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The London eight-piece discuss their brilliantly unpredictable debut album and the emergence of a new generation of British guitar music

KEG talk their idiosyncratic debut EP and their place in the revitalised British guitar scene

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

The London five-piece built a reputation for their deliciously wild punk spirit; their second album makes many sonic steps forward

The final instalment in the Australian-Zimbabwean rapper's 'Last Year Was Weird' trilogy is flooding with winning moments

The Irish rapper's fierce independent spirit permeates through this satisfying and often touching debut album

The musician evokes life in lockdown across this second solo album

The Northern Irish trio on their local scene and why being women in a band is not a political statement

On his debut album, Dublin's Kojaque tackles his city's contemporary social challenges through the prism of a New Year's Eve night out

The feverishly hyped band – who seem like a terrifying, seven-brained superorganism – wow with this roaring meta-gig