Neu The Neu Bulletin (11th May 2015)

Tonight the Brixton Windmill hosts one of the first performances from oddball, arty outfit Babeheaven. Palma Violets’ Chilli Jesson makes a quick cameo in their video for ‘Friday Sky’, which also features a guy breaking blocks of concrete with his hands while cool-types watch on, eating slices of pizza. Their live show might prove less surreal, but hopefully it’ll be just as disarming. They play with Maxixe.

It’s a sprint to the finish for Willie J Healey. A bright new UK voice with a knack for storytelling defining his early steps, a new video for ‘Subterraneans’ helps him stand out as a genuinely exciting prospect. There’s a hint of King Krule in his baritone-driven delivery, but there’s a more direct approach with a song like this. It’s a gorgeous, deep-thinking night owl. His debut EP is out today - grab it here. Catch him at Oxford’s The Library on 13th May.

The Yetis are the trustiest source for instant, nagging pop numbers. The Allentown, Pennsylvania group have swiftly become a bold, bouncing force. Like fellow US favourites Twin Peaks, there’s a sharp-witted appeal to their melody-crammed songwriting, one foot under the sand, the other only aiming towards the sky.