Single: Shepup – At The Light
Full of quaint, quirky charm, there’s absolutely no resisting this adorably cute anti-folk ode to platonic bestie love.
Full of quaint, quirky charm, there’s absolutely no resisting this adorably cute anti-folk ode to platonic bestie love.
Brother Language has communicated the value of friendship and commitment with new song ‘Crew’.
Peira’s latest single “Away” frames a pop sensibility in the warm fuzzy tones of pitch perfect shoegaze guitars.
There’s a flirtatious playfulness to this song and a comfort with vulnerability/nakedness to the production that makes this an absolute smash.
A restless, high energy song that sounds like a summer memory moving too fast to hold onto.
Haunted Images’ dream-like sonic landscape examines how the urge to abandon humanness for perpetual apathy is the most human thing of all.
Capturing a raw, grounding feeling of the Canadian wilderness at night, Seth Mackey creates introspective indie rock that feels both intimate and sublime.
eilonwy’s new single builds poppy vibes on top of heavy commentary, touching on empty love as a facade for consumerism and obsession.
These songs take hold in secret, stealth-boldened waves. There is a sadness to it all but also a sense of quiet hope – the warm, trembling arrival of more ambient atmospherics opening up like a freshly risen sun on a soft and secret summer’s morning.
Abolish Golf brought us ‘Into Place’, an indie rock gem straight from Edinburgh. It explores uncertainty while longing for clarity.
Be prepared to be confronted by WAN’s brutal sound in this bold track!
Recorded alone at home with nothing but soft guitars and a voice that sounds like it’s right there in the room with you, “See You Around” trades perfection for something more intimate and raw.
Fast paced drums and hypnotic, delay soaked vocals makes “In Time” feel like it’s floating outside of time itself, simple in structure but hard to shake off.
Simple guitars and raw, breathy vocals carry “Backburner” from quiet frustration to an emotional peak, showing that music doesn’t need to be complicated to hit hard.
France’s PÆRISH delivers a striking rock experience exploring the themes of emotional exhaustion, depression, and anxiety.
“What Great Light” by Fountain Road: A sonic storm, delivering flashes of hope in the maelstrom of contemporary dread.
A two minute blast of distorted guitars and punky drums that grabs you from the first radio static crackle and doesn’t let go.
The NYC three-piece offers a sense of escapism which doesn’t last long due to a daunting reality.
Brighton’s Had Sandy said “Let’s take you back to high school” with their new song.
I listened several times just to have a grasp of what the hell was happening (complimentary).