George Styles follows ‘Better Conversation’ with ‘How Will I Ever Know’, a new alt-rock single shaped as much by circumstance as by design. The track marks his first recording collaboration in 25 years with drummer Tommy Street, a former bandmate with whom he spent several formative years playing bars, basementsContinue Reading
Since first releasing music in 2023, Martin Kuiper has built his catalogue with a sense of persistence that feels central to his appeal. And throughout his tenure to date, he has steadily expanded his sound across folk-rock, live recordings and, most recently, the heavier direction of his forthcoming album Prison OfContinue Reading
Noah James Mass arrives with a clear sense of purpose on ‘I Am the One’, the lead single from his newly-released self-titled debut album. Built around muscular alt-rock foundations and a strong blues undercurrent, the track introduces an artist interested in keeping the production sharp without sanding away the rougherContinue Reading
There’s something immediately familiar about the feeling at the centre of Chris Home’s new single ‘Saturday High’. It’s about everything that happens before a big night out: the plans taking shape, the first drink, the journey across town and that brief sense that the weekend could still become anything. AsContinue Reading
Since forming earlier this year, OpCritical have made their intentions unusually clear. This is a project built around confrontation, using music as a way to engage with political tension, social instability and the growing sense that many people are being pushed towards the edge. And on ‘Parachute’, their seventh releaseContinue Reading
Following the release of ‘Won’t Let Nobody Hurt You’ earlier this summer, Danny McGuire returns with ‘Friends ’Til The End’, a thoughtful new single that finds him leaning further into the reflective side of his songwriting. Throughout his newest offering, the Scottish-born, London-based artist keeps things relatively understated, allowing theContinue Reading
Having already carved out a wonderfully distinctive identity through The Restless Pursuit To Deliver A Feeling, Paris-based artist Federico Nessi now looks to push his Be My Wife project into even more adventurous territory. With its mixture of theatricality, shadowy electronics and unabashed personality, the project has always felt built aroundContinue Reading
Cork outfit Flywheel first emerged in the 90s, releasing their debut album She in 1996 before stepping away for an extended period. Now, after reforming during the pandemic years, they return with ‘CryBaby’, a single that feels like a sharpening of everything that made their early work so compelling in the firstContinue Reading
There’s something quietly subversive about the way K Abby Jasper approaches ‘Separate the Sage’. Instead of meeting stress, uncertainty and modern overload with outright anger, Joey Fasolino filters them through something more elusive that is part indie folk confession, part ambient experiment, and part private ritual. The title-track from hisContinue Reading
There’s a quiet ache running through ‘Glas und Steine’. Here, Witte approach heartbreak as something slower and more difficult to name; capturing the gradual recognition that a relationship is changing while part of you still hopes it can be repaired. The northern German duo, formed by producer Marvin Burfeind andContinue Reading