Mercy Kelly’s ‘Out in the Night’ is a thunderbolt of indie glory
Mercy Kelly aren’t simply easing back in, they’re kicking the doors clean off the hinges. ‘Out in the Night’ bursts out of Greater Manchester like a flare in the dark, the kind of triumphant, chest-thumping indie anthem that reminds you why guitars, sweat, and melody still matter. This is a band returningContinue Reading
Tiny Cities deliver a quiet masterpiece on new single ‘Body Cast’
Tiny Cities have always had a talent for bottling small truths, but ‘Body Cast’ is the moment they hold one up and let us see every fracture line. As the lead single from their upcoming EP ‘Beginning of the End’, the song is an indie-folk slow-burn that feels like examining a bruise youContinue Reading
Lee Feather’s offbeat holiday gem ‘Drugs For Christmas’ lands with a wink
There are Christmas songs that coat everything in sugar, and then there’s this; the brilliantly off-kilter winter woozy from Lee Feather and The Night Movers that swaps sleigh bells for sly grins, late-night wanderings, and a distinctly British brand of yuletide chaos. ‘Drugs for Christmas’ might arrive wrapped in mischief, butContinue Reading
The Kiss That Took A Trip returns with the shape-shifting epic ‘Horror Vacui’
If you’ve followed The Kiss That Took A Trip over the years, you already know that M.D. Trello is much more of a world-builder than a songwriter. But with his latest sprawling odyssey ‘Horror Vacui’, he drags you through a kaleidoscope of twenty years’ worth of sonic obsessions, stitched together withContinue Reading
Hawk in the Nest soars on a debut album that feels instantly classic
Hawk in the Nest’s first full-length album arrives with the confidence of an artist who’s spent years sharpening his tools, and the generosity of a songwriter who wants every note to mean something. Avi Jacob steps into this project as a craftsman, pairing his lived-in voice with arrangements that shimmer,Continue Reading
Nourallah Brothers return with the tender, time-stopped ‘Christmastime’
There’s something indescribably moving about musicians reuniting after decades apart, especially when the reunion isn’t driven by industry pressure or nostalgia tours, but by the desire to make music together again. With ‘Christmastime’, the Nourallah Brothers step back into the room as if no time has passed at all, and yet theContinue Reading
CIRCUS ignite a firestorm on the explosive ‘Dog Hour Decline’
If you’ve been waiting for a rock band to kick down the doors and roar about the modern world’s unravelling, CIRCUS have arrived with a blowtorch in hand. Their new single ‘Dog Hour Decline’ is a neon-lit middle finger to a culture spiralling into distraction and disconnection. From the moment the track starts, it crackles.Continue Reading
Charlie Uffelman finds clarity in the quiet on new album ‘All The Light We Dim’
Charlie Uffelman’s ‘All The Light We Dim’ is a luminous listen, quietly pulsing with the weight of someone trying to make sense of a world moving too fast. His second album arrives as a deeply human recalibration, a return to the foundation stones of American songwriting while staring down the uncertainties ofContinue Reading
CS Hellmann charges into a new era on two-track EP ‘In My Head’
CS Hellmann’s new EP ‘In My Head’ erupts like someone finally tearing through the fog to reclaim the spark that’s been flickering just out of reach. If the Nashville artist’s previous work hinted at something stirring beneath the surface, these two tracks crack the whole thing wide open. It’s bold, emotionally supercharged, andContinue Reading
Portland’s Exceptional Failures light the fuse on chaos-rock brilliance with debut album ‘Jungle in My Head’
Portland duo Exceptional Failures return with their debut full-length ‘Jungle in My Head’. What Distler (vocals/guitar) and Damian (drums) deliver here is a delirious, genre-shifting joyride through rock’s wildest corners, stitched together with an energy so volatile it practically shakes the walls. Across eight tracks, EF tear through rock’s sprawling family tree withContinue Reading