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Huw Baines
The Bug Club are Wales’ weirdest, most prolific new band
The Sub Pop signees’ label debut ‘On The Intricate Inner Workings Of The System…’ showcases their funny, oddball lyrics and tossed-off brilliancee
Beth Gibbons – ‘Lives Outgrown’ review: Portishead vocalist’s solo bow is an enthralling study of time and loss
Beth Gibbons' first solo studio record is a mesmerising collection from a singular talent and voice
The Black Keys – ‘Ohio Players’ review: familiar rock bangers with help from Noel Gallagher and Beck
The Akron duo's twelfth album serves up a dependable sound but its potency is starting to wane
The Klittens – ‘Butter’ review: ambition meets weirdo cool on Amsterdam gang’s superb EP
By executing both indie-pop and brittle post-punk styles with ease, the band unearth a vibrant space of their own
Cardinals: the Cork indie band set on writing future classics
The six-piece's captivating sound traverses both the atmospheric bluster of Echo and the Bunnymen and the scratchy indie of Yo La Tengo
Whitelands – ‘Night-bound Eyes Are Blind To The Day’ review: London shoegazers’ debut comes alive in the details
With an array of unexpected textures, there’s barely a misstep to be found on this romantic, sumptuous record
NewDad – ‘Madra’ review: sublime songs from Ireland’s next great guitar band
Confident and propulsive, the shoegaze-pop of this Galway four-piece is a truly rewarding experience
Noah Kahan is arriving at his superstar moment: “I never thought this would happen to me”
Following an SNL appearance and the announcement of festival headline sets, the 'Stick Season' singer reflects on his breakout year
Spiritual Cramp want you to find your own type of cool
“Everyone thinks they're ready to run a marathon,” Michael Bingham tells NME, but his punk band have reaped rewards by taking things slow and making mistakes
Unschooling – ‘New World Artifacts’ review: a loud, glorious, unruly racket
Characterised by a willingness to play with melody, the Rouen-based band's debut album makes for a thrilling listen
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