RPS Presents The Weekly Review

Adult Oriented Disco: Do adults dream of dance floors? Indeed they do, but the pace may be smoother than the euphoric rhythms the young demand. Judging by the latest releases from Beyoncé and Drake, these superstar parents follow a tradition of going four-to-the-floor that erupted in the late 70s with the disco fever, but there’s also room for tracks by Kate Bush or The Waterboys that usually get...

In this episode, we received the RPS director, Marta Salicrú, who came to tell us about the recent edition of Sónar, in which she was able to witness the high quality of stage proposals offered by local artists such as Tarta Relena, María Arnal and Marcel Bagés, Rojuu, Niño de Elche and the almighty C. Tangana., among other notable examples of national talent. And at the end of the show,&nbsp...

The Weekly Review team dons v-neck Ts and expensive sunglasses to review Drake’s tech house tussle on Honestly, Nevermind. And, with Beyoncé also dropping a new house song, are we headed for a summer of bangers? Plus Mar's round up of all that is best of the awful internet.

Ben Cardew presents new music from Yaya Bey, Kadhja Bonet, Two Shell, AJ Tracey, Sudan Archives and more. Plus, in a spectacularly petulant fashion you feel Drake would almost admire, he ignores Drake's album of the week in favour of hip house alternatives.

On this episode Johann Wald selects some of the latst music releases and songs related to zeitgeist grabbing stories like Kate Bush, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Steve Lacy, Sound of Ceres, Anteloper, Tim Bernardes, Dry Cleaning and some summer beachside dance music from Drake, Foals and HAAi.

After the excesses of Primavera Sound 2022, it is back to life with a whole host of new music on The Weekly Review, including I. Jordan's tip for song of the summer, a new single from Dry Cleaning and a surprising number from Jockstrap.

Johann and Ben review two whole weeks of Primavera: the best bands, our favourite interviews, the gnarliest stages, the best outfits and more, including extracts from interviews with Phoenix, Interpol and Khruangbin.

The Weekly Review team brings our coverage of Primavera Sound 2022 to a glittering climax, as festival headliner Phoenix drop by to talk about their new music and more.

Josh Greacen and Archie Blagden - aka Sad Night Dynamite - visit the RPS studio to talk growing up Glastonbury, Pink Floyd and FKA Twigs.

RPS talks Spirit Exit, lockdown and hyperpop with Caterina Barbieri

Pond visit the RPS studio to talk jamming, isolation and psychedelia.

Remi Wolf was a massive highlight of the Primavera Weekender and we are very happy to welcome her to the RPS studio.

Marta Knight makes music for dreamers to listen to in their bedrooms. She came to the RPS studio to talk about her wonderful debut album.

We have a god and his name is Danny. The master L Harle returns to The Weekly Review to talk makina and kids music and we couldn't be happier.

Priya Ragu’s songs imbue R&B with a seemingly endless colour palette. We welcome the Tamil-Swiss singer-songwriter to the RPS studio, ahead of her Primavera Sound gig.

It's Friday, Day 10 of Primavera Sound, and TWR hosts are assessing their nights out, while looking forward to The Strokes. Plus we have a special guest in the form of Priya Ragu.

No one loves Interpol more than Johann Wald loves Interpol. The band join Johann in the RPS studio to talk The Other Side of Make-Believe and playing festivals.

I. Jordan joins us to talk changing names, changing times and summer anthems.

Alex Cameron joins us at the RPS studios to talk Oxy Music, Cherry and storytelling.

Our guest on The Weekly Review is Griff. Sarah Faith Griffiths grew up adoring Taylor Swift and her idea of pop has no prejudices.

Ride join us to discuss Going Blank Again, Nowhere and 30th anniversaries.

Peruvian producer, vocalist and DJ Sofia Kourtesis graces us with her presence in the RPS studio to talk field recordings, pearls and feeling at home.

Texan adventurers Khruangbin drop by the RPS studio to talk fame by stealth and Texas Sun.

Metronomy join us to talk Small Worlds and big festivals.

Mar and Ben are let out of the RPS shipping crate to look back on week one of Primavera Sound and look forward to week two, passing by Primavera a la Ciutat and World Oceans Day.