NME Radar
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Credit: The Armed / YouTube Baffling-but-brilliant hardcore mob The Armed up the weird factor in their new 'Heavily Lined' video
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Mellah | Credit: Joe Magowan Mellah’s ‘What It Is’ video is a gloomy, claustrophobic look at political nuance
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Credit: Deborah Sheedy Fontaines D.C. are the surrealist punks soundtracking an anxious generation
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Meet Crewel Intentions: the post-Palma Violets project of Chilli Jesson that’s embracing emotion and Spaghetti Western atmospherics
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Credit: Andy Hughes 5 things you need to know about Anteros, the indie-pop heroes who pull from the past, present and future of pop
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Nancy Nancy warps pop melodies and Sinatra covers on their debut 'Mysterious Visions' EP
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Wicca Phase Springs Eternal Credit: Rob Yaskovic Wicca Phase Springs Eternal: the figurehead of rap’s gothic reinvention
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Meet Imbibe: The brothers making breezy pop jams inspired by Paul McCartney and Elton John
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Like James Blake and King Krule? Puma Blue’s debut EP operates in the same murky waters
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Au/Ra is the teenager spinning Studio Ghibli movies into club bangers
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Grace Carter's toured with Dua Lipa and Haim, now she's taking her powerful pop ballads on a headline tour
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Boy Pablo: the Norwegian internet sensation laughing through the heartbreak
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'Disco rippers and dentist digressions': Body Type's debut EP is a wild ride
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Ella Mai: the British R&B newcomer whose historic US chart-topper 'Boo'd Up' is just the beginning
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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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Credit: YouTube Monday blues? The Japanese House’s video for new single ‘Lilo’ will break your heart
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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 Credit: Press 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
