The Youth Play channel shimmering urgency on “Last Day On Earth”
The Youth Play channel raw emotion on their new single “Last Day On Earth,” a standout preview from their upcoming someday, forever EP. Fronted by Latin American migrant Diego Bracho,…
Eades flex their swaggering alt-country sound on “The Other Side of Life”
Packed with attitude and a fair amount of disdain for playing the ‘content creator’ game at the expense of making and playing the music they love Eades return with another…
ashnymph’s debut single “Saltspreader” is a glitch-pop gut punch
London trio ashnymph are barely six months old, but their debut single “Saltspreader” feels like a band already burning through the slow lane. Made up of Will Wiffen (vocals/guitars/keys), Jonny…
Champ come out swinging with their anthemic debut “Taste To Run”
Hartlepool’s Champ launch their debut single “Taste To Run,” this week. It’s a slice of guitar-led indie rock that channels the restless spirit of post-industrial coastal towns. Shimmering Rickenbacker chords…
Opal Mag releases slow-burning indie gem “I Don’t Like You, but I Love You”
What stands out most about Brighton, UK’s Opal Mag is her lyrical instinct. There’s nothing grandiose on “I Don’t Like You, but I Love You”, just small emotional truths handled…
False Futures set the scene with debut “Fire Movement”
London’s newest indie disruptors, False Futures, have arrived in style with their debut single, “Fire Movement,” which is a track that feels like a rallying cry for the next wave…
Pencil Embrace the Beautiful and the Uncanny on “Silent Corners”
London’s pencil has a gift for the in-between spaces, the moments where something gentle becomes jagged, where dreaminess gives way to dread. Their new single, “Silent Corners”, taken from the…
Sunday (1994) dance with the apocalypse on “Doomsday”
In a musical landscape often dominated by fleeting trends, Sunday (1994) emerges as a beacon of authenticity with their latest single, “Doomsday.” This Anglo-American trio of vocalist Paige Turner, guitarist…
Blondshell challenges love song norms on the delicate “Two Times”
Blondshell, Sabrina Teitelbaum’s musical persona, has unveiled her latest single, “Two Times,” offering fans a heartfelt glimpse into her evolving artistry. Departing from the grandiosity of her previous release, “T&A,”…
Wings of Desire look forward to “A Few More Years” on cinematic new single
Wings of Desire return with “A Few More Years,” a glistening yet gritty dream-pop anthem that perfectly captures the duo’s signature blend of nostalgia and forward-thinking optimism. As always, the…
WELLY flex their pop muscles with “The Roundabout Racehorse”
WELLY’s back with their latest single, “The Roundabout Racehorse,” a riotous indie-rock anthem that perfectly captures the surreal nostalgia of returning home and realizing that, while everything looks the same,…
Bria Salmena unveils bold new single “Stretch the Struggle”
Bria Salmena, long known for her commanding presence as the frontwoman of FRIGS and a key vocalist in Orville Peck’s band, is stepping boldly into the spotlight with her debut…
ELLiS·D drops epic new single “Drifting” ahead of upcoming EP
Brighton’s goth-punk dynamo ELLiS·D is back with a bang, dropping the electrifying “Drifting,” the latest track from his upcoming sophomore EP Spill, due March 21st via Crafting Room Recordings. “Drifting”…
Bottlemoth launches more bombastic indie folk salvos with a brace of new tracks
Hot on the heels of their debut single “Tattoo,” Bottlemoth, the indie-folk five-piece, have dropped surprise twin tracks, “You’ll Always Have Us” and “Everything Works Out In The End”, as…