|Band of THE WEEK|

Winona Fighter

This week's Band of the Week is rising Nashville punks Winona Fighter - who have just released their debut album 'My Apologies To The Chief'.

Based in Nashville, Winona Fighter—frontwoman and multi-instrumentalist Coco Kinnon, lead guitarist Dan Fuson and bassist/producer Austin Luther — formed after Coco moved there from Boston, and made a strong impression with their 2022 debut EP, Father Figure. Recorded by Austin at his home studio (“I call it Studio A,” he smiles. “A for Austin”), MY APOLOGIES TO THE CHEF is a wonderfully raw and cohesive reflection on life today that bottles the spirited and cathartic energy of the band’s live shows, as well as the angst and anxiety of being alive.

They took a moment to talk to us about how the Album came together.

|Clara Mann|

London-based Clara Mann has doubled down on her delicate indie-pop sound in latest offering ‘Doubled Over’.

 |JPEGMAFIA|

The Roundhouse became JPEGMAFIA country for a night – over an hour long queues stretching all the way back to Camden Market is a rarity here; and Brooklyn’s finest more than delivered – he’s a tight rapper who has earned his loyal fandom, and with his brush with the metal genre on his latest album I Lay Down My Life For You, which celebrated its deluxe edition release the same week as the London tour, you know you’re in for a good time.

 |RELEASE OF THE WEEK|

The Wombats

Indie Icons The Wombats show no signs of slowing down as they unleash their fantastic sixth album: ‘Oh! The Ocean’.

|Squid|

Squid are more than just mere experimentalists. They are wizards in their ability to craft storytelling - and Cowards is just another chapter in that. 

|RØRY|

A dream in the making and a milestone to remember, rising UK star RØRY is marking her 40th birthday with the rejuvenating release of her debut record Restoration.