Genre-defying band The New Eves, known for blending indie rock, folk, poetry and orchestral instrumentals, have released their latest single, ‘Rivers Run Red’.
With barely a digital footprint, The Itch have built momentum through word of mouth and a magnetic live show.
In many respects, ‘Shells’ continues where that debut, ‘I’ve Never Met Anyone I Thought I Could Really Love (Until I Met You)’, left off.
‘Gardener’ is the band’s induction into the sounds of 90’s Shoegaze, striving to tackle and face their past teenage selves.
‘Lucky’ sows a whole field with a handful of seeds; takes a stepladder and reaches for the stars.
The long-awaited crack of thunder from Glasgow’s Humour finally splits the sky as they announce their much-anticipated debut album, ‘Learning Greek’.
Six-piece Blousey are all about donning black blazers, puffing out chests, pushing back hair, and belting out a big fat chorus.
Staggering onto the scene as a London-via-Manchester folk-rock collective, the North and South extend hands to form The Slow Country.
‘Next To Die’ feels like a highpoint for Ugly to pivot on, with its seriously accomplished vocal harmonies, coupled with beautifully textured percussion and excellent acoustic guitar playing.