Neu

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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

The Neu Bulletin (Blakie, Yellow Days, Lully & more)

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

23rd November 2016

Miya Folick: Frolicking Free

From pouring crisps over her head to ‘accidentally’ becoming a musician, Miya Folick might give off the impression she’s not entirely on the ball. Her music proves the complete opposite.

18th November 2016

The Big Moon talk debut album ‘Love in the 4th Dimension’

“We’ve cooked a really delicious roast dinner, and I want to feed it to my friends,” Jules Jackson tells us. Right.

16th November 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Cosmo Pyke, Hater, Dessert, Luxury Death & more)

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

16th November 2016

Aussie rules: Alex Lahey

This Australian newcomer’s songwriting is anything but ‘B‑Grade’.

15th November 2016

The future’s bright for Blaenavon

School’s been out for a while with this trio, and with a dark and intense debut album in tow, they’re ready to make their point.

7th November 2016

ESTRONS: “when my life’s going alright, the songs are rubbish!”

When crazy things happen to ESTRONS, they write a song about it. Few hits are about ending up in a police cell, mind you.

5th November 2016

Three terrifying nights with Show Me The Body

The indefinable New York troupe finally hit UK shores at the start of the year, taking in three furious London shows in three days. Neu was there to track the chaos.

4th November 2016

The Neu Bulletin (QTY, Vasser, Nevermind Me and more)

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

2nd November 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Flasher, Bambi Lou, Horsey, Artificial Pleasure & more)

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

26th October 2016

Soul Purpose: Kadhja Bonet

The singer and multi-instrumentalist has just released an expanded version of her debut mini-album. We talked to her about ‘The Visitor’ and taking control of your own destiny

26th October 2016

Trudy and the Romance: “We’re not trying to be the tightest thing”

These doo-wop loving, Liverpool-based oddballs could reincarnate Elvis if they put their minds to it.

25th October 2016

Sälen make themselves at home for London Kamio show

London trio make diss-filled, laid back pop for the masses. It’s spreading fast.

20th October 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Bad Nerves, Obongjayar, Many Voices Speak & more)

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

19th October 2016

The Neu Bulletin (Bonzai, Pet Grotesque, DESSERT & more)

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

12th October 2016

No-holds-barred: meet Camp Cope

Since releasing their debut, Melbourne trio Camp Cope have risen almost entirely via word-of-mouth. They speak to Ryan De Freitas about their first work and encouraging safe spaces at shows.

11th October 2016