The Neu Bulletin (FIZZ, Miso Extra, Swim School and more!)
DIY’s essential guide to the best new music.
21st June 2023
Features
McKinley Dixon: “Jazz is my backdrop”
Meet the jazz-indebted bookworm and Maryland rapper making long-overdue waves on UK shores.
14th June 2023
The Japanese House: Breaking the Circle
Returning with second album ‘In The End It Always Does’, The Japanese House’s Amber Bain is forging a new future based in confidence and self-exploration.
13th June 2023
The Neu Bulletin (cumgirl8, Tapir!, Emei and more)
DIY’s essential guide to the best new music.
9th June 2023
No Filler: Killer Mike
After a decade of Run the Jewels, “Killer” Mike Render tells his origin story in the shape of a new solo album. This is how he became the most political man in hip hop.
9th June 2023
Get to Know… Stella Rose
With her debut ‘Eyes of Glass’ newly out in the world, dig into the New Yorker’s dark pop universe.
8th June 2023
Living In Widescreen: Hayley Kiyoko
Having established herself as a proud pop advocate for the queer community, now on second album ‘Panorama’, Hayley Kiyoko is becoming a true advocate for herself.
7th June 2023
Smashing The Glass Ceiling: Alice Glass
Wrestling a sense of identity back following her deeply troubled time in Crystal Castles, Alice Glass’ solo debut ‘PREY//IV’ finds the singer finally in control of her own destiny.
7th June 2023
Get To Know… Chrissi
Set to perform at DIY Alive Festival in April, we catch up with the fast-rising singer.
7th June 2023
Get To Know… Leith Ross
The Winnipeg singer-songwriter with an affective line in candid storytelling.
5th June 2023
Peace: At Last
Five years since their last album and over three since they uttered a peep to the world, Peace are back. Now stripped down to a duo — but with some truly mind-boggling plans up their sleeves — the Birmingham boys are stepping into a wild new dawn.
2nd June 2023
Lovejoy: “We always like to be constantly pushing ourselves”
We speak to the Brighton quartet about their recent US tour, their career so far, and what it was like being involved in Spotify’s recent Our Generation pop-up.
30th May 2023
Get To Know… quinnie
To mark the release of her newest track ‘Shape’, we get to know the New Jersey folk singer a little better…
30th May 2023
Grand Designs: Squid
With sold-out tours and a Top Five debut album, Squid transcended the post-punk revival and became a unique powerhouse. On second album ‘O Monolith’, the irresistibly restless quintet are looking to the natural world to continue their evolution.
30th May 2023
Six must-see acts playing at Dot To Dot 2023
We’ve teamed up with the festival’s sponsor Super Bock to run through some of the artists you have to check out this weekend.
26th May 2023
CMAT: “The music scene in Leeds is always unbelievably rich”
Ahead of her slot at Live at Leeds in the Park this weekend, we caught up with the ‘Whatever’s Inconvenient’ star.
25th May 2023
Brooklyn’s Model/Actriz talk upcoming set at Wide Awake: “I’m excited to play music and meet people outside of our bubble”
We caught up with the band ahead of their set at South London’s favourite alt all-dayer.
25th May 2023
Temps: Serious Fun
Comedian James Acaster has made a record — but it’s no joke. Curating his favourite musicians under the project named Temps, ‘Party Gator Purgatory’ is the sound of a music nerd in his element.
22nd May 2023
Hannah Jadagu: Life Through A Lens
Documenting the transition into her twenties with frankness and honesty, Hannah Jadagu is shedding a light on herself on debut album ‘Aperture’.
21st May 2023
Sir Chloe: “I think a lot of the lyrics just ended up being pretty pervy…”
Full of insatiable, idiosyncratic riffs, debut LP ‘I Am The Dog’ is the sound of Dana Foote putting her best one forward.
20th May 2023
Water From Your Eyes: “It does feel weird that people are taking notice now”
The Brooklyn cult duo are finally bringing their weird and warped electronica overground.
19th May 2023
King Isis: “Being accessible is not the intention of how I write.”
Digging deep and emerging with a debut EP that refuses to conform to any boxes, the Californian’s ambitions are as wide as the scope of their ideas.
18th May 2023
Mandy, Indiana: “The day we write an album that’s expected is the day this band is dead.”
Manchester’s darkly ecstatic new dancefloor innovators, invested in the social power of the club.
18th May 2023
On The Record: “Going to gigs on your own is empowering. It’s liberating. It breeds confidence.”
James Balmont discusses the joys of watching music solo.
17th May 2023
Featuring Yard Act, Death Cab For Cutie, Graham Coxon, Maisie Peters and more.