The New Respects – Something To Believe In

Fantastically summery rock n soul from Tennessee four piece The New Respects.

Wovoka Gentle – Tell ‘Em, Makoto!

Wovoka Gentle tease their debut album with the latest instalment – Tell ‘Em, Makoto! A gloriously unorthodox folk song from a band who allow their creativity to spill across musical boundaries with sheer theatricality. 

Cult Film – Bored to Death

Passionately DIY lo-fi bedroom grunge from south-coast artist Cult Film with Bored to Death. Fresh from his debut EP Mona, released on the fantastically independent Devil Town Tapes.

The Comet Is Coming – Unity

Fresh from the intergalactic mystery of The Comet Is Coming’s second album, Unity finally allows you to catch your breath and appreciate the brilliance of this other-worldly jazz.

The Japanese House – somethingfartoogoodtofeel

Fresh from her recently released debut album Good at Falling, somethingfartoogoodtofeel captures the sheer genre-spanning intrigue of The Japanese House’s music and is nothing short of symphonic. 

Barrie – Canyons

Dreamy art-pop and hypnotic grooves from Brooklyn based five piece Barrie as they prepare for the release of debut album Happy To Be Here.

Signals. – Nap

Nap shows the softer side of a band that despite combining incredible musicality and groove with wonderfully agile vocals, could very well disappear into obscurity.

Liz Lawrence – Circling Numbers

An evolution of the captivating ability of Liz Lawrence to craft stunning hooks which form the backdrop to her unique voice, Circling Numbers stands out through its simplicity.

Bill Laurance – HAL

A visceral analysis on the relationship between organic piano and inorganic synthesis, HAL sees Bill Laurance pivot on his jazz and classical influences once again.

Wild Nothing – Blue Wings

Awash with the chime of chorus and saturated with indie nostalgia, Blue Wings is a bittersweet instalment following Wild Nothing’s 2018 album Indigo.