Tom Smith’s debut solo album ‘There Is Nothing In The Dark That Isn’t There In The Light’ retains the warmth and optimism of his band Editors whilst slow-dancing to a different sonic heart.
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The album she thought she would never get to make, Ella Eyre is stunning on ‘Everything, In Time’.
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Smoky, seductive and sublime : Madeleine Rose Witney and her debut EP ‘From Now On’.
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Picture Parlour are set to take listeners on the journey of a lifetime; all you need to do is step into The Parlour.
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The Hunna’s ‘blue transitions’ EP is a strong emo ride through the gritty times of a tough relationship, and rising above the challenges.
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More than a decade after they burst onto the music scene, 5 Seconds of Summer are back – not with a comeback per se – but an album that finally feels like it belongs entirely to them.
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Doing everything on their own terms, Set It Off are the best they’ve ever been on new self titled album.
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Longstanding hardcore machines Drain add banger after banger to their repertoire in new album “....Is Your Friend”.
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White Lies, one of the UK’s boldest guitar bands, emerge with dazzling results after embracing new tricks to create their seventh album ‘Night Light’.
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This is the band taking the reins, not just recreating their past success, but distilling their signature sepia-tinged soul with a newfound cinematic production and a deep, self-assured honesty.
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Is there anything Daniel Avery can’t do?
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Post-Punk duo and Goth revivalists Highschool create a visionary first album.
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The Last Dinner Party Deliver Another Theatrical Rock Opus With From The Pyre.
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After a breakout 2024, Leon Thomas returns with PHOLKS, a compact yet deeply emotive R&B project that reinforces his status as one of the genre’s most exciting new voices.
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Sydney hardcore powerhouse SPEED return with an all-new EP to help stir chaos in time for the winter months.
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If you weren’t listening before, you had better be now : Brogeal and their debut album ‘Tuesday Paper Club’.
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Dropping her highly anticipated sophomore album, Ashnikko’s chaos shines through on ‘Smoochies’ with a surprising focus.
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The Dublin sextet make their mark with a debut EP of lush, eclectic soundscapes, cementing BOLD LOVE’s fast-rising status and signalling a bright, dancing, loving future.
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It has been six years since Icelandic indie-folk outfit Of Monsters and Men have released a full studio album, and the band have returned with their most introspective and sonically polished work to date.
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It takes a lot for a band to utterly transcend their beginnings. We wonder what fresh-faced 2013 Greyhaven would make of their current-day selves.
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