Jay Tennant takes us back to early 00s anthemic rock with sublime new single ‘Spectre’. There is a rumour going round that Jay Tennant actually intended his new single to be the theme to the James Bond movie of the same title. However, just before Tennant got his jiffy bag ready, he saw on the […]Read More
Wigan four-piece The Lathums’ new single ‘Oh My Love’ is an uplifting acoustic guitar driven track, inspired by lead vocalist Alex Moore’s experiences at the age of 16 when songwriting helped him get through a period of deep personal loss. It is the first music from the band since their four-track Ghosts EP, which was […]Read More
Imagine you’re a 18-year old girl, who is very passionate about gender equality and isolated during a pandemic. Imagine you keep hearing “she was asking for it” every time the topic of unwanted attention or sexual harassment comes up. Imagine getting angry. Finally, imagine you have a punk soul and a guitar… Then you can […]Read More
Chloe Foy’s latest single ‘Shining Star’ is a delicate and heartfelt tribute to her late father. Foy’s deeply personal lyrics “He steps out from day to day / Fortune evades him still” are interlaced with a melancholic acoustic guitar and a peppering of strings. With its tender melodies ‘Shining Star’ reveals a range within Foy’s […]Read More
BLOXX have returned with surprise release ‘Everything I’ve Ever Learned’, a track displaying the same unreserved, upbeat energy that first drew people to the Uxbridge four piece. The song is BLOXX’s first new music since their debut album Lie out Loud was released in 2020. Lyrics explore lessons that life throws at us, and how […]Read More
What sets Northern Irish singer-songwriter nicha apart from her contemporaries is her ability to absorb musical influence wherever she goes. Originally from Belfast, she packed up her things and left for Australia at the tender age of 18. After spending time busking in Sydney and Melbourne, she spent a stint of time in Kathmandu. The […]Read More
Olivia Rodrigo has taken her ‘drivers license’ and is now going places in the music industry. Only three months after she broke the streaming charts with her debut single, comes the release of indie-pop song ‘deja vu’; the track precedes an eleven-track album set for release on 21 May (though the title and track list […]Read More
With his recently released electrifying EDM single ‘Happy Hour’, Canadian platinum producer and DJ Felix Cartal couches a story of heartbreak in unexpectedly euphoric terms. The concept of happy hour is redefined, now referring to the long, lonely hours of the night when lost souls drink away their miseries. Cartal unites this sorrowful picture with […]Read More
While 2020 marked a period of devastation for many in the creative industries, it was fertile ground for Meath duo Twin Diver. Ben Spelman and Jonathan Cooke Allen (formerly of The Girl Talk) found themselves stranded in London with nothing but time to hone their sound. Their latest single ‘Television’—a gloomy, reverb-heavy number—fits perfectly in […]Read More
One exciting repercussion of these ‘unprecedented times’ is the tsunami of creativity which is now breaking over us. Riding this wave with their latest release ‘Small Talk’ is Dublin four-piece Soda Blonde. Utilising isolation and lockdowns to be self-reflective, Soda Blonde’s forthcoming album, and titular track ‘Small Talk’, explores their collective experiences as 20-something-year-olds. Opening […]Read More
Reading-based duo Yonder dropped their debut single ‘Medicine Dreams’ earlier this month, and it’s a delightful nugget of indie-pop brilliance. The act consists of Alex Lisle (lead vocals/guitar/synth) and Dan Lisle (drums/bass/backing vocals). It’s a side project that stems from their current band, SAHARAS. SAHARAS’ sound contains a lot of pop sensibilities, so it will be […]Read More
Scottish alternative rock band Teenage Fanclub released ‘The Sun Won’t Shine on Me’ on 15 March. The track will appear on their upcoming album, Endless Arcade, due to drop on 30 April. This track is the fourth that the band have released from Endless Arcade, following ‘I’m More Inclined’, ‘Home,’ and ‘Everything Is Falling Apart,’ […]Read More
As a warm summer edges closer and closer, a lot of us will be imagining what our summers will be like after the fabled June 21st. With the ability to plan ahead becoming more certain, thoughts will turn to outfits, events and most importantly, music. Enter South-London based songwriter and producer FJ Law. His latest […]Read More
The latest single from Regressive Left is a catchy, electronic-driven beat that takes clear aim at neoliberalism and corporate greed.Read More
A pared down, eighties-style guitar lick. The word ‘daydreaming’. A sudden flare up and crash into an anthemic chorus. These are what welcome us to Sounds Like a Storm’s new single, ‘Make It Better’, a belter of an indie rock song with shades of glam, Johnny Marr and early Arctic Monkeys. Written about frontman Sennen […]Read More
