Album: False Advertising – The Sorry Window
Returning with their long-awaited sophomore album False Advertising, cement their place in the UK’s modern rock scene with a distinct blend of sonic identity and anthemic tunes.
Returning with their long-awaited sophomore album False Advertising, cement their place in the UK’s modern rock scene with a distinct blend of sonic identity and anthemic tunes.
Tender but also fierce, the new single from singer/songwriter Josaleigh Pollett is absolutely mesmerising. Full of contradictions and contrasts, it’s a powerful piece of work.
A full throttle, frantic burst of energy from the Croydon trio, The Cracks And The Creases And The Mistakes add a new energy to the band’s repertoire.
Heartfelt and warm, gritty and hard, the debut release from this Connecticut quartet is an impactful journey through emo, indie, math rock, grunge and more.
As a musical project, be with me is good. But pair it with the emotion behind it and the accompanying short film, and it’s absolutely great.
An impressive example of making the most of musical dynamics, the new single from this Minnesota quintet is an absolute joy.
A fusion of traditional Indonesian Javanese Gamelan and Western post-rock/slowcore sensibilities, this New York ensemble has crafted something moving, beautiful and really impressive.
The German songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer has conjured up a set of songs that feel organic and warm, like wholesome, energising comfort food for the ears.
Split between Venice and Seattle, this Italian-American dreampop combination are swinging for the fences – but also delightfully subtle – on their shoegazey new single.
The next step in Libby Ember’s musical evolution feels fuller, braver and sees her sounding, perhaps, more like herself than she ever has.
Psychy, jazzy, folky, indie-y – the new Very Busy People EP is a veritable feast of musical ambition, contradiction, and imagination and ticks many, many boxes.
A perfect blend of rock and pop, this live and in-session version of the new Drew Pelisek single captures the band in magnificent form.
This Minneapolis-based quartet realise their artistic vision with impressive expertise, expression and conviction. Fittingly, it feels like it comes across as a resounding musical victory.
A musical phenomenon, this incredibly inspiring example of how to accomplish a lot with relatively little, is obscenely clever and particularly delicious.
A fiery clapback at the ever-present, hugely toxic patriarchy, this punky burst of rebellious fire is incredibly spirited, entirely necessary and impeccably timed.
The long-standing Swedish duo – an act we’ve featured perhaps more than any other – return with a propulsive slice of fuzzy, 80s-indebted pop perfection. They never disappoint.
This psychedelic new tune from the longstanding husband and wife duo has some serious rock ‘n’ roll style and old school vibes.
An emo-tinged, widescreen ballad with soaring, scenic highs and contrasting cathartic lows, the comeback single from this Irish outfit is extremely promising.
A cute, curious, wobbly little thing, the new single from Fleur Bleu-E is an exemplary piece of wonderfully crafted DIY bedroom pop.
An exemplary piece of pop rock, Everytime blends perfect pace, incredible production, shimmering instrumentation, and sweet sentiment with astonishing ease.