Hard-Fi return as reliable as ever with new EP ‘Don’t Go Making Plans’ to accompany their latest tour.
Linkin Park are back, with an album that works perfectly as both a comeback and a fresh start.
Heartbreak, loss and regret: aren’t these the elemental foundations of all classic pop songs? On “Die Happy”, Emily Burns makes a strong case for the defence.
Albany-hailing powerhouse of the pop-punk scene State Champs are all set to release their latest offering, a self-titled album that captures the essence of the band in a bottle.
A young musical entrepreneur embracing the warmth and gentle nature of bedroom pop, mxmtoon has returned with another helping of lo-fi hits. Despite being this notable face of social media, mxmtoon has maintained her toned-down and low-key identity as she introduced her third album, liminal space.
The Rills finally release their debut album after years on the scene.
Kelsea Ballerini finds a design that serves her well on fifth album ‘PATTERNS’.
Courteeners latest entry see’s them weave through familiar themes of love and adulthood, attacking it with a fresh take on modernism both musically and visually.
13 years since his last studio album, the Irish post-punk pioneer is back with his brand-new album, a searing monument to his emotions. Behold, the return of Gavin Friday.
After going on an indefinite hiatus in 2014, the Welsh 5-piece, Kids In Glass Houses are back and releasing new music for the first time in eleven years with a brand new album, Pink Flamingo.
Canada-born, London-based singer/songwriter Tess Parks is back after her long-awaited solo return with her new album, Pomegranate.
Black Francis’ necromancy awakens more than the dead in this attempt at resurrection on Pixies’ new album ‘The Night the Zombies Came’.
Opening with soft baby gurgles and laughter, the great British folk musician Laura Marling pays tribute to motherhood and the passage of time in her new album, ‘Patterns in Repeat’.
Bon Iver announce the warmly-welcomed release of upcoming EP, ‘SABLE,’ – featuring a triptych of intimate songs exploring themes of healing and reflection.
Current Joy’s current album - as always, not so much joyful, but nonetheless good.
Watch It Ache And Bleed: a unique blend of pop and 90s rock from the rising indie star.
On their third album ‘3AM (LA LA LA), dance delinquents Confidence Man offer an elite pick & mix of British-rave inspired anthems.
Following on from the success of 2021’s Let The Bad Times Roll, California rock legends The Offspring have come back in another strength with the electrifying new record SUPERCHARGED.
Powerhouse vocalist of the popular alternative band Against The Current, Chrissy Costanza, has taken a bold leap into the solo realm with her debut EP ‘VII’.
The emphatic Everybody Needs A Hero offers up a slice of familiarity with Orla's signature storytelling - but pushes her artistry in a new emphatic direction as she tackles individuality, femininity and love.
Mouth Culture looks on the brighter side of life with their latest EP, ‘Whatever The Weather’.
James Bay is back with fourth studio album, ‘Changes All The Time’, as the UK’s finest troubadour returns to his roots and grows anew.
Essex rapscallions RAT BOY win you over with their wayward ska.
It’s a shock to the senses – a blazing glory of an eclectic taste of grimy, club venue aesthetic
Like a certain other modern-day singing sensation from working class origins, Alison Moyet’s lyrical themes have often delved into personal reflection, revealing emotional complexity, making for an empathetic listening experience; before there was Adele, there was Alison.
North London luminary artist Lex Amor stuns with her latest release, Forward Ever.
A wonderful return to form for the post-hardcore heroes.
London-based, Mancunian-flavoured quartet Balancing Act have just released their new EP ‘Tightropes and Limericks’, in the midst of their largest UK tour to date, and it really couldn’t be better.
Chubby And The Gang are working hard to cement themselves as one of the most consistent bands in the UK punk scene.
