Check out our top tracks this week, featuring Lime Garden, Stand Atlantic, grentperez, Josef Salvat, King Princess, Human Interest, Nadia Kamrath, Michael Crean, Lea Kampmann, Swim Deep, Call Me Loop and Spyres.
Stunning alternative folk album ‘The Garden’ is Irish singer songwriter David C Clements’ brand new release and it’s stunning all the way throughout.
After a summer of pop up tours and single releases, St Lundi’s debut album ‘The Island’ is finally here.
Stockport heroes Blossoms show no signs of slowing down with their emphatic fifth studio album: ‘Gary’, which boasts some of their best work to date.
Carpet finds clarity in returning to his roots on ‘Soft and Hidden’, the latest cut to be lifted from the Leeds-based musician’s forthcoming EP, ‘Fruit’.
Multi-Platinum artist Dayglow releases his fourth studio album - packed full of indie twang and soft pop, it’s not one to miss!
This week’s Artist of the Week is Naarm/Melbourne-based singer and musician Angie McMahon – who has just released her EP ‘Light Sides’ - a five-song companion to her critically acclaimed album ‘Light, Dark, Light Again’.
Bruising but beautiful: DEADLETTER's Alfie and George sit down with us to talk about their upcoming debut ‘Hysterical Strength’.
Titled after some nasty name-calling she faces every day on social media is her sophomore album, Bon brings more strength and anguish in the form of 'Evil Hate Filled Female'.
‘Late Night Phone Call’, the latest single from London-based musician Cora Rebel, 26, shares a gripping tale of guilt, betrayal and unresolved feelings, perfectly crafted into an immersive storytelling experience.
Sweden’s mystery-shrouded purveyors of a unique psychedelic soup embrace the funk with their new single ‘Goatbrain’.
HONNE’s Ouch is a rewarding, ethereal, Sunday morning autumn listen that feels like a relaxing, warm hug – but at the same time, an ode to parenthood and the lessons learnt from therapy
