Lifted from New Jersey five-piece Quality Living’s forthcoming album Glacier, ‘Sumac Red’ is a warm and down-to-earth taste of what’s to come.
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Boxing Club take aim at generational scars on ‘Father and State’
Boxing Club’s ‘Father and State’ instantly satisfies our craving for bruised post-punk narratives that rip the curtains back on societal fallacies and poorly patched-over trauma.
Listen to DIY musician Rosie Haze’s dark-pop confessional ‘Fresh Flowers’
In the lead up to her debut album, For Who I Was, the Portland-based musician Rosie Haze has given listeners another peek behind the curtain with new single ‘Fresh Flowers’.
On The Record: MatAre
MatAre’s EP, Brevity, is a four-track collection that combines pastel-toned guitars, soft-edged distortion, authentic ’80s/’90s elements and undeniably direct songwriting.
Talking Horses restart the engine with ‘These Days’
Birmingham trio Talking Horses have been at the grindstone and ‘These Days’ is just a taste of what they have in store for listeners.
The Trusted return with earnest indie-rock anthem ‘Spin’
‘Spin’ is a restless, feel-good and full-hearted single that meets the high bar that The Trusted set for us already.
On The Record: Chas Leman
REPETITIVE STRAIN EP is about capturing the reality of low-income work, making ends meet and the bubbling undercurrent of stress and anxiety.
On The Record: Dying Habit
Our favourite Welsh quartet Dying Habit return to discuss what sets their new album, There Is No Sky, apart.
On The Record: No Lonesome
Following the release of Am I What I’m Not? Probably Not. Wait! EP, we asked No Lonesome some questions about his DIY philosophy, flawed experimentation and making music as an outsider.
Hartlepool’s Crescent make their psychedelic debut with AA single ‘Milogather’
Hailing from the north-east town of Hartlepool, four-piece Crescent is a unique tour-de-force who are bringing old-school psychedelic vibes to England’s coastal region.
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