‘Angeline’ is a kinetic mix that borrows from beach-rock, dream-pop, and indie-rock to build an irresistible style that sets Liverpool’s Keyside apart.
Category: Rock
SWIIMS’ ‘All I Die For’ is the tactile enmeshment of shoegaze, new wave & indie-rock
‘All I Die For’ is the outstanding introduction to SWiiMS’ forthcoming full-length album, Into The Blue Night.
Jack Foz leans in mid-00s indie-rock in electrifying single ‘Call’
‘Call’ has the chops to solidify Jack Foz as a soon-to-be staple of the British music scene.
The Horn’s ‘People Like Us’ is a Britpop-influenced indie-rock gem
The Horn are back with another infectious new single ‘People Like Us’, capturing the essence of recognition and solidarity.
The Crazy One is the steller debut album from eclectic artist Chloe Mogg
Chloe Mogg’s eleven-track record, The Crazy One, is the result of six years work and is poised to be her landmark debut.
Sorrell’s ‘For Once’ is a dreamy dive into existential reflection
Balancing melancholy and contemplation, ‘For Once’ showcases a more dreamy and introspective side of Leicester’s Sorrell.
Alt-pop & indie-rock band Litvar release second album Eloquently Aimless
The time has finally arrived to check out Connecticut band Litvar’s new record, Eloquently Aimless.
Introducing Matya with explosive avant-rock debut ‘Nobody’s Home’
‘Nobody’s Home’ is a wonderfully destructive, vibrantly expressive, and ultimately liberating debut for Matya.
School Disco’s landmark album Denton Rock is a sonic manifesto for our times
Brighton-based genre-blending post-punk rockers School Disco are back with their new album, Denton Rock.
John Tibbits steps into the indie-rock realm with ‘Everything in the Wrong Place’
John Tibbits’ ‘Everything in the Wrong Place’ is the punchy, unfiltered indie-rock anthem about breaking through writer’s block.
