Electrobuddha – The Man Who Killed The World
Electrobuddha isn’t here to make you feel good. The Glasgow solo artist behind the project, Mark McCaffer, built “The Man Who Killed The World” in his home studio – he calls it Electrobuddha Towers – and he did every single thing himself. Drums, bass, guitar samples, string arrangements, vocals, lyrics. Just a guy with a […]
FORRM – PALAZZO
FORRM doesn’t make music for your phone speaker. “PALAZZO” is a beast built for big rooms, loud radios, and the kind of silence that follows a really good live show. This is the project led by artist and filmmaker Firouz FarmanFarmaian, and it’s not simply a song. It’s a piece of a bigger world. Recorded […]
Wholes – Berlin
Wholes don’t ease you in. “Berlin” opens with a single line that lands like a slap: you’re on the edge, the floor is cracking, and the whole thing is about to give way. This Belgian noise-rock crew built a track that crawls under your skin before it starts thrashing. It doesn’t hit you in the […]
Romattic – Candy Smoking
Romattic don’t do romance the way you see in movies. “Candy Smoking” is a twisted love song, and it’s not here to make you feel warm inside. It’s a jab at the way modern relationships have become a checkbox, a status symbol, something you’re supposed to have even if it’s rotten. Theodor Andreas Halmrast and […]
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 […]