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The buzzy London four-piece have been non-stop since they played their first gig a year ago – and some of them are still learning their instruments The post Little Grandad: the alt...
Olaf Furniss and Derick Mackinnon reckon Fog Bandits are a force to be reckoned with
Fresh off a relentless run of international touring, festival appearances, and a whirlwind rise that has cemented their reputation, Bad Nerves have officially released their bliste...
Senior Editor Brett Callwood Senser "No Comply" "Why, should I, comply with this?" No reason, British rap-rock chaps! Associate Editor Ruby Risch Mindchatter, Poolside "Drug in Us"...
Something is in the air this year. 2026 has seen a parade of excellent albums cross the review desk from across the broad spectrum of the punk and indie world. Currently on heavy r...
Inspired by female musical punk icons who came before them, south Wales sextet The NaNaz are the real deal. Three of the band spoke to Emma Way. The post “We started with a list of...
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NME named the Stockholm punks one of the 100 essential emerging artists for 2026 The post Swedish band Clutter announce debut album with boisterous single ‘Grease Baby’ appeared fi...
The band, hailed as a "proper must-see" by NME, are heading out on tour this autumn The post Adult DVD announce self-titled debut album with raucous Lidl-inspired new single ‘Cowb...
Railcard have confirmed their first LP, Two Steps At A Time, will be released on 18 September via Skep Wax and Slumberland. The news arrives with the title track and a music video.
Paste-up scrapbook transmission. D’Ya Hear Me!: Naffi Years 1979–1983 moves through a corner of British post-punk where homemade electronics, dub atmospherics and soft-focus pop d...
There is a particular strain of British rock criticism that delights in catching a young band somewhere between aspiration and arrival — close enough to greatness to taste it, far...
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With a secret cover star and a copy of Guitar.com Magazine The post The NME Magazine May/June 2026 issue is out this week – here’s how to get your copy appeared first on NME.
South-London alt-electronic-pop duo Internet Cafe unveil debut EP Ground Floor, weaving a relatable tale of finding your way through life as a young adult. Rooted in vibrant yet gr...
The noise rockers will play at an unannounced venue in Central London on Sunday (June 14) The post YHWH Nailgun sign to 4AD, surprise release 11-minute album ‘Magazine’, announce s...
Australia’s Confidence Man release rave anthem “Young London” ahead of a summer of festival appearances including Hard Summer and Red Rocks.
Gravesend has given the world precisely two things of cultural note: a fortress and, as of this week, a bedroom producer who believes he is the spiritual heir to Ralf Hütter. Wheth...
The Brighton band's live schedule includes stops at Latitude Festival and 2000Trees The post Lemonsuckr drop stomping ‘Life Is A Heist’ EP ahead of summer 2026 shows appeared first...
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