Matt Pless has released an absolute joy of a folk song, ‘Ivy Juniper’. It’s a Shakespearian love song in a […]
The Last Dinner Party have just five singles to their name, but their highly dramatic songwriting style and epic live […]
I’m out of order. More specifically, I discovered Cartographer one single in, so didn’t get to write about their first […]
As ‘Sanctuary’ led us to expect, we get heavy intricate instrumentation and a superb vocal for Cartographer’s latest single, ‘Vertigo’. […]
Brace yourself for some melodramatic art rock as The May Divide deliver their musical oddity, Personal. Let’s make an attempt […]
Sitting on the borders of pop and rock, Kailee Morgue merges Gwen Stefani’s pop sleekness with Avril Lavigne’s bite. Morgue’s […]
It’s an atmospheric start for Cartographer’s ‘Sanctuary’. Piano notes cut through a wash of synth and then the song kicks […]
Well, this is a delight. The guitars get lifted with an ace drum fill and the song has already endeared […]
With an intro that nods to the ‘Peter Gunn Theme’ from Blues Brothers, HotWax soon ratchet things into a noisy […]
Bouncing onto the stage in a giant pair of New Rocks, the introduction to ‘The Walls Are Way Too Thin’ […]
It’s the ten-year anniversary of The 1975s stunning debut album, so it’s no surprise to find the stage decked out […]
If you are kicking off a festival set, there are few better ways to do so than with ‘Damage Done’. […]
Slowdive’s are building up to the September release of their fifth album, Everything Is Alive. Their last album, back in […]
Royal & the Serpent (RATS… in case the RAT connection wasn’t clear) have dropped a two-part EP. Part 1 is […]
Cassyette emerged with confidence on the Future Sounds stage at BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend in Dundee. This assuredness was […]
Pale Waves have so many great songs to bring to the stage, it’s almost certain one of the sun-drenched fans […]
Get ready for some genre-hopping guitar-led chaos, as HotWax drop their debut EP, A Thousand Times. Wet Leg meets Radiohead […]
Rachel Chinouriri is back with a great new single. For those with misophonia, the first three seconds of this single […]
Bloc Party bring us the indie disco in their new single, ‘High Life’. It’s a packed audio experience with the […]
We have mentioned that The Nightmares draw water from many roots as their noir pop sound reaches for the sky. […]
Sophie Powers is back with a pop-core classic. Thick beats, glitch synth, and a compelling vocal delivery that drives nihilistic […]
This is a release fuelled by anger, rage, and pain. Yes, Lylyth channel their angst into this commentary on toxic […]
Supercaan hail from Birmingham and London and play a synth/sequencer-tinged indie with equal parts fuzz and sparkle. A sirenesque synth […]
Bursting forth with the high energy of ‘Say It To My Face’, the hugely anticipated pop-punk debut from Meet Me […]