Summer of Blood share noise-infused punk on gnarly new single, ‘Strange Island’.
Read MoreHamburg collective Scotch & Water cut 70s influences through contemporary indie pop on gravitating groove, Moving' On’.
Read More‘Chaos’ by name, but not by nature, Joshua Chase Miller shows how beauty and boldness can be born from restrain on his striking new single.
Read MoreWe chat to Elissa Sun about the visuals for her playful soul-infused single, ‘K.O’, which collectively takes a tongue-in-cheek look at celebrity culture, validation culture, and the ups and downs of the music industry.
Read MoreGently rocking western over waves of balmy garage stars, ‘Melted Sea’ is the latest single to be self-released by Bristolian conch crooners Captain Süün (August 23rd, via Bad Luck Records). Swaying quite contently straight out of the lagoon-ed minds of a quartet of well maned charmers, this track will glide hop over your conscious and into the deepest pools of your heart.
Read MoreAhead of her gig at London’s Swanley Park Folkfest this weekend, Mike McGrath-Bryan talks with Limerick singer-songwriter Emma Langford about her home city, Patreon, and dogs on Instagram.
Read MoreSkunch’s ‘Lazy’ is a powerful rock anthem for the alienated and frustrated.
Read MoreIn light of the release of their empowering new single, ‘Beauty in Your Brokenness’, Wildwood Kin spoke to us about some of the things that inspire them, including their spirituality, mental health awareness and Lord of the Rings.
Read MoreCheck out our top tracks this week on Spotify, featuring A R I Z O N A, Tourist, RAY BLK, GRAVVES, KLARA, Ho99o9, Flyte, Binker Golding, Babeheaven, Bonniesongs, Declan McKenna, Calva Louise, Dream State, Sea Girls, Gabrielle Aplin and JP Cooper, Sophie and the Giants, Glass Peaks, and Annabel Allum.
Read MoreMatthew Pinder speaks to us about his vintage inspired visuals for nostalgic folk single, ‘My Demise’ which explores the fickleness of relationships and appreciating the good times while they last.
Read MoreThe Night Cafe have released their long awaited debut album which does not disappoint, 0151 is a album full of great indie songs which promise to propel them to being one of Britains biggest bands.
Read MoreOpening with moody, atmospheric folk arrangements , Jenny Kern’s ‘Slow Burn’ does exactly what the name suggests as it flickers with slow burning intensity.
Read MoreAhead of their latest guerrilla swing of UK dates, Limerick math-punks We Come in Pieces talk about their city, their experiences, and crossing the water on tour, in the first instalment of a mini-series on WTHB this week.
Read MoreIt should come as no surprise that a song titled ‘British Bombs’ doesn’t fizz but bangs.
Read MoreAfter an impressive debut in February, Calva Louise keep the momentum going with Belicoso, which is out now as the first single from their forthcoming EP 'Interlude For The Borderline Unsettled'.
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