From The House Flies’ forthcoming second album, Lions and Ore, ‘Derelict Crawl’ is the latest display of the Illinois band’s dark alt-rock and post-punk sensibilities.
Category: Rock
Belfast’s The Gold Tips celebrate movement with soulful jam ‘Hold On’
As well as being a standout single, ‘Hold On’ is also a tantalising insight into The Gold Tips’ latest album, Hope and Recreation.
Ardentjohn’s folky indie-rock single ‘Into The Night’ finds hope in the darkness
The latest show of Ardentjohn’s shared songwriting magic is ‘Into The Night’, a warm and reassuring piece of folk-inflected indie-rock.
DIY spirit meets alt-rock energy on Gunshots or Fireworks’s ‘Open Mic’
From Arizona’s underground scene in Phoenix, Gunshots or Fireworks who have recently released their sophomore EP, DÉSORDRE, featuring focus track ‘Open Mic’.
Prem Byrne’s ‘How Life Is’ finds meaning in life’s contradictions
Singer-songwriter Prem Byrne balances joy and grief in his 80s-inspired single ‘How Life Is’.
Ratfink! returns with warm, lo-fi gem ‘Graze On You’
Australian DIY project Ratfink! is back with ‘Graze On You’, a charmingly stripped-back number that stays true to the laidback, lo-fi style we’ve already come to know and love.
‘Red Pill’ is Amélie Giardini’s sophomore statement on power dynamics
Introducing Amélie Giardini with her sophomore single ‘Red Pill’, a bluesy, soulful and cinematic release that instantly marks her out as a one-to-watch.
MatAre expands his sonic universe with after-dark anthem ‘Dancing With The Spirits’
With a real understanding of new wave, dream-pop and shoegaze, MatAre surprises us once again with his latest single ‘Dancing With The Spirits’.
‘Ellipsis’ is an unmissable introduction to new indie outfit Tiebreak
‘Ellipsis’ is the energetic, youthful and guitar-driven single from Milton Keynes indie outfit Tiebreak’s debut album, 16-23.
KATIA POJIDAEVA’s ‘Capitalism’ is a theatrical & haunting social commentary
KATIA POJIDAEVA’s sophomore single ‘Capitalism’ is a powerful critique of the all-consuming corporatisation and homogenisation of our current society.
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