Weekday Social – Five Years Or So
If you are looking for the soundtrack to your quarter-life crisis, look no further than London’s own Weekday Social. These guys just dropped their original single, “Five Years Or So”—this track hits different. It came out since July 5th, 2025, and it’s already been on repeat in the office. The brains behind the operation is Louise. She actually […]
The Sway – Twice In A Lifetime
You want a comeback story? You want a band that’s been through the grinder, walked away, and came back swinging? Then get your ears around The Sway and their new single, “Twice In A Lifetime”. First, a little history lesson. The Sway ain’t some fresh-faced kids borrowing dad’s guitar. These guys are North London royalty. They formed way back in […]
Harry Stock – pretend love
If you came here expecting some soft, acoustic coffee-shop fodder, you’ve wandered into the wrong pit. Harry Stock, the one-man wrecking crew from Reigate, is about to smash the bedroom pop mold with his debut single, “pretend love”. Let’s get one thing straight: this guy gets it. Stock, alongside his wingman and sonic architect Callum, […]
Garrett Anthony Rice – The Prisoner
Right off the bat, Garrett Anthony Rice, an Irish lad hailing from the sleepy coastal town of Greystones in County Wicklow, has just dropped a monster of a track that deserves to be played at maximum volume through the best speakers you own. “The Prisoner” is exactly what rock needs right now. From the opening […]
Fringe Frontier – Think Back
You like your rock music with a side of worn-out boots and a map dotted with dive bars from the Georgia clay all the way up to the concrete canyons of New York? If yes, then you already know Fringe Frontier. Following up their last LP, Songs from the Wirehouse—which had the golden ears of 2x […]
Holly Woodlove – Run Back
Alexander Dausch, the mad scientist behind the San Diego solo Holly Woodlove, is back with “Run Back“. This thing absolutely rips. Released on February 13, this track isn’t simply a warm-up for the upcoming double album The Most Beautiful Lie (dropping March 4); it’s a declaration of war. From the very first second, “Run Back” explodes out […]
Eoin Shannon – Highs & lows
We’ve spun a lot of records over the past year, and plenty of them sound like they were cooked up in some sterile producer’s lab with charts telling artists what notes to hit—and that’s totally fine. But then there’s this album. Eoin Shannon‘s “Highs & lows“ hits different because it lives different. This Irish singer-songwriter isn’t playing. Released August 2025, this […]
Kentucky Trust Fund – Last Flight
Sacramento’s The Kentucky Trust Fund just dropped a debut full-length that hits like a shot of bourbon chased with a mandolin solo to the gut. Last Flight rocks. Plain and simple. We’re talking 52 minutes across 11 tracks that build, swell, and absolutely detonate when you least expect it. The band—Bill Craig pounding drums and singing, […]
Sean MacLeod – Take Control (Don’t Let ‘Em)
After getting a bit experimental and artsy with his last single, Dublin’s own Sean MacLeod reminds us exactly why he cut his teeth in the 90s indie scene with the legendary Cisco. “Take Control (Don‘t Let ’Em)” is an explosion of everything we love about the genre. This feels like it was cut live in […]
The Vigilante – Get You Through
If you’ve been starving for a track like a shot of whiskey chased with a lightning bolt, The Vigilante just delivered the goods. The cinematic synth-rock architect is back with “Get You Through,” dropping January 30 on all major platforms, and this is the kind of tune that finds you at 2 a.m. staring at […]
The Trusted – Spin
Look, we’ve sat through enough landfill indie and copy-paste pop-punk to last ten lifetimes. But every once in a while, a track comes along that kicks the door down and refuses to shut up until you’re paying attention. The Trusted have just dropped that track. “Spin” hit since Wednesday February 18th on all platforms, and Southend-on-Sea’s […]
Pearl Project – Poetry in Motion
If you’ve been sleeping on Pearl Project, now’s the time to wake the hell up. This isn’t your regular romantic pop tune dressed up in soft synth and whispery vocals. Nah. This is “Poetry in Motion,” and they took this track to the zenith of good music. Let’s rewind a second. Pearl Project ain’t new […]