More, showcases Wallows’ ever-evolving sound, blending indie rock, pop, and existential reflections into a captivating collection that further solidifies their place in the alternative music scene.
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Somebody’s Child embarks on a bold new chapter with their sophomore album, When Youth Fades Away, a deeply introspective and sonically adventurous exploration of the inevitable passage of time and the shifting perspectives that come with it.
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A history lesson for the ages, Lonnie Holley’s new album ‘Tonky’ cements itself as one of the most important releases this year.
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Twenty years since their conception, The Horrors reprise their role as a definitive sound of the decade with their sixth, Night Life.
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For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women) by Japanese Breakfast: an intimate look on melancholy and the recurrent thought of leaving it all behind.
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Polly Money has perfected the art of blending heartfelt emotion with irresistible, feel-good beats in her new EP, T-Shirt Nothing Else, delivering tracks that will keep you moving and vibing long after the music ends.
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Brian D’Addario of The Lemon Twigs releases debut solo album ‘Till The Morning’, and it's positively divine.
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The Slow Readers Club haven't just raised the bar with their seventh studio album - they've set it higher than ever.
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Liverpool up-and-comers release third "Lust for Life..." in a sprawling collage of indie, post-rock and hyper-pop destined to hit you in the face and leave.
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Some bands are non-stop in the metal scene. As trends and sounds come and go, the best either move with the times or risk losing their popularity and their momentum - this was never a worry for Canadian act Spiritbox, however.
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Toronto duo return with their low poly 8-bit bite of doom and sadness in Fake Moon.
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Indie-pop artist Mia Wray releases her colourful debut album ‘hi, it’s nice to meet me’ .
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Coheed and Cambria have rushed back onto the airwaves with their eleventh studio album, ‘The Father Of Make Believe’ — and it’s everything a fan could hope for.
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Folk darling Natalie Wildgoose signals the start of spring with latest EP release.
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Yearning debut from Nottingham-based alt-country/indie quartet Divorce plays homage to place and home.
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HotWax deliver a hot shock with their pacemaker destroying debut album.
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For American rockers Alter Bridge, they have managed to navigate every twist and turn in their industry and have made it to a memorable milestone: celebrating the 20th anniversary of their debut record.
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Bob Mould will not have been stuck for grist for his thematic mill whilst preparing Here We Go Crazy, his 15th solo album.
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Few debut albums arrive with the quiet confidence of Roxwell, the much-anticipated first full-length release from London’s rising star Matilda Mann.
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The Lathums return with a record that explores happiness, pain, and optimism in a manner that solidifies them as one of the country's best indie bands.
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