Izzy B. Phillips on surrealism, voyeurism and Black Honey’s new album ‘Soak’.
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Birmingham’s finest boundary-breaking double act GANS are back with their new single ‘NIGHTWALKING’, their most ambitious track to date.
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Dundalk shoegazers Just Mustard announce their next album alongside the release of their latest single, album title track WE WERE JUST HERE.
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Emo royalty, Dance Gavin Dance, return with a pure blend of creation.
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South Facing Festival plays host to Mogwai, Lankum and more in a tightly packed lineup that makes the most of a hot day for a masterclass in post rock and folk.
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The 00s indie icons take over West London with a barnstorming mix of classic tracks and new material.
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The Royston Club return with a more complex and emotive second album.
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Everest is a return for Grammy winners Halestorm with their sixth full-length studio album that arrives with a tangled web of melancholy, frustration and anger that encourages a reintroduction into their unique world of chaos and mayhem.
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Blending songwriting, poetry and painting, Ada Lea’s new album brings all her artistic endeavours into a masterpiece of storytelling.
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All hail Battlesnake! Your new favourite Australian Metal Band deliver an appropriate tour-de-force that lights up the Underworld with ferocious support from Mother Vulture and Dead Air.
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‘White Horses’ by Wolf Alice is a fresh, exciting, and ultimately very Wolf Alice track.
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Michigan’s number 1 hot new band continues to fire on all cylinders.
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Willoughby Tucker, I’ll Always Love You by Ethel Cain - A record about the inevitability of loss that never stops clinging to beauty, even when painful.
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Still riding the wave of their explosive earlier releases, Liverpool based band STONE return with their brand new single ‘Never Again’, a brutally honest track that delves into self-destruction, emotional cycles, and frustration.
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Mancunian quartet Westside Cowboy come with a restless urgency to their debut EP that is unparalleled within the concentric circles of alternative.
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An equally refreshing and heartbreaking take on 1980s dream-pop.
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Drunk Surfer, the final instalment before the release of Westside Cowboy’s debut EP, This Better Be Something Great, is a heart-wrenching flurry of guitar riffs and haunting vocals.
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Herbal Tea’s new single ‘Submarine’ is a journey into the unknown, both sonically and emotionally.
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Bohemian, alt-pop party girl vibes are back and its all thanks to Greta Isaac-or is it Dolly Zoom?
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Nearly three decades since their debut, Good Charlotte return with Motel Du Cap, a raw, heartfelt revival that bridges nostalgic pop-punk spirit with seasoned emotional depth.
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