The Lathums and Doves are currently in a tight race to become this week’s UK Number One on the Official Charts. READ MORE: Doves return with ‘Renegade’ and talk new album ‘Constellations For The ...

The Lathums have launched the ‘Chance To See’ fund (CREDIT: Press). The Lathums have announced the launch of their ‘Chance To See’ fund, which will help provide young people with creative ...

From playing the shrouded pubs on the backstreets of Wigan to performing to thousands at the Manchester Arena in the space of two years – it’s no secret that The Lathums are a force to be reckoned ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Frontman Alex Moore, guitarist Scott Concepcion, drummer Ryan Durrans and new bassist Matty Murphy form The Lathums (Ewan Ogden) ...

Unleashed and unrestrained, lyrically-led indie giants, The Lathums return with their first new music of the year, No Direction, revelling in a ‘return to roots’ with a three-minute blitz of buzzsaw ...

This debut album of sweet, heartfelt songs rattles along with gorgeous vocals and silvery guitar lines – the lyrics are another matter Neil McCormick has been chief music critic for the Telegraph ...

Just 700 chart sales separated best-selling albums by the Lathums and Slowthai. By Lars Brandle In a tight U.K. race, it’s the Lathums who take the silverware as the Nothing to a Little Bit More (via ...

Growing pains and unapologetic ambition link arms and face the future together on The Lathums’ emotionally supercharged second album, From Nothing To A Little Bit More, released today on Island ...

The Wigan outfit have risen fast by feeding the eternal appetite for jangly indie – but aren’t as lyrically sharp as their forebears In light of the 20-year trend rule, the Lathums’ mid-00s indie ...