The Orielles state their case for a Mercury Prize nomination with their experimental opus and career defining new album 'Tableu'.

Bridlington duo Seafret are back, with their gorgeously introspective new EP, ‘Anywhere from Here’.

Speaking on the album, few words come to mind other than genius.

Gilla Band are back with their brand new album 'Most Normal'. A record that further pushes the boundaries of avant-pop and crystallises them as one of the biggest innovators of their age.

Counterparts’ ‘A Eulogy For Those Still Here’ reflects on the inevitability of saying goodbye and how universal the experience of loss is; while letting its listeners know they’re not alone in those experiences.

Alvvays bring back to life their sound of bittersweet reminiscence with intricately complex atmospheres and fervent performances.

Wunderhorse have quickly and assuredly got everybody talking. The rising stars have created a certain electric buzz ever since the release of Teal in 2021, with even more anticipation built with the release of the Leader of the Pack EP in July of this year.

Being ambitiously labelled as “a careful sonic blending of nu metal, shoegaze, rock, punk, pop, electronics and samples”, Scotland’s dynamic duo VUKOVI have unleashed the soundtrack to an intergalactic explorer’s life and adventures. Everyone, meet NULA.