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Tag: Rock
‘amy g. dala’ is Bram Bancroft’s hazy & earthy new single
Nottingham’s Bram Bancroft’s latest single ‘amy g. dala’ is an exquisite new addition to his growing catalogue.
From Little Juke’s upcoming album, ‘No Illusions’ delivers cinematic indie-rock grit
We’ve got some real British grit for you today from the Midlands-based outfit Little Juke who have set off a pocket rocket with ‘No Illusions’.
‘through’ is the gentle & evocative second single from Carla Aakre’s upcoming album
‘through’ is a gentle yet evocative exploration of human connection, where brief glances and small gestures carry immense emotional weight from the rising singer-songwriter Carla Aakre.
Laughing Cats’ bold nostalgia in ‘Jerk’ reviltalises retro pop-rock sounds
Inspired by the colorful sounds of the sixties through the eighties, Laughing Cats crafts a refreshing nod to the past while embracing today’s production sophistication with their newest single ‘Jerk’.
On The Record: Rok Ali and The Addiction
Today, we’re thrilled to introduce Rok Ali and The Addiction, a dynamic rock band driven by a passion for authenticity and creativity.
Ryan Toomin’s album Disarray is a slice of heartfelt indie-rock storytelling
Ryan Toomin’s Disarray is a quiet storm of indie-rock, a deeply personal exploration of love, loss, and the complexities of human connection.
Argyle’s refreshing ‘Heal Me’ to is a plea for greater humanity
Swiss-Indian singer-songwriter Argyle continues to captivate audiences with his soulful voice and poignant lyrics in ‘Heal Me’.
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.
Cathartic Fall brings together poets & mental health experts for special album
By collaborating with renowned poets and mental health experts like Whitney Hanson, Allie Michelle, Trev Cimenski, and Matthias J. Barker, Cathartic Fall uses his new album to explore the human psyche.
