Wotts – NOT US
Canadian indie pop freaks Wotts have once again amazed us with their latest single, “NOT US”, a track that slaps harder than a leather glove on a drumhead. Dropped since March 28, 2025, this banger kicks off their upcoming EP FLANK! with retro cool and modern crunch vibes. Vocalist/ instrumentalist Jayem and bassist/guitarist Ricky 100—the Ottawa duo known for twisting genres like guitar […]
Jacre – Brighter on the Edge
British singer/songwriter Jacre’s been showing us fire with “Brighter on the Edge,” since March 18, 2025. With a sound that merges raw rock’n’roll of Bleachers and The Wombats, Jacre’s track is to listeners, that kind of music. You know those songs that just make you want to get up and dance? That’s “Brighter on the Edge” in a nutshell. He’s seized […]
David Cloyd – If We Could Escape
David Cloyd is as spur-of-the-moment as his new single, “If We Could Escape,” a hit that’ll get your heart racing and your feet itching for adventure. Set to be the final stand-alone single from his upcoming album, Red Sky Warning, which drops on June 6th, 2025, shows Cloyd’s fruition, and it’s hitting all the right notes […]
Alien Alarms – The Handles Turn
Alien Alarms—aka Jim Purbrick— recently served “The Handles Turn”, guerrilla philosophy. Purbrick, a veteran active since the ‘90s (Formation Records alumni, no less), has moved from dancefloor provocateur to a one-man music-lord. “The Handles Turn” slaps like a fever dream on steroids: a robot having an existential meltdown inside a creaky carnival ride. What starts as a quirky […]
Hybrid Kid – Cry
Brighton’s Hybrid Kid is serving hot cake with “Cry”, streaming since March 21, 2025. Fronted by Danny Lloyd, Hybrid Kid has been tearing it up for years with his red-hot, hook-heavy chaos. With two albums and a stack of EPs under his belt, Lloyd’s latest cut proves he’s that guy. “Cry”… No weepy ballads here—this track is […]
Nathan Lowary – ANYTHING
EDM dynamo Nathan Lowary will shatter your brain with “ANYTHING.” Released February 24th, 2025, this track’s a turbocharged lollipop engineered to make you punch through ceilings and laugh in the face of limits. Lowary, a rising boss of electronic soundscapes, proves again that he’s here to unite spine-tingling emotion with body-shaking grooves, and holy hell, […]
Tom Minor – Expanding Universe
Tom Minor’s “Expanding Universe” is no joke. This London N1 troublemaker has released a snarling indictment of tech overlords and societal decay. Produced by Teaboy Palmer and backed by the raucous Creatures Of Habit, the track is a bomb aimed at the “Four Henchmen of the Trumpocalypse” and their dystopian playground. Minor isn’t new to the grind—he’s spent […]
Sirenglas – Dance With Me (In Oblivion)
If the apocalypse had a house band, it’d be Sirenglas—a shadowy AI-human hybrid entity clawing its way out of Vancouver’s digital underbelly with a debut single that’s ice-cold circuitry and feverish human decay. “Dance With Me (In Oblivion)” is a glitch-ridden séance where Berlin’s coldwave shakes hands with London’s post-punk ghosts. This spectral project, a Frankenstein […]
Oaken Lee – Where Now?
If classic protest rock hooked up with 21st-century fire, it’d sound exactly like Oaken Lee’s “Where Now?”—a track that screams “rebellion!” and the rigid pulse of hope. Jamming 60s folk-rock and punk, and delivered by a North London singer who’s not afraid to punch apathy right in the face, Lee’s music is screaming at us to […]
Siren Section – Glass Cannon
Siren Section just detonated their most explosive track yet with “Glass Cannon”, a fusion of punk angst and glitchy madness – your speakers won’t know what hit ’em. Composed of John (guitar/vocals) and James (piano/synths/effects), these two high school frenemies turned friends have cooked up something they’re calling “glitchgaze”—a volatile cocktail of punk, shoegaze, and electronic anarchy that feels like My […]
Mad Bad World – Weirdo
Let’s cut the crap: Mad Bad World isn’t kidding. With their debut single “Weirdo”, mastermind Matt Battle—the Rochester-bred, LA-hardened badass—shows us he’s good – damn good. If you’ve been craving a track that marries the swagger of indie-rock with the neon-drenched haze of psych-pop, strap in. This is your fix. Battle, a veteran drummer who’s smashed skins for Chicano Batman (yeah, […]
Larry Karpenko – Fare Thee Well
Larry Karpenko‘s new song “Fare Thee Well,” is a heartfelt kind of tune that speaks to anyone who’s ever loved and lost. This track arises from a deeply personal place – Larry poured his heart into this one – inspired by the life of his dear friend Sharlene, a real-life hero who touched so many […]