Asphodels by The Veils starts the year beautifully fresh and cold.
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If there was just one word to describe Bilk, it would surely be unapologetic.
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Victoria Canal’s ‘Slowly, It Dawns’ is a debut album years in the making, but the graft pays off with a dazzling set of self-empowerment pop gems.
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Pastel’s debut album is a tribute to a time now gone in British Rock.
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A voice of strength, love, courage and acceptance, Manchester singer-songwriter jasmine.4.t has finally made the leap of her career with the release of her debut record, You Are The Morning.
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A third instalment of a new solo project born in the times of lockdown, Bloc Party frontman Kele is back to the elements with his new record, The Singing Winds.
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Indie-pop rising star Ellur proves why she’s one to watch with her new EP ‘God Help Me Now’.
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Unapologetic punk for the modern world, Lambrini Girls’ debut album dives into modern Britain with a fiery sting.
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Ethel Cain’s newest musical creation retreats into the corners of a darker family of genres: Slowcore, dark wave and occasional noise rock. In providing us with an exceptional nightmare to begin 2025, she proves herself to be a worthy crypt sister to the likes of Lingua Ignota, Uboa, and Converge.
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Juanita Stein shares a class in minimalism with her fourth solo LP, ‘The Weightless Hour’, which revels in the strength of restraint.
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A thread of contradictions runs through Lauren Mayberry’s debut solo record ‘Vicious Creature’, a love letter to her female influences in music, past and present.
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Hard-Fi return as reliable as ever with new EP ‘Don’t Go Making Plans’ to accompany their latest tour.
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Linkin Park are back, with an album that works perfectly as both a comeback and a fresh start.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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The Rills finally release their debut album after years on the scene.
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Kelsea Ballerini finds a design that serves her well on fifth album ‘PATTERNS’.
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Raw, honest, and hopeful, even in its darker moments.
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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.
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