With plenty of stylistic and introspective substance to put behind their indie rock swagger, Those Heavy Souls hit the ground (trail)blazing single, How High’s Too High. Orbits above indie landfill, this indie dance rock hit, which takes the infectious…
We may be in an era of throwaway pop hits but if any track is worth holding onto it is Jake Marshall’s sad-boy synth pop sophomore release, TOO MUCH! Marshall and his 5-octave range set the bar high with…
The Southern Kentucky/Northern Tennessee fourpiece, The Wrong Party, delivered an irresistible invitation to revisit epochs of rock via an unchartered route with their third single, California Bound. With nods to everyone from The Strokes, Pavement, Placebo and Iggy and…
Ever wondered where the cash goes when someone picks up a Ramones, Rolling Stones or Nirvana t-shirt in high street stores such as H&M or Primark? The answer to who receives the royalties when a band’s brand almost becomes…
With his boy-next-door moniker which fully synergises with his genre-fluid sonic identity, DanFromUpstairs is easy to adore. The Brighton-based artist’s latest single, Love, featuring Luke Matthews is a veritable exposition of how much of a forte orchestrating authentic alt-pop…
New York’s states freshest rock renegade, Eamonn Hubert, is set to write a new chapter in the city’s rock n roll legacy with his forthcoming EP featuring the standout single, Can’t Get the Words Out. In addition to shredding…
In this interview, ARCTISKY opens up about how his passion for mental health awareness is deeply woven into his sound. He speaks candidly about his personal experiences, shedding light on the importance of positive self-talk and its impact on…
With Prose for the Cradle, the prodigal sons of New England, Gaud, defied temporal boundaries, transporting listeners into a dreamscape where the lines between past and present are synthesised into a seraphic sonic sensation. Taken from the LP The Singer, the…
Tony C’s latest single Peter Pan Man is a defiant, high-octane triumph of playfully devil-may-care rebellion. The Californian emcee, known for his feverish flows and razor-sharp lyrical precision, takes listeners on a journey through a kidcore aesthetic with polyphonic beats…
JoJo and Wo, the self-made sibling duo from Houston, have once again proven their genre-blending mettle with their latest single, Beer Money (Champagne Wishes). It’s a track that hits all the right notes for fans of country hip-hop, with Fred…