Luke Cartledge, Author at NME

Get to know Martha Skye Murphy, who collaborated with Nick Cave as a teenager and is now striking out as a thrillingly intense solo artist

Gustaf's raunchy, sardonic new wave-tinged tunes were turning heads before they’d even thought of a band name

The Yorkshire post-punks reflect on their rapid rise on the eve of a homecoming show at Leeds Festival

The Ninja Tune-signed septet's debut album – although just six tracks long – is bursting with ideas

Despite a derailed year, PVA push forward with a debut EP custom-built for sweaty raves in some of the capital's darkest rooms

The Vancouver group on Canada’s opioid crisis, the insidious side of the music industry, and their blistering new album, ‘Pain Olympics’

A thumping success that is as funny and danceable as it is emotionally effective and low-key endearing

We try to pin down exactly who – or what – Lazarus Kane is. With, er, limited success

The London duo's mind-bending future-pop is dizzying, discombobulating and unmissable

Once born in the hardcore scene, the London band are embracing post-punk anguish