A Christmas Round Table, featuring the Class of 2020!
We got our Class of 2020 stars Talk Show, Walt Disco and Do Nothing round for a mince pie and a chat.
We got our Class of 2020 stars Talk Show, Walt Disco and Do Nothing round for a mince pie and a chat.
You’d have to be pretty steely to not fall for the boundless enthusiasm of this Bedfordshire teenager, whose fervour bursts out in indie songs equally informed by R&B and bedroom pop.
From being kicked out of school to touring the world in less than a year, Dirty Hit’s most promising new signee is living out her teen dreams, but she’s not done reaching for the stars just yet.
Having spent the last twelve months expanding their darkly powerful offerings, the possibilities already feel limitless for this London quartet.
Less than 12 months since their debut single, and two members down (but far from out), singer Syd Minsky-Sargeant is out to dismantle the industry, one banger at a time.
The girl band brainchild of Charli XCX, Nasty Cherry have been given all the tools and a massive platform to set them up for success. Now, they just have to come good on the potential.
Straight outta Nottingham with a wiry line in danceable post-punk, Do Nothing are bringing humour, personality and big tunes to the table.
Still in her teens, Londoner Arlo Parks is creating a lyrically-focused, sonically-complex body of work that’s wise beyond her years. Don’t trust us? Ask her increasing army of famous fans.
The Bristol-via-London-via-Brighton quintet enter the new decade ready and able to stamp their mark, mixing the avant-garde with raucous post-punk immediacy.
Theatrical and aesthetically-minded, Walt Disco aren’t just thinking about making brilliantly weird pop music - they’re concentrating on the whole expressive package.
Having gone from a bunch of mates making weird noise in a cupboard to one of the most hotly-tipped new groups in the country, Dry Cleaning are exactly the band we all need right now.
Our latest issue includes of new picks for next year, including Biig Piig, Do Nothing, Arlo Parks and loads more.
The new issue - showing off the list of the acts we’ll be tipping for greatness this year - is out this Friday (6th December).
We'll be celebrating the launch of our new issue with a free show at House of Vans London.
A queer icon in the making, a forward-thinking eco champion and possessor of a 400k-strong army of online fans, Marie Ulven is the modern pop star 2020 is calling out for.
Fusing intimate music with buckets of personality and a multicultural background, this Piig’s got Biig plans.
Are the South London quartet one of the most vital new live bands around? Quite possibly. And if they're not now, Talk Show are ready to make sure they take the title soon enough.