Solis (Sarah-Louise McCaul) plunges into the depths of personal awakening with her latest single ‘Dead Ocean Swimmer’.
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The All Clear’s Harbour Songs album explores love, loss & healing
The All Clear’s debut album, Harbour Songs, is a poignant and introspective journey into the depths of the human experience.
Michael Figueroa returns with heartfelt nostalgia in ‘Love You (I Don’t)’
Michael Figueroa returns to music after a difficult twelve years, releasing the nostalgic indie number ‘Love You (I Don’t)’.
STR^NGE’s self-titled debut EP is explosive & thought-provoking
Liverpool’s STR^NGE dives headfirst into the murky depths of industry, existence, love, and politics, creating a psychedelic-rock-indie hybrid that’s both familiar and utterly fresh.
Winter Gardens’ single ‘U/U’ is a thrilling dive into the abyss
Winter Gardens have just dropped a sonic bomb in the form of their latest single’ U/U’.
Drug Store Raid return with second rebellious blast ‘I Wanna Be A Hipster’
Helsinki’s underground ones-to-watch Drug Store Raid have returned with another sonic blast ‘I Wanna Be A Hipster’.
The Trusted unleash an electrifying new single ‘The Lightning’
The Trusted’s newest track ‘The Lightning’ is another demonstration of why this four-piece should be on your one-to-watch list this year.
Dawn Cadence summons dark-pop magic with ‘holywater’
Montreal’s Dawn Cadence traverse realms of dark-pop and indie-electronica with her spell-binding ‘holywater’.
Carla Aakre paints a heartfelt portrait of friendship in ‘watercolour’
The Helsinki-based singer-songwriter Carla Aakre effortlessly blends alt-folk and indie-pop with indie-rock influences in debut single ‘watercolour’.
Lose yourself in the dizzying glamour of Alfreda’s ‘Frankie’
‘Frankie’ is the standout track from Alfreda’s upcoming Mother’s Makeup EP, which is a stunning blend of alt-pop and seventies disco that not only captivates with its sound but also with its visual storytelling.
