Liverpool’s Heron returns with ‘Dead To It’, sweeping us up in a lo-fi warmth and intimate production, deftly woven with Heron’s signature blend of alt-pop, psychedelia and folksy soul.
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Tiz McNamara’s ‘Underneath Your Body’ is a heartfelt confessional
Tiz McNamara’s ‘Underneath Your Body’ goes beyond the love song trope to become a greater exploration of connection, trust and longing.
Leazes bring the heat & indie charm with ‘Sun’s Out’
Leazes’ radiant new single ‘Sun’s Out’ is simply brimming with sizzling guitar riffs, thumping rhythms and an unmissable lead vocal.
Darkwave grit meets DIY guts in MatAre’s ‘That’s What People Do’
From the very beginning of MatAre’s ‘That’s What People Do’, we’re struck by the gutsy, scorched and raw soundscape derived from the darkwave and Russian doomer scenes.
Canada Hill’s ‘His Room’ burns with claustrophobic grit
Hailing from the quaint Surrey town of Redhill comes a thunderous force of snarling guitars and driving rhythms from Canada Hill with their new single ‘His Room’.
Honey Motel hit their stride with ‘If You Didn’t Exist’
Liverpool four-piece Honey Motel are back once again return with a stunningly fluid new single ‘If You Didn’t Exist’, which perfectly showcases their ever-evolving sound.
New Zealand’s Maddy Low conjures up quiet magic with ‘To be near’
New Zealand’s Maddy Low delivers ‘To be near’, an intimate track that feels like reading a love letter by candlelight.
On The Record: Nils Lassen
Step into the curious, poetic world of composer and producer Nils Lassen whose decades-spanning career has quietly shaped the sonic edges of theatre and film.
The Straights prescribe alt-rock anthem ‘The Remedy’
With ‘The Remedy’, The Straights deliver an explosive, sweat-drenched anthem that’s equal parts garage grit and alt-rock swagger.
Robert Melkumyan tracks the journey of exile with ‘Dice’
London-based Armenian musician Robert Melkumyan shares his woozy, nostalgic time capsule ‘Dice’.
