Ryan Toomin’s Disarray is a quiet storm of indie-rock, a deeply personal exploration of love, loss, and the complexities of human connection.
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Genevieve Miles returns with explosive indie single ‘howl’
Inspired by the likes of Talking Heads, Slowdive, and Courtney Barnett, Genevieve Miles’ new single ‘howl’ is a cathartic release.
Moss Side Sauna Club’s darkly humourous & fazz-laden debut single ‘FREAK’
Introducing Moss Side Sauna Club who are setting out strong with ‘FREAK’, their chaotic, darkly humourous romp through the underbelly of pop music.
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.
‘My Lovely Enemy’ is Grace McLean’s transformative intellectual exploration
Grace McLean’s new single ‘My Lovely Enemy’ is a tantalising mix mysticism, vulnerability and haunting beauty.
Will Knox’s album English Silence is a soft tapestry of healing sounds
From the opening notes, Will Knox’s brand new album English Silence envelops the listener in a warm, comforting embrace.
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)’.
Drug Store Raid return with second rebellious blast ‘I Wanna Be A Hipster’
Helsinki’s underground ones-to-watch Drug Store Raid have returned with another sonic blast ‘I Wanna Be A Hipster’.
Lose yourself in the dizzying glamour of Alfreda’s ‘Frankie’
‘Frankie’ is the standout track from Alfreda’s upcoming Mother’s Makeup EP, which is a stunning blend of alt-pop and seventies disco that not only captivates with its sound but also with its visual storytelling.
