Sorry seems to be the hardest word? Sorry Elton, try again. With debut single ‘I Didn’t Mean To’, Sarah Barrios makes apologising feel oh-so-easy.
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Let us introduce you to The Red Stains, one of the fresh new faces in Manchester’s underground music scene. They have just released their new track ‘Mannequin’ - a song about expressing feelings of objectification in a sarcastic tongue-in-cheek way.
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This week’s Band of the Week is Belfast quartet Junk Drawer, who have just released their debut album ‘Ready For The House’. The record mixes slacker and garage rock sounds while hitting hard on mental health, and the general Irish mood. The band took a moment to talk to us about the album in more depth.
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The new wave quintet Eades brings some ear tight buoyancy with their new single ‘Same Guy’.
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WEIRDO is back with a brand new track - ‘EUROTRASH’. He took a moment to talk to us about the inspiration behind the song.
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Following her incredibly successful debut ‘the masquerade’, mxmtoon returns with new EP ‘dawn’ exploring a sunnier side of her signature sound.
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Diamond Shake (Matthew Hitchens) speaks to us about the visuals for ,‘Birdsong’, which is part of his animated music video project for his personal album, ‘From Method To Madness, documenting his own experiences with mental health issues over the years.
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Indie electronica-duo Mona Vale follow up on debut EP ’Settle Down‘ with euphoric new single ’All This Time‘.
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Dream Wife effortlessly say goodbye to negative energy in stripped-back, zen track Hasta La Vista, their most pop-focused yet.
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Check out our top tracks this week on Spotify, featuring Dream Wife, Glass Peaks, Lauran Hibberd, Ulrik Munther, BETSIE GOLD, Babe Punch, Harve, Melenas, Vistas, Dizzy, Coach Party, Jehnny Beth, Callum Beattie, Queen Millz, PINT + BLISTER, Dani Saldo, Charlie Cunningham, Eliza Edens, Farrah, Do Nothing, Dux, Yury and Broughton.
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Love is a scary little thing and wearing your heart on your sleeve not always easy. With new single ‘Man In Need’ Swedish singer-songwriter Ulrik Munther gives you a song that says it all.
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Following last month’s ‘Persona Non Grata’ marking their return form a nine-year hiatus, Bright Eyes keep the ball rolling with second single ‘Forced Convalescence’.
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Dizzy are releasing their second single from upcoming sophomore album ‘The Sun and Her Scorch’ (31st July) – a magical follow up to ‘Sunflower’.
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Post Rome have returned to get hips and the North East music scene shaking with their vibrant new single ‘Different Kids’.
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Londoner Harry Mold has just released his riotous new single ‘Treadmill In A Desert’ via Touch Recordings. A track about the pressures you feel while in a stationary state of mind - despite being written before the current world crisis, the song couldn't be more relevant. Harry took a moment to talk about the inspirations behind the track.
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London-born Samuel Jack has released the song we all need right now. ‘Gonna Be Alright’ is an honest and powerful track with an optimistic message.
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Post-punk, pop and dance quintet Pottery return with a transparent love song that conjures up visions of red hot and romance-filled lazy days.
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Bethlehem Casuals new album is a game-changer for future concept albums.
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From the outskirts of London come a new band to be intrigued by – TV Priest.
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Slam Dunk, after it’s reassuring and hope filled announcement of being rescheduled rather than cancelled, has started to restock its beautiful stacks of artists with the first new acts being announced today: Alkaline Trio and The Used.
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