Jane’s Party have released a high-energy pop-rock infused single ‘Satellite’ as part of their fourth full-length ‘Casual Island’. The track delivers a mature and well-developed rock soundscape with roaring guitars and breezy drum fills to support sweet, 80’s influenced vocal layering. Follow: Website Facebook Twitter
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British rock sensations Foals release ‘On The Luna’, their second single from anticipated new record out soon
Foals have released their second single from their recently announced new album ‘Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost Part 1’. The band stay loyal to their well-established brit-rocker identity with driving, gritty guitar riffs and smooth, falsetto infused vocals in their latest ingle ‘On The Luna’. The second single ‘On The Luna’ follows recent release…
The Technicolors are back with raging new single ‘Turn Into Blue’
The Technicolors are renowned for marrying roaring guitar riffs with catchy hooks. Their newest single ‘Turn Into Blue’ is no different, and builds upon their pre-existing body of work fashionably. Brennan Smiley’s falsetto twist on what are predominantly raspy and enticing vocals provides a refreshing and engrossing flavour to a dense, complex track. The band…
Hozier releases powerful new single ‘Dinner & Diatribes’ in lead up to second album ‘Wasteland, Baby!’ due in March
Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Hozier is back with another powerful and experimental single in the lead-up to his long anticipated second album. The latest single ‘Dinner & Diatribes’ maintains an energetic, folk note that is interwoven through melodic and commanding vocals and dense, tribal beat. It seems that Hozier has grown in confidence since the release…
High Tropics channel late summer vibes with new indie-rock track ‘Feel the Same’
New single ‘Feel the Same’ from High Tropics follows on from a huge 2018 for the band and perfectly channels late summer vibes. The track is produced by Elliot Heinrich and mastered by Brian Lucey (Cage the Elephant, Liam Gallagher). Stewarts raspy vocals take centre stage and are complimented by dense and melodious guitar riffs….
London based ALLTHINGMATA drop brooding new video for their new release ‘Fear’
London based indie rockers ALLTHINGSMATA have released a brooding new video for their most recent single ‘Fear’. The footage is glitchy, dipping in and out, following the energetic guitar-led track. It’s a rousing single with big melodies, big beats and anthemic riffs. They are playing a show on the 25th November at The Islington; you…
Quote Club: Aaron Taos explains the concept behind the new video for ‘Venom’
“The video was directed by the Tanaka Bros (who also did my videos, ILL, These Days, and Hands). When I’ve worked with them in the past, I let them take the reigns conceptually. However, on this go around I already the idea completely in my head, so I sat them down to pitch it. I was nervous they…
Quote Club: Eliza Shaddad returns with new single ‘White Lines’, an ode to open roads and freedom
Eliza Shaddad is a borderless alt-pop prodigy, her Sudanese and Scottish heritage is filled with a long line of progressive artists and poets dating back to the 1800s. Shaddad is fluent in four languages a holder of a masters degree in philosophy; all of which combines to create a swirling orchestra of influences and sounds. With a…
Beta State – LMK
San Francisco natives Beta State are a genre defying cocktail of seemingly disparate influences. Heavier indie rock, meets dreamy synth-wave pop and bold hip-hop beat-smithery; whilst it’s hard to pin Beta State down their appeal is undeniable. Energetic and focused in equal measure, their new single ‘LMK’ shows that they’re here to stay. Follow: Website…
Lauren Ruth Ward – Did I Offend You?
Having picked up support from Spotify, Lauren Ruth Ward is finding her way into everyone’s favourite playlists. Nostalgia tinged rock is infused with a contemporary writing sensibility filled with emotion and an infectious sense of confidence. “‘Did I Offend You?’ is a song about self reflection after an intense conversation. It can be taken from…
