NME Radar
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Credit: Luis Rodriguez Palaye Royale: the glam Canadians picking up where My Chemical Romance left off
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“Oh my god, I’m in a pop band!” – Haiku Hands are Australia’s most electrifying new prospect
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Credit: Clumsy Bodies itoldyouiwouldeatyou are the seven-piece London group fusing nostalgic emo and progressive politics
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Sam Fender Credit: Press Sam Fender talks mental health, tackling ‘toxic masculinity’ and his new single ‘Dead Boys’
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Credit: Travel Portland Five no-bullshit artists living up to Portland’s diverse music scene
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Tash Sultana – the Australian newcomer who sold out O2 Academy Brixton THREE times
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The best debut albums of 2018… so far
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Credit: Andreia Lemos Edinburgh post-punks Cheap Teeth share grisly double single ‘Fly On The Wall’ / ‘The Vicar’s Fingers’
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Credit: Jenn Five Aussie punks Amyl and the Sniffers – almost literally – tore apart London’s beloved Moth Club last night
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Jain is poised to be France’s next national treasure
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Imbibe’s debut single ‘Mirage’ is the year’s best existential jam
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Credit: Kat Nijmeddin Drug Church’s ‘Strong References’ is a stormy cut of sarcastic, anthemic hardcore punk
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Juice WRLD: the emo rapper on his surprise hit ‘Lucid Dreams’
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King Princess Credit: Press 10 must-see new acts at this week’s Reeperbahn Festival, from witty punks to gorgeous indie-poppers
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Black Honey: The Brighton visionaries are in a world of their own
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Franc Moody’s M25-themed mix is gridlocked with banging tunes
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Confidence Man Credit: Poppy Marriott/NME The best new bands of festival season 2018
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Bhad Bhabie: how the “cash me outside” kid became a semi-legit rapper
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The Blaze’s award-winning music videos frame their soaring debut album perfectly
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Purple Heart Parade Credit: Press Rising shoegazers Purple Heart Parade honour victims of Manchester terror attack on emotional new ‘Lonestar EP’
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Credit: Jake Elwin Meet Jevon, the producer behind XL’s huge New Gen compilation with goals of his own
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Slow Hollows: Meet the Frank Ocean collaborators making woozy, Brooklyn-ite pop magic
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LA indie-pop duo Holychild are discovering the price of art with brutally honest but vital songs
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Turnstile | Credit: Abbie Shipperley/NME Turnstile are the new shape of punk to come
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10 new acts that’ll blow your mind at Reading & Leeds this weekend
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Sea Girls psyche themselves up to return to “stomping ground” Reading & Leeds
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Credit: Press Meet Robinson: the rising star behind pop juggernaut ‘Nothing to Regret’
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Former Smith Westerns man Cullen Omori on touring with Arctic Monkeys and Oasis-like new album ‘The Diet’
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George Clarke, Deafheaven Credit: Sean Stout Five essential new bands for fans of Deafheaven’s ambient metal sound
