NME Radar
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Undefinable and unmissable: Meet the rising artists radically altering London's jazz scene
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"It needed to happen" - the resurgence of the Scouse DIY scene as told by the city's rising vanguards
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What's Your Band Called Mate? Get to know Husky Loops
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Credit: Jon Mo / Radio X The Great Escape: Georgia’s stunning live reinvention might make a pop hero out of her
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The Great Escape: The most exciting new artists we caught at the seaside jaunt
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Mark E. Smith, 1996 Credit: Hayley Madden/REX/Shutterstock How Mark E Smith’s spirit haunted every buzzy new band at The Great Escape 2019
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Charly Bliss' triumphant new album 'Young Enough' is an unflinching celebration of survival
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Wooze. What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know WOOZE
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The Great Escape: Easy Life’s speedy set marks them as leaders of the pack
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Credit: Amanda Adam Surfbort: five reasons to love the Julian Casablancas-approved Brooklyn punks hitting The Great Escape today
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NME 2019 Top 100 - Squid: Credit: Danny North The Great Escape: 10 exhilarating new acts you need to see at the Brighton festival
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Credit: Barnaby Fairely Live at Leeds: The chaotic new music one-dayer in nine killer sets
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Swimming Girls Credit: Press What’s Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Swimming Girls
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Goose Island Presents NME Radar Sessions: What went down at the thrilling new music night
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Credit: Danny North Live At Leeds: Here are 5 killer live acts to catch at the one-dayer
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Credit: Jason Bryant Meet Marie White, the winner of Glastonbury’s Emerging Talent Competition 2019
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Girl In Red. Girl In Red is the lo-fi pop icon changing lives: “Music needs more queer representation”
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Salford's Sounds From The Other City – celebrating 15 years of the idiosyncratic, anarchic, bonkers, creative and totally DIY antidote to corporate festivals
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Barrie
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Meet Rebounder, the indie hero reviving New York's rock'n'roll credentials
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Alfie Templeman
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Fontaines D.C. live review: yes, you do need to see them ASAP
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No Rome. (Photo: Danny North) The 1975 collaborator No Rome shares lush new single 'Cashmoney'
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Credit: Press Working Men’s Club: the Yorkshire group reviving killer new-wave power pop
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Leeds’ Drahla are the thrilling new band pushing boundaries in two creative realms
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What's Your Band Called, Mate? Get to know Buzzard Buzzard Buzzard
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Want to see some new music live? Here's who's playing the first Goose Island presents NME Radar sessions
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Arcades Credit: Press Rising production duo Arcades on working with BTS: "They're the best at what they do"
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Billie Eilish’s brother/collaborator Finneas reveals the secrets within the record-breaking debut album
