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Listen to Conchis’ dark-pop dreams in ‘Cray Cray’

Finnish newcomer Conchis bursts onto the scene with ‘Cray Cray’, a debut single that’s as unpredictable as it is intoxicating.

Dem Atlas is about to drop a sonic bomb with ‘Forlourn’, a mind-bending preview of his upcoming album, FANTASY PKWY.

Kleio are on a trajectory that’s as dazzling as the celestial body that inspired their brand new single ‘mercury’.

Arliston’s ‘Vertical’ is a towering monument to melancholy and it’s the latest taste from their forthcoming album, Disappointment Machine.

‘Afraid to Bleed’ is a heart-wrenching masterpiece that confirms Ian Bareham’s status as one of indie-folk’s most promising talents.

The Public’s newest track ‘D. B. Cooper’ is a high-octane blend of snappy riffs and anthemic choruses that will have you singing along in no time.

Emerging from the heart of France, NOVISCE is a project that defies easy categorization.

Brighton duo Barbara share a delightful splash of baroque-pop colour, their latest single ‘Property-Owning Democracy’.

Creating a song that genuinely exudes happiness is a rare feat, but Katie Wighton nails it with ‘Real Thing’.

Galway’s rising alternative stars, Telebox, have set the music world abuzz with their electrifying new EP, When Night Turns Into Day.