The Trusted – Levitate
The Trusted, that four-piece from Southend-on-Sea, are shooting for the stratosphere with “Levitate”. This is a rocket ship disguised as a love song, a soaring, melodic beast that feels like it was forged in the white-hot heart of a festival main stage. “Levitate” is a track brimming with electricity, a euphoric rush of abandon that […]
loudness wars – Don’t Fall
The power trio from Chesham, England known as loudness wars is back, and their new single “Don’t Fall” is minimalist rock that gets its hooks in you. This is the band’s third release this year, and it’s clear these guys aren’t dabbling; they’re on a mission. The lineup is a classic, no-bullshit power trio setup: […]
Pool Club – Changing Tides
If you’ve been craving a shot of power pop that hits with the force of a freight train and the sunny vibes of a beach day, then strap in because Pool Club is about to become your new obsession. Their latest single, “Changing Tides,” is a knockout—a euphoric indie anthem that blends razor-sharp hooks with […]
Max Norton – The Breakers
If you’ve been tracking the trajectory of Max Norton, you know this guy doesn’t play music; he attacks it. The Tampa-born, Nashville-bred multi-instrumentalist who cut his teeth as a drummer for the big leagues is back, and he’s not hiding behind the kit anymore. His new single, “The Breakers,” is a declaration of independence, a […]
Bastien Pons – Black Clouds (feat. Frank Zozky)
For those about to get sonically pummelled, we salute you. Coming straight out of Lyon, France, sound alchemist Bastien Pons isn’t here to write catchy hooks. He’s here to build atmospheres you can feel in your bones. On “Black Clouds”, a standout track from his debut album ‘Blinded’, he enlists fellow traveller Frank Zozky for an eight-minute descent into […]
Sean MacLeod – Cool Charisma
Sean MacLeod comes with a slice of guitar-driven perfection that reminds us why we fell in love with indie rock in the first place. His new single, “Cool Charisma,” is a straight-up, no-frills banger that delivers everything you want from a classic indie track: glistening riffs, a solid, foot-stomping beat, and melodies that bury themselves […]
Ronaldo Fuentes – Prize
You need to strap in and listen to “Prize” by Ronaldo Fuentes. This isn’t some factory-assembled track; this is a gritty, synth-driven rock anthem born from tragedy and recorded with a do-it-yourself spirit that you can’t fake. So who is “Ronaldo Fuentes”? He’s a lone wolf from Sydney, Australia, the sole creative engine behind this […]
Redlight – Idea of Mine
You want to know what’s kicking around in the underground that’s actually worth your damn time? Look no further than Redlight, the Marseille-based rock outfit that’s been grinding since 2007. They’ve got a new track “Idea of Mine”, a face-melting treat. “Idea of Mine” grabs you with a guitar riff that’s all swagger and shine—chiming […]
Snow N Stuff – Fuego – Edit
Snow N Stuff, who you probably thought were all about chill vibes, just dropped a face-melter edit called “Fuego”, and it’s here to kick your teeth in. It’s born from the pulse of Ibiza nights, but let’s translate that to rock-speak: this track has the raw, unhinged energy of a stadium show colliding with the […]
Dream Bodies – Dead Air
Dream Bodies, the solo vessel for scene veteran Steven Fleet, is back with “Dead Air,” and it’s a masterpiece of melancholic, witchy darkwave that not only sets a mood—it becomes the mood. Dream Bodies is Fleet’s relatively new solo outing, but don’t let “new” fool you. The man has been in the trenches, playing with […]
Max Macready – Holding Pattern
If you’re scrolling through, looking for something that actually has some guts, some real sonic teeth, then you need to stop right here and get your ears around “Holding Pattern” by Max Macready. First off, who the hell is Max Macready? They’re a UK-based duo that sounds like they beamed in straight from a rain-soaked, […]
Caleb L’Etoile – Starling
Caleb L’Etoile is diving into the abyss with a cinderblock tied to his boots, and “Starling” is the terrifying, glorious splash. This is the goddamn nucleus, the ground-zero manifesto for his new full-length horror anthology in noise-rock form, PS. Overlook the usual three-chord punk ramalama; this is a different kind of monster, one built on tension, noise, […]