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Max Pilley
How your new favourite bands are changing British guitar music by embracing the rave
A wealth of electronic influences can be found snaking through the music of this new school of bright, young acts
The Umlauts: gloriously fearless tunes that refuse to play by the rules
The four-piece make expressive, confounding art-punk by wrapping elements of French, German and Italian traditions into their sound
Naked Lungs: Dublin post-punks who refuse to be scared of change
With shows at Dublin's iconic Whelan's – and a collaboration with Gilla Band's Daniel Fox – under their belt, the group arrive with a debut EP full of intent
Just Mustard: menacing, combustible noise rock that embraces the darkness
Fresh from touring the world with Fontaines D.C., the Irish five-piece move beyond their shoegaze roots on their second album and reap the rewards
Sad Night Dynamite: freaky alt-pop beats to dominate festival season
The Glastonbury duo hit up arenas with Glass Animals earlier this year, and now they look set to become festival season's breakout live prospects
French The Kid: bilingual Essex rapper mining his personal life for inspiration
His Daily Duppy freestyle earned a response that outpaced his rivals – now its landed him a Bad Boy Chiller Crew collaboration
Charlotte Adigéry and Bolis Pupul – ‘Topical Dancer’ review: a joyous, humorous headrush
The pals and collaborators contrast colourful dance-pop melodies with wickedly sharp and biting takedowns of misogynist media
caroline: art-rock experimentalists building their own unique world
The London eight-piece discuss their brilliantly unpredictable debut album and the emergence of a new generation of British guitar music
KEG: muscular art-punk statements from Brighton upstarts
KEG talk their idiosyncratic debut EP and their place in the revitalised British guitar scene
Gabriels: LA trio’s classic R&B fusion meets silky, swooning soul
The three-piece's richly detailed combination of 60's R&B and gospel stylings has won them famous fans in Elton John and Annie Mac
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