Introducing Gateshead-based project Montelimar who recently released their debut single ‘Rainbows’, which puts forward their decades-spanning indie-rock sound.
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With ‘SHY’, AM Shanley reclaims the human touch in a digital world
AM Shanley is the Paris-based Irish singer-songwriter, composer, musician and producer who is committed to analogue craftsmanship, as you’ll discover in his newest single ‘SHY’.
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.
Rock Berg channels joy and self-acceptance on ‘Let Go!’
With 80s-influenced indie number ‘Let Go!’, Rock Berg embraces self-acceptance and subvert outside expectations.
Katie Dauson turns self-doubt into fuel on ‘Get Ready’
Introducing one of Toronto’s most versatile, genre-blurring songwriters Katie Dauson whose newest single ‘Get Ready’ blurs together rock, blues and rockabilly into one swaggering sound.
RYDE’s ‘Stop the Wheel’ takes listeners to the edge of hope
This four-minute orchestral alt-pop masterpiece ‘Stop the Wheel’ is astonishingly only the second single from Bristol-based duo RYDE.
On The Record: David Cloyd
We take dive into the making of David Cloyd’s latest album track ‘If We Could Escape’, a song inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s spy thriller North by Northwest and how some of those dramatic themes carry on over into the relentless momentum of life.
Rose Devika captures meteorological tension with ‘i take it personally’
Exploring the thorny terrain of relationships, where moods act like shifting weather fronts Rose Devika’s latest single ‘i take it personally’ is a relatable anthem.
Brighton’s Bacci Pouch are anything but ‘Normal People’
‘Normal People’ solidifies Bacci Pouch’s place as one of Brighton’s most promising indie-rock outfits.
