Rhys Buchanan, Author at NME

There’s a cracked and weary charm to the rock'n'roll veteran’s latest outing

The Amsterdam four-piece build on the winning indie-pop foundations of their debut with an effort that fizzes with confidence and self-belief

The Berlin-via-Byron Bay disco gang take us on a cyclical voyage on their second outing

The Brooklyn teens deliver some of the most compelling guitar music around – straight from their leaky basement

This is a triumphant ode to rock'n'roll

The cult heroes navigate more garage-rock, but also hurtle into unchartered territory

Adam Granduciel talks becoming one of the world’s biggest rock bands – without compromise

Gustaf prove there’s a reason why they’re one of the most exciting names to have emerged from NYC’s post-punk scene in recent years

Having pushed their self-proclaimed "polished psych-pop" to its outer reaches, the band reinvent themselves yet again

The artist's first solo album in a decade sticks to the world-beating path he’s mastered