28 May 2025
Listen: London’s mary in the junkyard Share New Single ‘Drains’
Quickly becoming a crown jewel in the UK alternative scene, ‘Drains’ is another new direction within a versatile collection of songs from mary in the junkyard.
23 May 2025
Listen: Cork’s Pebbledash Share New Single ‘Asha’s Waltz’
Having released an excellent EP at the start of the year, Pebbledash have since followed up ‘Four Portraits of the Same Ugly House’ with a string of excellent singles.
21 May 2025
Listen: London’s Most Things Share Final Single ‘Deal’ from Upcoming Debut Album ‘Bigtime’
London duo Most Things have released the final single before the release of their highly anticipated debut album, ‘Bigtime’, releases on Friday.
21 May 2025
Listen: Double Virgo Sign to YEAR0001 and Share New Single ‘bemused’
On ‘bemused’ Double Virgo go beyond the bored affectations of slacker rock. Here the duo land on something that holds fast to their aesthetic but displays true range and breadth.
21 May 2025
Listen: London’s mark william lewis Returns with ‘Tomorrow is Perfect’ via A24 Music
mark william lewis is tasteful in his transfiguration of slowcore, ensuring that his latest release soars and shimmers with layered choruses, distant brushed drums and hushed bass.
21 May 2025
Listen: The Sophs Sign to Rough Trade and Share Debut Single ‘SWEAT’
The Sophs sidestep the usual LA indie gloss. No neon, no posturing. Just a lean groove, a voice on the verge, and the kind of heat that creeps up on you.
19 May 2025
Listen: London Based PARADE Share Debut Double Single ‘Picking Flowers’/’Que?’
With both tracks united by this uncanny sense of sprawling, urban mystery, it’s clear PARADE feed off curiosity, abstraction and open questioning.
19 May 2025
Listen: NYC’s Retail Drugs Share ‘Person A’ via Fire Talk’s Angel Tapes Label
Powering around New York city with home tapes and a drive to play every DIY show along the way, Retail Drugs demand to be heard.
09 May 2025
Listen: Manchester’s Maruja Share ‘Look Down On Us’ and Announce Debut Album
Manchester quartet Maruja trade folklore for fury, myth for the noise of the now, and their gaze upward, toward the cold geometry of capital and the architecture of control.