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Coach House return with their third album, “Protro”, and it sounds like a band that has spent real time growing together and figuring out who they want to be. The group comes from the northern suburbs of Chicago, and this new record…

PEIRIANT returns with a thoughtful new album titled “Plant”, a record that quietly expands the creative world the duo has been building for the past few years. Based in Hay-on-Wye in Wales, Rose Linn-Pearl on violin and Dan Linn-Pearl on guitar shape…

Michael Gilas brings a clever idea to life with his new single “Sigmund Freud’s Girlfriend”. The song arrives with personality and a sharp sense of humor, offering a playful look at the strange world of online advice and instant expertise. The inspiration…

Izzy and the Black Trees return with a gripping new album, “Kisses to Chaos”, a record that captures raw emotion and restless energy while shaping it into something bold and memorable. The Polish band has spent years building a strong identity within…

Peter Dulborough’s EP “William”, is one of those releases that quietly draws you in and keeps you there. Built around piano-led arrangements and layered with elements of folk rock, alternative textures, classical touches, and trumpet, the record is rooted in something deeply…

At only 14 years old, Nini Uppuluri is proving that age has nothing to do with emotional depth. Her new single, “One Last Miracle”, released on 20th February 2026, is a heartfelt pop-rock track rooted in a very personal story. The inspiration…

At just 12 years old, Swiss pop artist Camille Anjali is stepping forward with real confidence on her latest single, “RISE UP”. Released on 5th December 2025, the song delivers an uplifting message about resilience, courage, and finding the strength to keep…

She’s Got Claws make a striking return with their latest album, “Stronger The Faith”. The British duo, made up of Micci Lou and Chris O-Ten, spent 18 months writing, producing, and mastering this nine-track project independently in their own studio. That time…

Q: Okay, first off — “Big Scrimps.” I gotta ask. Where did that name even come from? It sounds like a joke that went too far in the best way. A: “Big Scrimps” is actually the name of the group text I’ve…

Tom Leonard’s album “What Has Been and What Will Be” is a thoughtful, steady collection of songs that unfolds slowly and rewards your patience. Across ten tracks, Leonard builds a sound rooted in layered guitars, steady rhythms, and melodies that quietly linger.…

Stealth’s side of Wilderness of Mirrors pulls no punches. Their three tracks land early in the split album and make an immediate impact, with a sound that feels tight, deliberate, and built for tension. This isn’t just noise or aggression for its…

Alasdair James Dodds presents a deeply considered solo piano piece with “Disillusionment”. Released on 11 October 2025, the work follows more than a year of careful refinement, with close attention to resonance, timing, touch, and spacing. That dedication is clear from the…

Q: Hi! When you were creating Clean Cut Lioness, was there a moment where you felt likeyou’d finally “nailed” the sound you were going for, or is it still evolving for you? A: I don’t think a sound is ever truly finished.…

“Sink Down To You” by cmon is like opening a dusty shoebox of memories. You hear it and immediately get the sense that this song wasn’t made to impress anyone—it was made because it had to be. Sheffield-based artist cmon, aka Carlos…

Matt DeAngelis’ new single “In This World” brings back that kind of songwriting that feels thoughtful without being too polished or overly stylized. The piano leads the way, giving the song a warm, human feel. You can tell there’s a real band…