From The House Flies’ forthcoming second album, Lions and Ore, ‘Derelict Crawl’ is the latest display of the Illinois band’s dark alt-rock and post-punk sensibilities.
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On The Record: Tom Relling
Santa Rosa musician Tom Relling chats about his all-time inspired album, Peace in Love, out now on Shaky Records.
LunaRover return with searching new single ‘Throw Me A Line’
Maryland duo LunaRover are back with ‘Throw Me A Line’, a dreamy rock-pop that searches for meaning amidst survival.
Belfast’s The Gold Tips celebrate movement with soulful jam ‘Hold On’
As well as being a standout single, ‘Hold On’ is also a tantalising insight into The Gold Tips’ latest album, Hope and Recreation.
Ardentjohn’s folky indie-rock single ‘Into The Night’ finds hope in the darkness
The latest show of Ardentjohn’s shared songwriting magic is ‘Into The Night’, a warm and reassuring piece of folk-inflected indie-rock.
Martha Hill’s indie-folk song ‘Black Crow’ chronicles loss, grief and memory
In the touching single ‘Black Crow’, Newcastle singer-songwriter Martha Hill chronicles the empty space left by the death of childhood best friend Zoe, who sadly lost her life to suicide.
Naoko Hiranuma cherishes patience on ‘Surfing Is a Waiting Game’
Patience, timing and trust is the lesson at the heart of Naoko Hiranuma’s poignant, folky indie-pop single ‘Surfing Is a Waiting Game’.
DIY spirit meets alt-rock energy on Gunshots or Fireworks’s ‘Open Mic’
From Arizona’s underground scene in Phoenix, Gunshots or Fireworks who have recently released their sophomore EP, DÉSORDRE, featuring focus track ‘Open Mic’.
Best New Tracks #254
Welcome to BEST NEW TRACKS, our fast and not-so-furious assemblage of those singles and videos that have crossed our path lately… and now we want them to cross yours.
Tallulah Rendall’s ‘Shame’ conveys the transformative power of self-worth
From Tallulah Rendall’s forthcoming album, Only Human, ‘Shame’ is a profound message of empowerment.
