With new single ‘Lowerclass Madness’, Llandudno five-piece The Spitting Pips are raw, defiant and unapologetically working class.
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Leazes return with youthful indie anthem ‘Melissa In Action’
Geordie quartet Leazes return with another burst of youthful vigor in ‘Melissa In Action’, a balance between British indie nostalgia, fresh lyrical wit and punchy, anthemic hooks.
Love Ghost evoke post-breakup fragility in ‘Car Crash’
Los Angeles’ Love Ghost artfully subdue their distorted grungey sounds for a moment of stillness and restraint in their latest single ‘Car Crash’.
Be My Wife explores the extremes of love on ‘Only You’
Paris-based visual artist and producer Be My Wife delivers a strikingly evocative single ‘Only You’, cementing the foundation of his upcoming EP, To Deliver a Feeling.
On The Record: Yijia
Yijia is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose work builds bridges between time, culture, memory, experience and consciousness.
Olina explores identity, class & displacement in ‘Newspaper Smell’
London-based Greek singer-songwriter Olina makes a lasting impression with her visceral pop-rock anthem ‘Newspaper Smell’.
The Hell Club’s ‘Beautiful Stranger’ finds beauty in the bleakness
Introducing The Hell Club, the indie folk-meets-rock project from songwriter and producer Mitchell McDermott with his haunting new single ‘Beautiful Stranger’.
On The Record: Félixe
We’re joined by Canadian singer-songwriter Félixe whose music blends raw emotion, poetic lyricism and a fearless sense of independence.
Shelita’s airy synth-led single ‘Fade’ finds beauty in impermanence
Seattle artist Shelita captures these delicate threads of fleeting connections in her new single ‘Fade’, made in collaboration with Lamar Van Sciver and Bellringer.
On The Record: Vicious Clay
Vicious Clay returns with a striking new single ‘mine all mine’ from his upcoming album Bleecker Street Revisited.
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