Jenny Hval brings her unique brand of experimental electronic pop to Manchester’s Soup Kitchen this Tuesday, as she tours her new album Blood Bitch.

Manchester has a righteous tradition of insisting on being the UK music capital but the old city has been a little quiet of late.

“It comes through the window, it comes through the floor, it comes through the roof and, it comes through the door…”

Creative women are gearing up for the north’s biggest celebration of females in music, film and other artistic industries.

A student shopping night returns to the Arndale next week with discounts from over 200 stores.

The album, the Trio’s sixth release, is a playground haven for daydreamers – a menagerie of slow-paced ethereal numbers punctuated by somewhat jazzier, more shrapnel-spiced songs that ruffle up the album’s pleasantly plodding status quo.

The series kicks off on Friday 23 September with the WHP’s launch party, headlined by rapper M.I.A and featuring sets from producer Mura Masa and legendary reggae and dancehall DJ David Rodigan.

MM takes a look at what’s hot in Manchester right now!

If supporting grassroots music while listening to uplifting melodies is what you’re after, look no further than next year’s Manchester Punk Festival.

Next week will be a homecoming for one half of electro-pop duo Avec Sans when they play at Night & Day next week.

A student record label will launch in Manchester as they looks to make their first signings.