boci announces new album ‘scenes from uniXia’- a spellbinding journey through myth, magic, and musical reinvention
Acclaimed indie folk artist boci has released her sophomore album ‘scenes from uniXia’. Following the critical success of her 2022 debut ‘we are each other, this will see us free’, the new album marks a bold evolution in sound and vision- arriving on limited edition 12-inch vinyl and accompanied byContinue Reading
CENTRIFUGE channel retro alt-rock chaos into catharsis on debut EP ‘Daydreams & Breakdowns’
From the dizzying spin of the Stuttgart underground comes CENTRIFUGE, a band that wears its contradictions like a badge of honour- too melodic for the noise crowd, too jagged for the indie kids, and proudly “too uncool” for everyone trying to keep up with the algorithm. Their debut EP, ‘DaydreamsContinue Reading
Lanz Pierce drops bold new single ‘GET IT’
New York rapper and creative powerhouse Lanz Pierce returns with her most audacious track yet: “GET IT” — a fiery fusion of classic hip-hop bravado and razor-sharp social commentary. Channeling the provocative spirit of Eminem’s Slim Shady era, Pierce delivers a track that’s equal parts head-knocking anthem and cultural critique. With unfilteredContinue Reading
Gerard O’Donnell shares evocative new single ‘He by Water’
Acclaimed Irish pianist and composer Gerard O’Donnell returns with ‘He by Water’, a spellbinding new single that continues his journey into cinematic instrumental storytelling. Following the success of ‘Solstice’ and ‘Ghost’, this latest piece finds O’Donnell blending neoclassical grace with emotional depth, painting vivid scenes without a single word. Opening with hushed elegance, ‘He byContinue Reading
Deja Vu return with heartfelt new single ‘I Love You Anyway’
Wicklow indie-rockers Deja Vu return with their powerful fourth single ‘I Love You Anyway’, a stirring anthem that dives into the complexities of family, resilience, and rewriting your own story. Produced by Alex Borwick, the track sees Stefan O’Brien (vocals), David Mulvey (drums), Rhys Doyle (guitar), and Harry Jacobs (bass)Continue Reading
Tom Leonard finds light in the fog with new single ‘Clarity’
Emerging from Manchester’s ever-evolving indie underground, Tom Leonard’s new single ‘Clarity’ drifts in like a memory you didn’t realise you were holding onto. It’s the first new offering since his debut album ‘Here Comes the Horizon’, and it signals a refined direction and feels more emotionally distilled. Built on aContinue Reading
3rd Deck step out of the smoke with new EP ‘The Fallout’
After a longer-than-anticipated stretch in the shadows, Abbotsford’s own 3rd Deck returns with ‘The Fallout’. This five-track dispatch marks a new chapter in the band’s trajectory. While their previous outings hinted at their knack for gritty hooks and alt-rock influence, this latest EP deepens the palette and sharpens the edges.Continue Reading
Blueprint Tokyo light up the horizon with new album ‘Neon Circus And The Mission Of Hope’
Blueprint Tokyo aren’t just dreaming in colour- they’re broadcasting it in widescreen. With their new album Neon Circuits and the Mission of Hope, the Oklahoma City quintet crank up their ambitions and deliver a glowing, genre-blending odyssey. Known for straddling the line between indie rock pulse and synth-driven shimmer, BlueprintContinue Reading
WHOLES unravel the quiet violence of existence on ‘Modern Day Drama’
With their latest offering, WHOLES don’t so much write a song as they do exhale a weird collective crisis. ‘Modern Day Drama’ is three and a half minutes of beautiful disorientation- a track that creeps in like fog and leaves like a riot. It starts in a liminal daze. TheContinue Reading
The Mortal Prophets’ ‘French Summer’ is a velvet fever dream you won’t want to wake from
‘French Summer’, the newest offering from The Mortal Prophets- helmed by the ever-visionary John Beckmann- is an opulent hallucination wrapped in satin and cigarette smoke. It has the feel of a soundtrack to a European art film flickering just out of reach. Created in collaboration with the enigmatic Anais deContinue Reading