NME Radar
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Lucia share piano cover of Mark Ronson and Miley Cyrus' 'Nothing Breaks Like A Heart'
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Glossii are the south Londoners single-handedly making the Tudors punk
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Automatic
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Mallrat shares dreamy new single 'Charlie' and announces EP, 'Driving Music'
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Show Me The Body - the world’s most terrifying live band - return to London
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Visions Festival review: a fresh pack of British guitar bands bare their teeth
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Biig Piig
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Cuco’s schmoozy, loved-up anthems might just unite the planet
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Oscar Lang
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Omar Apollo is the funked-up icon perfect for Gen Z's genre-hopping personality
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Celeste on crafting soul from the heart of Notting Hill and making a fan in Spike Lee
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Meet Lewsberg, Rotterdam's answer to The Velvet Underground
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Lotus Eater: five reasons to love Oli Sykes' favourite new heavy band
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Exclusive – watch the new video for LION's 'Wolf'
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Toronto's MorMor makes psychedelic R&B that could soundtrack David Lynch's most surreal moments
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Franc Moody
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The Interrupters: the new ska-punk band who might even win over the people who vomit at the phrase ‘ska-punk’
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Just Mustard: Meet the Irish shoegazers already loved by The Cure
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know APRE
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The Visual: the Jeff Buckley-loving duo who craft slow-burning pop
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Goose Island Presents NME Radar Sessions: Zuzu and Swimming Girls showcase pristine summer pop at new music night
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“We’re going to be the biggest band in the world” – Meet Emotional Oranges, the Kanye-approved R&B collective
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Glastonbury 2019: The best new bands to see across the weekend
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Catch some free live music at the next Goose Island presents NME Radar Sessions
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Get tangled up in Squid – the weirdo-punk band making the avant-garde accessible
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What’s Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Yizzy
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Mattiel: How the rising Atlanta star recovered from illness to make inventive and intelligent rock’n’roll
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Crumb: New York's indie experimentalists that soundtrack a city that never sleeps
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Dumb
