Tagged in NEW LONDON MUSIC
By Laura Reynolds

Meet The Winner Of London's Big Busking Competition

Natalie Shay's only 16.
By Chris Lockie

Artrocker's New Blood Festival Arrives To Help You Ditch Dry January

The grateful return of live music to our cold, dull lives.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Elephants & Castles

Trunks and turrets at the ready.
By Chris Lockie

MTV Brand New Announces Next Year's London Stars

Four London acts on the usually reliable list of 10.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Manilow

Punk from Camberwell; no relation.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Bête Noire

Passion and enmity, cultivated in Bromley.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: The Healing

Multinational, multitalented, medicinal.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Four Femmes On The Thames

They're very funny, but don't hold that against them.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Doe

The Sound of (proper) Music.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Mark Mathews

Feisty folk-rock from Dalston via Greenwich.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Mangoseed

Reggae, rock, rhythm and rage, fresh out of Brixton.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Mermaids

North Londoners swap guppy for guitars.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Desperate Journalist

Serious indie rock from Finsbury Park, as if there's any other kind.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: CuT

Space/surf/slacker rock from Camden and Hackney.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: The Pearl Harts

Full-blooded garage rock duo from south and east.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Wild Sun

Tropical rock from the Barnet boondocks.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: Tim OT

Kingston-based troubadour tells it how it is.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: The Death Of Pop

Putting pop out of its misery, one fine track at a time.
By Chris Lockie

New London Music: July Child

Born on the same day and the rest is history (or will be).