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The Bluetones are back in the driver’s seat with their Drive Thru EP
The Bluetones have roared back onto the scene with their latest EP, Drive Thru, a sonic testament to their enduring legacy and unwavering creativity.
On The Record: Ready, Steady, Die!
We had the pleasure of speaking with Ready, Steady, Die!—a dynamic British-American electronic duo made up of New York-based composer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Morgan Visconti and London-based vocalist and lyricist Sam K.
Irish indie-rock newcomers The Mercadonnas release ferocious ‘Animals’
Ireland’s indie-rock upstarts The Mercadonnas release their sophomore single ‘Animals’, a raw, ferocious, and uncontainable rebellion as digital overconsumption.
proFESSional’s post-punk single ‘TELEVISION’ tackles media-induced anxiety
London-based band proFESSional have infused their gritty post-punk style with a sense of fear and anxiety that many of us experience when we turn on the TV.
Solis’ ‘Dead Ocean Swimmer’ is a hypnotic piece of freedom & transformation
Solis (Sarah-Louise McCaul) plunges into the depths of personal awakening with her latest single ‘Dead Ocean Swimmer’.
‘What Did I Think Would Happen’ is Arliston’s latest exploration of nostalgia & heartbreak
Offering another taste of their upcoming album, Disappointment Machine, Arliston share ‘What Did I Think Would Happen’ a poignant exploration of unrequited love.
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.
