The Neu Bulletin (Drahla, Abi Ocia, Paddy Hanna & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

8th March 2017

The Neu Bulletin (Gold Connections, Penelope Isles, Palm Honey & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

1st March 2017

Dahlia Sleeps carve a new path on ‘Still Light’

The track completes Side A of their debut album, ​‘Overflow’.

24th February 2017

The Neu Bulletin (Dope Lemon, Weird Milk, Polo & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

22nd February 2017

Utrecht introduces ‘Next Time’ EP with thumping new track

The new track from James McIntosh’s debut EP is today’s Neu Pick.

16th February 2017

Ray of Light: Girl Ray

From school rock clubs and canteen ladies to mature indie pop and a possible impending prog opus, get to know your new favourite gang.

15th February 2017

The Neu Bulletin (Luxury Death, Celeste, Don’t Die & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

15th February 2017

Teenage witch: Suzi Wu

Suzie McDermott is a bold and brazen 19 year-old mixing real life with witchcraft.

10th February 2017

The Neu Bulletin (White Kite, Embers, Pet Grotesque & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

8th February 2017

Dama Scout: be prepared

Art-rockers Dama Scout might still be in their infant stages, but these first steps are all kinds of exciting.

5th February 2017

On the Same Page: Maggie Rogers

Pharrell was her first fan — now millions are catching up.

2nd February 2017

Carry On Regardless: Tkay Maidza

The Australian rapper is releasing her long-awaited debut album today, and hasn’t been afraid to forge a path all of her own making.

20th January 2017

Nothing can stop Yellow Days

With new album ​‘Is Everything Ok In Your World?’, George van den Broek is becoming one of the country’s most vibrant new voices.

11th January 2017

Soccer Mommy: Back of the Net

Can she kick it? Yes she can! Beefing up her Bandcamp gem demos for ​‘Collection’ and recording her debut album proper, Sophie Allison has it all to play for.

11th January 2017

Steaming towards destination debut: Pumarosa

Pumarosa’s journey so far has taken them to derelict Italian cinemas, on Stateside jaunts, into the studio with Dan Carey, and, er, living in a yurt.

16th December 2016

Cooking up a storm: Will Joseph Cook

2017 is Will Joseph Cook’s chance to stamp his own agenda via smart, stupidly fun pop.

16th December 2016

Bringing doo-wop back, Trudy and the Romance

Explosive tracks, one legal wrangle and a heck of a lot of gigs: the doo-wop loving rockers look forward to a bumper 2017. Listen to their brand new cover of an Elvis classic on DIY first.

15th December 2016

Move over 2016, GIRLI is ready to take over

“The world is so fucked right now,” GIRLI says plainly, ​“I feel like 2017 has to be better because 2016 has sucked balls.”

13th December 2016

Scream if you wanna go faster: Eat Fast

Loud, in-your-face, ready for anything — we meet Newcastle’s best new band.

9th December 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Dessert, Loco Ono, Hope Tala & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

7th December 2016

Bruising on tour: “We mainly just mess around in service stations”

The Leeds fuzzers offer us an insight into their recent tour with Los Campesinos! ahead of their Hello 2016 show tonight.

1st December 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Our Mother, Elkka, Tayla & more)

DIY’s essential, weekly guide to the best new music.

30th November 2016

Once in the blue moon: introducing Many Voices Speak

This Stockholm-rooted newcomer found escape in the country for her debut EP ​‘Away All the Time’, which hints at Angel Olsen, The War on Drugs and imminent stardom.

29th November 2016

Hazel English: Never Going Home

Life Down Under didn’t suit Anglophile Hazel English, as she mixes her love for The Smiths with California dreams.

28th November 2016