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Jacob Alon is making fantastical, vulnerable folk music

The Scottish singer’s upcoming debut album ‘In Limerence’ weaves fact and fiction together to uncover their deepest, darkest truths

Melin Melyn: the Welsh psych band addressing harsh realities with colourful absurdity

The whimsical six-piece guide NME through the world of their debut album and their psychedelic Welsh lineage

Meet South Arcade, the Oxford quartet blending Y2K genres into one riotous sound

With their electrifying live shows and charismatic vocals, South Arcade are exploring everything the Y2K era has to offer

Alissic tells us about “timeless” and “ethereal” new single ‘Concrete’: “I went more to the realm of dance”

She also speaks to NME about working with BMTH's Oli Sykes on the track's video, designing the band's 'Nex Gen' artwork, and what to expect from her "darker", rock-influenced next EP – including a collab with AU/RA

Six Sex – ‘X-Sex’ review: electrifying, X-rated fun

The NME 100 alum and Buenos Aires club renegade dials up the madness on her latest EP

HotWax – ‘Hot Shock’ review: a blistering debut from future rock titans

The Hastings band’s first record is scuzzy, snarling and a whole lot of fun

Esme Emerson – ‘Applesauce’ review: confident and playful indie pop

On their third EP, the sibling duo scale more confident heights and invite us into their joyous and nostalgic world

Meet Sienna Spiro, the soulful Londoner who found her voice writing soaring pop ballads

The 19-year-old soul-pop singer reflects on a whirlwind year dropping her debut EP ‘Sink Now, Swim Later’ and collaborating with Finneas

Oversize are fusing shoegaze and emo to expel their grief

The Salisbury band talk about bringing shoegaze back to its British roots on their debut album ‘Vital Signs’

Hope Tala – ‘Hope Handwritten’ review: a poetic ode to love and heartbreak in your twenties

The London singer’s long-awaited debut elevates her heartfelt lyricism with her intoxicating voice