Switchdown’s roaring single ‘Get Out’ is a fuzzed-out alt-rock track fuelled by potent frustration.
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Saliva Birds’ ‘Lost Cause’ roars through post-breakup wreckage
York four-piece Saliva Birds’ hook-laden anthem ‘Lost Cause’ is an authentic tale of putting off the inevitable.
‘Skyrocket’ is Sons of Martha’s magnetic rock-pop triumph
Shimmering with vibrant guitars, understated piano and clipped percussion, ‘Skyrocket’ is the expressive new single from London five-piece Sons of Martha.
Nick Byrne’s indie-folk single ‘Solstice Sun’ reflects on the process of change
Nick Byrne’s ‘Solstice Sun’ is a tranquil and soothing acoustic number which centers on the unstoppable force of change, whether it be seasonal, emotional or spiritual.
‘Dead To It’ is Heron’s floating exploration of growth & healing
Liverpool’s Heron returns with ‘Dead To It’, sweeping us up in a lo-fi warmth and intimate production, deftly woven with Heron’s signature blend of alt-pop, psychedelia and folksy soul.
Dom Malin shines with celestial embrace ‘bloodmoon’
One of our favourite singer-songwriters Dom Malin returns with ‘bloodmoon’, a release that’s nothing short of spell-binding; casting a familiar spell on us with his indie-folk charm and heartfelt lyricism.
Canada Hill’s ‘His Room’ burns with claustrophobic grit
Hailing from the quaint Surrey town of Redhill comes a thunderous force of snarling guitars and driving rhythms from Canada Hill with their new single ‘His Room’.
On The Record: Firestations
For On The Record, we spoke to Firestations’ Mike Cranny about the oceanic voyage that inspired the project’s fourth album Many White Horses.
Heron soars with introspective psych-pop single ‘Read My Mind’
Breezy and bursting with kaleidoscopic vibrancy, ‘Read My Mind’ is the second single from Heron’s forthcoming album, Underground Sky.
AUNCE’s ‘Zoo Friend’ invites deeper connection with the natural world
AUNCE’s intimate indie-pop single ‘Zoo Friend’ is about recognising the soul in the natural world around us, especially animals and plants.
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