Yes, admittedly I said: ‘We might get another single or two before it lands.’ It turns out I was entirely […]
We’ve followed Old Neon for a while and they’re a band that keep putting out big songs. You might have […]
Prolific. A word we can use to describe Humberstone’s approach to music. We’ve just got four new songs after […]
This is quite a special moment in the Attic Finds world, so some backstory is needed. In the 1990s, Southampton […]
Twisting the title and some of the songs from their album, Life Under The Gun, this EP from Militarie Gun […]
In December, Bleach Lab released a four-song studio session called, well, Studio Session. The EP has three of their favourite […]
We occasionally trip over a band we covered who released new material that we missed. Music doesn’t have an expiry […]
Brace yourself for some melodramatic art rock as The May Divide deliver their musical oddity, Personal. Let’s make an attempt […]
The fourth instalment of THE RAT TRAP is a guitar and vocal selection with minimal additions. This three-song lineup is […]
Magnolia Park (and a whole bunch of friends) dropped two EPs on the same day. Mooneater and Soul Eater represent […]
This is the third instalment in the Rat Trap series (you can read about The Rat Trap I & II […]
Royal & the Serpent (RATS… in case the RAT connection wasn’t clear) have dropped a two-part EP. Part 1 is […]
After a string of jaw-droppingly brilliant singles, Candi Carpenter has released her highly anticipated EP, Demonology Part I. The idea […]
Kill The Icon are synth-punk band with seriously angular lyricism steeped in protest. Like many of their social and political […]
Get ready for some genre-hopping guitar-led chaos, as HotWax drop their debut EP, A Thousand Times. Wet Leg meets Radiohead […]
Following their debut long-player, A History of Things to Come, SINKR’s Sedona EP has found songs that definitely show the […]
Royal & the Serpent lands at the heavier end of edgy pop-punk, close to the crossover with metalcore. The sweet […]
Bleach Lab hail from Buckinghamshire originally, though I believe they are now based in South London. However, they have a […]
Atlanta power-trio Loud Humans give us an interesting and well-crafted set of songs in their EP See, lioning. At times […]
Bitters have a knack for a slow-driving rock sound, backed with rich synths and propelled by Claudia Mills’ vocals. Their […]
You genuinely never know what will happen when you put Poppy on the hi-fi. Every musical style is fair game […]
Blending guitar fuzz and pop synth, Sophie Powers’ Red in Revenge is a very nearly album-length hyperpop record with seven […]
Hot Milk’s highly anticipated extended play, The King and Queen of Gasoline, is released today. We’ve had some tasters, but […]
Dead Days left a faint green dot on our radar with a song called ‘Try’ way back in 2016. We […]