Sister Ray: Canadian star reimagining traditional folk music for today
By paying tribute to their Métis background, this boundary-breaking artist is carving out a unique place in contemporary indie-folk
By paying tribute to their Métis background, this boundary-breaking artist is carving out a unique place in contemporary indie-folk
As she continues to craft a proudly eclectic world of sound, there is no limit to the Irish artist's ambition
The Hastings-via-Brighton trio's electric debut EP encapsulates their journey from DIY gigs to supporting The Strokes
Recently heralded by Iggy Pop as his "favourite new band", the NME 100 graduates make unruly and seriously fun punk music
The rising band discuss tapping into darkness and how "the political state" of the UK fuels their music
The 20-year-old discusses navigating music and grief simultaneously, and the vulnerability embedded into her brilliant debut EP
The trio discuss what it means to make their fierce ambition a reality, and the sense of community that powers their profound debut album
The four-piece discuss their love of "big stupid guitar solos" and winning new fans through their memorable live shows
The Cardiff band’s current UK headline tour feels like a moment: lively, completely sold-out, and dotted with real, committed fans
Vocalist Emma Jansson discusses the band's winding path to discovering their lively sound, with detours into jazz and Burt Bacharach covers
Shaped by the vibrant and community-focused London music scene, this Dirty Hit signee is a DIY pop innovator
As they gear up to release their debut, the group talk finding their political voices and a need for "togetherness" in music