Rhys Buchanan, Author at NME

The four-piece discuss their love of "big stupid guitar solos" and winning new fans through their memorable live shows

On his debut album, the LA-based star opens up in new ways, and absorbs elements of funk and heavy alt-rock

After breaking through with viral hit 'Honeypie', Jawny moved to LA where he is now forging his own idiosyncratic path

Grunge revivalists Enumclaw explain how overcoming adversity has shaped their fiercely competitive edge

By laying waste to the conventions of indie music, the Liverpool band have arrived with one of the most rewarding debut albums of the year

Album three should seal the band's status as a British festival fixture

The Lounge Society's thrilling debut album encapsulates the journey from rural isolation to support slots with The Strokes and Wet Leg

Loaded with melodic shoegaze and towering dream-pop, the adopted New Yorkers channel their city’s beauty and darkness into a thrilling arrival

From seasoned veterans to the indie heroes of tomorrow, there’s something for everyone at this northern bash

Their debut presciently dissected an isolating upbringing and their sinister second album revisits those emotions for a wider audience