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Radar: 10 New Bands You Need To Hear This Week

Lovvers

Ugly-beautiful hardcore squall from some true English independents....


To The Bones

Bolton's bloodthirsty brood are putting the 'rock' back into punk rock...


Ulterior

Face-melting rockers searing our facades of cool with the drum machine-driven truth....


DJ Mujava

The next global smash hails from the taxis of South Africa....


El Guincho

Pablo Diaz-Reixa - aka El Guincho - hates musical instruments, yet makes ace, bhangra-busting calypso jams. Go figure....


Tubelord

These clattering seizurecore popsters are no friends of thrash. Think classic pop songs molested by At The Drive-In....


Vivian Girls

Fearsome Brooklyn girl group with a sweet'n'sugary underbelly. Think lo-fi garage rock peppered with Spector girl group harmonies....


The Chapman Family

With crashing noise and songs about murder, brutal Teeside terrors The Chapman Family aim to shock. ...


Cheeky Cheeky And The...

Wry wit and retro pop: these Woodbridge wags don't take themselves too seriously....


Mirror Mirror

Antechamber pop practitioners with an intriguing sideline in wyrd mysticism. From Brooklyn, natch....


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Bloc Party announce new single

Bloc Party announce new single

'One Month Off' is out next year

  • Nov 20, 2008
Michael Jackson to appear in London High Court

Michael Jackson to appear in London High Court

Singer to fly to the UK to give evidence

  • Nov 20, 2008
Blink-182 to reform?

Blink-182 to reform?

Band 'reconnecting as friends' after four years apart

  • Nov 20, 2008
TV On The Radio watched by Bat For Lashes and Klaxons in London

TV On The Radio watched by Bat For Lashes and Klaxons in London

Acclaimed US band play sold-out show in UK capital

The Strokes: ''Is This It' was born from confusion and alcohol'

The Strokes: ''Is This It' was born from confusion and alcohol'

Band speak about their seminal album sessions

  • Nov 20, 2008
 
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