One of last year’s most blogged-about musicians has teamed up with one of this year’s brightest rising stars for what’s sure to be a mouth-watering collaboration. Find out what’s brewing as Radar catches up with London’s singer-songwriter extraordinaire Archy Marshall (aka King Krule).

The Glasgow band who first made waves with their self-titled debut album in 2004 play an intimate show in their birthplace of Glasgow to preview some new material. An album is on its way. Find out what the crowd make of it all.

He revealed his face at the NME Awards 2013 last week and now it’s time to have the most in-depth sit down yet with Cole Williams. Did he always intend to keep his identity a secret? What does the name The Child Of Lov mean? How did he come across Damon Albarn and what was it like working with him? All questions are finally answered.

Earlier this year saw the release of “new” material from the legendary Jimi Hendrix. NME does some digging and speaks to the people around Hendrix at the time to unveil what went on during those studio sessions. Even Jimi’s daughter sheds light on the man at the heart of such a historic musical icon.

Beck speaks out about some of his favourite movies and possessions and tells NME that the first song he ever fell in love with was “Hot Child In The City”, even though he had no idea what it meant. We’ve all been there, dude.

Albums from Merchandise, Suede, BRMC, Deptford Goth, Daughter, Night Moves, Rhye, Hadouken! and Man Like Me! ALSO! Live shows from Bleached, Sean Nicholas Savage, Charlie Boyer & The Voyeurs, Sky Ferreira, Caitlin Rose, San Cisco, Loom, Girls Names, Mo, Frightened Rabbit, Palma Violets at the 100 Club and Prince Innocence.

ALSO! Interviews with ex-Fleet Foxes drummer Father John Misty, Uncle Acid And The Deadbeats and former Oasis man Bonehead takes the Braincells quiz. PLUS! Are all of Harry Styles’ fans complete psychopaths?

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