All-time Midwest emo greats Tigers Jaw bring their dynamic syncopation into a tighter and grittier feel for the debut single of their new album ‘Lost On You’.
Tom Smith’s debut solo album ‘There Is Nothing In The Dark That Isn’t There In The Light’ retains the warmth and optimism of his band Editors whilst slow-dancing to a different sonic heart.
Quebec City punk quintet release blinding single ‘Losing Grip’, with touches of influence from their surrounding genres and a new album on the way, they’ve created a glaring, riff-heavy track to rally behind for an all-new project.
With ‘Rule 31’, Radio Free Alice sharpen their ascent from underground fascination to international breakout, delivering a new wave/post-punk jolt that crystallises exactly why their name keeps surfacing in sold-out venue announcements across the UK, Europe, the US and Australia.
The album she thought she would never get to make, Ella Eyre is stunning on ‘Everything, In Time’.
Barcelona-based indie rock, post-punk, and shoegaze band Seibiant present their new single ‘Control’.
The Leeds trio return with an honest, tender ballad, exploring how love and loss can echo down the years.
The Eurovision favourites explore the murky question of what it means to be human on their sleek new single.
Smoky, seductive and sublime : Madeleine Rose Witney and her debut EP ‘From Now On’.
Unwaveringly honest, Hetta Falzon unravels anxiety in her diaristic single ‘The Rabbit Hole’.
About the unworkable schism between the irrepressible human spirit of exploration and joy, and the crushing unavoidability of late stage capitalism, Horses In Transit is about a position many of us find ourselves in - That endless trudge of life, from house to house, job to job, drowning in debt and responsibility, and never being able to come up for air.
Picture House return with a melodic dreampop tribute to the late Brian Wilson with new single ‘View From Heaven’.
Metalcore darlings Of Mice And Men ring in a new age of their music with genre-agnostic and melodic single “Flowers”
Searows captures the stillness after the storm in ‘Photograph of a Cyclone’.
Picture Parlour are set to take listeners on the journey of a lifetime; all you need to do is step into The Parlour.
The Hunna’s ‘blue transitions’ EP is a strong emo ride through the gritty times of a tough relationship, and rising above the challenges.
More than a decade after they burst onto the music scene, 5 Seconds of Summer are back – not with a comeback per se – but an album that finally feels like it belongs entirely to them.
Doing everything on their own terms, Set It Off are the best they’ve ever been on new self titled album.
Stockholm’s waterbaby continues her soft-spoken revolution with wistful single ‘Beck n Call’
Longstanding hardcore machines Drain add banger after banger to their repertoire in new album “....Is Your Friend”.
White Lies, one of the UK’s boldest guitar bands, emerge with dazzling results after embracing new tricks to create their seventh album ‘Night Light’.
This is the band taking the reins, not just recreating their past success, but distilling their signature sepia-tinged soul with a newfound cinematic production and a deep, self-assured honesty.
Brother and sister duo The Molotovs return with the individualist anthem ‘Rhythm Of Yourself’, a blazing slice of throwback rock’n’roll from the champions of 21st century mod revival.
Washington. D.C post hardcore band Glitterer announce new album with sepulchral and sharp single “stainless steel”.
SUUNCAAT has returned with a devastatingly beautiful act of self-exorcism in new single ‘Signs’.
After weeks of teasers across social media, the wait is finally over. NOTION and Willow Kayne have joined forces for their new single “Waiting”, an explosive dance track that balances euphoria with melancholy through entrancing vocals and cinematic-esque production.
A pop punk song about a pirate demon… not something you hear everyday.
Inhaler have always thrived in the liminal space between heart-on-sleeve earnestness and arena-sized ambition.
