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Kleio are on the rise with ‘mercury’
Kleio are on a trajectory that’s as dazzling as the celestial body that inspired their brand new single ‘mercury’.
Arliston scale new heights of emotional intensity with ‘Vertical’
Arliston’s ‘Vertical’ is a towering monument to melancholy and it’s the latest taste from their forthcoming album, Disappointment Machine.
Ian Bareham wields an open heart & golden voice in ‘Afraid To Bleed’
‘Afraid to Bleed’ is a heart-wrenching masterpiece that confirms Ian Bareham’s status as one of indie-folk’s most promising talents.
Ireland’s Telebox shares blazing new EP, When Night Turns Into Day
Galway’s rising alternative stars, Telebox, have set the music world abuzz with their electrifying new EP, When Night Turns Into Day.
With ‘Hey!’, Frank Follows bring a new vulnerability to their 00s indie sound
Frank Follows are set to reverberate through the indie-rock scene with their newest single ‘Hey!’, reflecting a new sense of sincerity and openness.
Jack Hyphen steps ups from Manchester indie scene with ‘Not Medicinal’
Emerging from the Manchester indie scene, Jack Hyphen dazzles with his vibrant and breezy new single ‘Not Medicinal’.
In ‘Keep Out The Rain’, Dom Malin embraces a new indie-rock direction
Dom Malin dives headfirst into new sonic waters with his latest single ‘Keep Out The Rain’.
The Youth Play’s ‘If We Just Ever Were’ is the dreamy, shoegaze break from the everyday
Returning with a highly anticipated follow-up to their debut album, The Youth Play release ‘If We Just Ever Were’.
Emotive folk and melancholic alt-rock combine in Twin Solitaire’s Last of the Line EP
Twin Solitaire’s latest EP, Last of the Line, is a stunning blend of emotive folk soundscapes and melancholic alternative rock melodies that promises to captivate listeners from start to finish.
