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Heartland rocker Mr. Husband asks the right questions with ‘Is It Real?’

‘Is It Real?’ is a melodic indie-rock number laced with soft psychedelia and americana twangs from Maryland’s Mr. Husband.

‘Peace With Bombs (No No No)’ is the powerful, rock-fuelled protest song from Rich Webb & The Liars

With powerful statement ‘Peace With Bombs (No No No)’, Naarm-based outfit Rich Webb & The Liars reminds listeners that rock music still counts for something.

Eternal Mourning reimagines album track ‘Eroded Reef’

Taken from Montreal singer-songwriter Eternal Mourning’s album, What I Saw Is History, ‘Eroded Reef’ becomes a more focussed and haunting psych-rock listen.

Julie Paschke’s ‘Nowhere’ finds freedom in the unexpected

Julie Paschke seeks like-minded connection with ‘Nowhere’, a quietly intense piece of rock-laced indie-folk.

‘Turn Down My Shine’ is Nellie Feldmann’s cathartic sophomore release

Nellie Feldmann’s ‘Turn Down My Shine’ is truly a cathartic pop-rock gem for anyone whose self-esteem has been eroded away by another’s ill intentions.

‘Finish Line’ is the unconventional single from DIY artist Iri Antler

Hamburg-based artist Iri Antler so artfully captures the daily grind through her avant-garde single ‘Finish Line’.

Holylight captures the cruelty & kindness of time’s relentless pull in ‘everything goes’

Queer Dublin-based artist Holylight delivers slacker-rock for the philosophers with ‘everything goes’.

‘Oh June’ is a radiant folk-pop offering from Sarah Wendlandt & Franzi Berg

‘Oh June’ is the latest indie folk-pop narrative from magnetic songwriting pair Sarah Wendlandt and Franzi Berg.

‘Flowers’ is the haunting and profound single from Marry Me Emelie!

London-based duo Marry Me Emelie! embark on the next chapter of their project with breathtaking new single ‘Flowers’.

800cc reimagines 60s psychedelia on ‘hands so cold’

Collaborative project 800cc examine what’s left unsaid in today’s digitally-mediated relationships in new single ‘hands so cold’.

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