Blogs

The New Eves: meet the Brighton quartet with a mind-bending live set

Eclectic and immersive, the four-piece's performances merge contemporary dance with otherworldly vocal chants

Ugly – ‘Twice Around The Sun’ EP review: ambitious six-piece enter a brave new world

Eight years in the making, the idea-stuffed debut EP from the Cambridge band shines in its calmer moments

Kneecap share single ‘Fine Art’ and tell us how “it’s not very hard to piss people off”

The controversial Irish rap trio talk to NME about making headlines, making a movie with Michael Fassbender, SXSW, Palestine, the "fun and the craic" of their debut album, and their message for Texas governor Greg Abbott...

Nxdia is making Arabic alt-pop to heal their inner child

Having overcome years of bullying, the Cairo-born, Manchester-based artist now wants to "form a community" with their punky, peppy tunes

Blu DeTiger – ‘All I Ever Want Is Everything’ review: funky pop that absolutely slaps

New York City’s brightest bassist straps in for a rollercoaster of a debut album

Dylan John Thomas announces biggest UK and Ireland tour yet for winter 2024

The trek includes a huge arena homecoming show in Glasgow

Overpass live in Leeds: big-chorused indie magic

The Brummie rockers celebrate their recent debut EP with a charming performance

Tyla – ‘Tyla’ review: rhythmic amapiano star proves she’s no one-hit wonder

There are plenty of savvy, intriguing ideas on this self-titled debut that show off the South African artist's range

Logic1000 – ‘Mother’ review: powerful, life-affirming dancefloor heaters

Samantha Poulter's excellent debut embraces a myriad of influences, from UK funky to disco and '90s house

Kaleah Lee turns youthful uncertainty into indie-folk gold

The Vancouver-born artist gained the attention of her influences Taylor Swift and Bon Iver with her covers. Now, with a gorgeous debut EP ready to be unveiled, she’s using poetic songwriting to understand herself better
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