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A reaction against nationalism and classism, the Teesside agitators tell us about how only these times could inspire their Sleaford Mods and Pixies-approved brand of aggy electro-punk
Get to know Brighton's Lime Garden, whose year writing and recording in lockdown has spawned a devoted fanbase and slick new tunes
The Northern Irish trio on their local scene and why being women in a band is not a political statement
The 25-year-old Londoner tells us about her intimate new EP, the power of Magic FM, and her grand plans to make music that "lives forever"
New York-based Sarah Kinsley on her forthcoming EP and channelling a fear of growing up into remarkably accomplished alt-pop songs
The Edinburgh multi-instrumentalist on how her deeply powerful covers paved the way for her attitude-packed debut single and her ambition to one day open for Arctic Monkeys
London guitar hero Aziya talks cover versions, being the change she wants to see in rock and finding a fan in Oscar-winning artist H.E.R.
Galway four-piece on working with the Creation Records co-founder, how a Talk Show gig changed their mindset for good and getting to grips with London life
Chicago's Horsegirl talk suburban inspirations and the songwriting lessons learned from their heroes Stereolab
Blanketman on how following in the footsteps of Manchester's guitar heroes has shaped their own determined blend of playful indie
The Tbilisi-based writer, singer and producer's eclectic debut EP is a retaliation against the political tensions within her home country
