Rosso Tierney – FEEL
Rosso Tierney doesn’t waste time. The Leeds rocker kicks the door in with “FEEL“, a track that moves like a runaway train and asks a question that’ll sit with you long after the last chord fades. This isn’t a ballad. It’s punk-edged, guitar-driven, and built on distorted riffs, heavy drums, and a solo that rips […]
Awake & Dreaming – Underwater
Awake & Dreaming don’t do subtle. Even when they start soft, you can feel the storm building. “Underwater” is the new single from their debut album Inevitable, and it’s a late-night head trip that drags you below the surface. The song lives at 2 a.m., when your own thoughts get loud and the only choices are cut […]
Tom Minor – What a Little Moonlight Could Do
Tom Minor doesn’t do happy accidents. The London N1 singer-songwriter has been building his own lane for years, writing for other people before finally stepping into his own weird, wonderful world of existential indie. “What a Little Moonlight Could Do” is his latest, and it’s a beast of a different colour. It moves. It swings. […]
The Graceland Conspiracy – We are chaos
The title promises chaos. What you get is something else entirely. The Graceland Conspiracy is the new project from Colin Crooks, a man with a resume that screams noise. He did time in PBR Streetgang, put out singles on the legendary Good Vibrations label, and he’s still part of Belfast’s Bad Noise Monster. So when […]
Poems For Dead People, Intertitle – There Are Spiders In My Dreams
Poems For Dead People and Intertitle don’t make music for the faint of heart. This collaboration, “There Are Spiders In My Dreams“, is a slow, creepy crawl through your own head. It’s out now on Blank Verse Records, and it’s the kind of track that makes you check behind your shoulder. Ryan Kent handles the […]
James Tabbi – Slow Slow Slow
James Tabbi isn’t hiding behind a band anymore. The lead voice of post-punk duo The Heroic Enthusiasts has stepped into his own spotlight with “Slow Slow Slow“, the first taste of his solo debut A Temporary Resident, due next year. And if you expected a safe, tidy side project, think again. This is a moody, […]
2nd Magpie Project – Divine Intervention
South London’s 2nd Magpie Project are a strange bunch. They hide out in a secret spot in Lewisham, cook up tunes, and then drop them on the world without warning. “Divine Intervention” is their third single of 2026, and it’s a left turn from whatever you thought you knew. This is not happy music. It’s heavy, dark, […]
Olina – Starstruck Simulation
Olina doesn’t do quiet. The Greek-born, London-based artist takes a swing at the fake, the filtered, and the endless noise on “Starstruck Simulation“, and she does it with a rock pulse beating under a synth-pop shell. They say she mixes cathartic indie rock with soft folk, and you can feel that tug-of-war from the first […]
Uncanny Valley Girls – 2 Vexed 2 Tired
London’s Uncanny Valley Girls have been kicking around the grassroots circuit since 2018, and their new single “2 Vexed 2 Tired” shows exactly why they’ve built a name for themselves. Frontman Michael Bissett leads the charge, backed by a rotating cast of friends who bring the noise. The title is a cheeky wink at the second Fast […]
Milkie – Crystal
Let’s get one thing straight: Milkie isn’t here to play by the rules, and “Crystal” is proof. This Bristol-based songwriter, real name Hannah Millie Phipps, has been pushing out tunes since she was a kid, and you can feel every bit of that history in this track. She grew up as the oldest of eight, surrounded by […]
Fading Signals – Eleven One
No games, no metaphors. Fading Signals wrote a love song, and they’re not sorry about it. “Eleven One” captures that stomach-drop moment when you realize you’re completely gone for someone and there’s no way back. The nerves, the late-night talks, finally spitting out what you feel, and then discovering they’re on the same page. That’s the whole […]
CREEPS – I will follow you
These Czech bruisers have been around since 2004, but they’re not resting on old glory. CREEPS went quiet for a long stretch, then came roaring back in 2026 with “Two Against The World.” Now they’re back again with “I Will Follow You,” and it’s a beast of a different colour. Still guitar-driven, still heavy, but this time […]