleech 9:3

Taylor Walker

Keo

Alannah Cannon

Florence Road

Emily

MAIN EVENTS

We pride ourselves on our adaptability and commitment to excellence in every aspect of our magazine. Explore what our writers have to offer on the political side of the music industry.

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"Social media is a necessity for musicians in today's society as it is the most effective way to properly promote and advertise your music. Without it, you would have a very small and limited audience."

Social Media Vs Music - Orlaith Redmond

"... women have helped
create some the most memorable
music in the world. However, women
have not always received the same
recognition, opportunities or respect
as men in the industry."

Women In Music - Casey Edwards