‘All I Die For’ is the outstanding introduction to SWiiMS’ forthcoming full-length album, Into The Blue Night.
Tag: Rock
Jack Foz leans in mid-00s indie-rock in electrifying single ‘Call’
‘Call’ has the chops to solidify Jack Foz as a soon-to-be staple of the British music scene.
Sorrell’s ‘For Once’ is a dreamy dive into existential reflection
Balancing melancholy and contemplation, ‘For Once’ showcases a more dreamy and introspective side of Leicester’s Sorrell.
Introducing Matya with explosive avant-rock debut ‘Nobody’s Home’
‘Nobody’s Home’ is a wonderfully destructive, vibrantly expressive, and ultimately liberating debut for Matya.
School Disco’s landmark album Denton Rock is a sonic manifesto for our times
Brighton-based genre-blending post-punk rockers School Disco are back with their new album, Denton Rock.
John Tibbits steps into the indie-rock realm with ‘Everything in the Wrong Place’
John Tibbits’ ‘Everything in the Wrong Place’ is the punchy, unfiltered indie-rock anthem about breaking through writer’s block.
Twin City’s ‘Solid Gold’ is a bold anthem of self-belief in rock’n’roll
Bristol-based rockers Twin City unleash new single ‘Solid Gold’, a high-octane track encapsulates the electric energy of the band’s live performances.
Deep dive into Holler’s new EP, Ever Since I Met You
Emerging English South Coast indie quartet Holler is stepping into the limelight with their much-anticipated debut EP, Ever Since I Met You.
Small Talk’s release punchy alt-rock track ‘Always Always’
Bournemouth alt-rock quartet Small Talk deliver an electrifying punch with their latest single ‘Always Always’.
‘Burning Hell’ is the fiery rock anthem from London’s The Midnight Vortex
The Midnight Vortex’s latest single ‘Burning Hell’ is the sonic distillation of a messy and passionate love affair, reminiscent of London in summer.
