Glasgow singer-songwriter Jamie Rafferty releases his debut EP, Detached Observations, explporing the outside world and understanding himself.
Noctis sat down with Johnny Venus to tell us all about THE 11TH HOUR, his journey over the years and his secrets to escaping the world.
Blue Note London may have been designed for sitting, sipping and listening, but Nubiyan Twist had other plans.
Noctis Magazine has teamed up with first-year Photography students from London College of Communication for a special student showcase exploring our current issue theme: Unity
Field Maneuvers may be one of the UK’s most highly-anticipated, vaguely off-the-beaten-path festivals in the British countryside, and we had to be there.
The Dublin-born punk poet talks to Noctis about politics belonging in music, the venom that fuels his art, and meeting his heroes on his blistering new album Stories They Don’t Teach You At School.
London-based artist LUNA speaks about confidence, and her Polish roots, as we discuss her latest album Fairy Pop and the rising star of ADELA.
Three years is a long time in Strokes time, but last night felt like a reminder of why the wait is worth it. By the time a man in his thirties was screaming every word of 'Ode To The Mets', hand pressed to his chest and his mates beside him, it was impossible not to feel it too: The Strokes still mean something.
Niall Horan's Dinner Party tour arrives in London, and Noctis enjoys the first night of two sold out evenings at the O2 Arena.
Noctis gives a sneak peek into London's best queer festival Body Movements, its performances, dancers, and other entertainment stations.