Art Pop
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French chanteuse Camille announces first solo album in nine years
A sublime ode to planet Earth.
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ionnalee, iamamiwhoami – BLUE in Concert (Live Versions) Review
Celebrating 10 years of an anthemic synth-pop classic.
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Introducing… Miarlequin
A witchy, vintage synth watercolour soundscape about kindness in your own neurodivergence.
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Björk – ‘Cornucopia’ Review
A feast for the eyes, the ears, and the soul.
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JFDR – from figure 8 Review
An intimate, emotional live performance.
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Fever Ray – The Year of the Radical Romantics Review
A superb as-live career retrospective for the freaks on the dancefloor.
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Introducing… Aunce
Soft disorientation through artistic synthwave and pop music that yearns for others to appreciate the world around them.
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Introducing… Big Fear
Exploring human fears and warped perceptions with one of the most effortlessly cool alt pop jams I've heard this year.
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Introducing… Private Cathedral
Art-pop duo release their self-titled debut album full of baroque and cabaret chamber pop mash-ups.
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Imogen Heap’s new single will come with a website to let you remix, sample and talk to the song
Entering a new era of music technology, innovation, multimedia exploration and some damn good electronic indie pop.
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Introducing… Klô Pelgag
When the desire to believe in something good brings out every crazy synth and vocal production trick in the book.
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Caroline Rose releases short film to support her album ‘The Art of Forgetting’
Weaving music videos into their own artistic short film
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Introducing… Abbey Masonbrink
Taking banjo folk into mystical art pop realms.
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Ionnalee returns with dual English and Swedish electronic albums ‘Close Your Eyes’ and ‘BLUND’
The Swedish queen of emotional electronica explores her mother tongue with an alternative album take
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Introducing… Tusks
Moody and cinematic electronic indie pop that merges lo-fi and hi-fi production.
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Introducing… Sunna Margrét
Leftfield Icelandic pop from an award winning artist
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Marina Herlop – Nekkuja Review
A unique glimpse into a musical utopian garden of electronic experimentation
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Babel – Mirrors Review
Cocteau Twins edged Europop with jazzy undertones.
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Introducing… Tar Of
Toy piano art rock leads this creative chaos into the absurd
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Introducing… Knife Girl
A celebration of gender euphoria via angular dance pop.
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Introducing… Laura Misch
Emotional, esoteric pop songstress sings of life, death and Mother Nature.
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Introducing… Jeremy Dutcher
Unique operatic tenor who mixes all kinds of genres of music with his Wolastoq First Nation roots
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Patrick Wolf – The Night Safari Review
Back after a decade, returning to his roots.
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Introducing… Lucie Antunes
Eccentric poptronica designed to showcase everyday objects you wouldn't usually expect to find in music.
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Ari Mason – Prodrome Review
Delving into 90's dance pop and giving it a 2023 cynicism and venom.
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Andrea Ward – Ribbon of Water Review
When a water spirit comes to make music.
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Andrea Ward does music and movement the avant-garde way
Channelling water in voice, percussion, guitar and dance
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Introducing… Kalila Badali
When a psychotherapist makes musical art.
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Björk returns with clarinet rave “atopos” single
New album fossora out 30th September.
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Iamamiwhoami – Be Here Soon Review
What happens when the dancefloor songstress turns to folktronica?
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Introducing… Quantum Dot
Luxemburg's hidden gem of indie dream pop
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Sunstroke Rain – Spark Review
Returning back to the origins of indie pop
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Introducing… Arp
Fourth World Music to question life's little pleasures.
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Frou Frou – Off Cuts Review
A 20 year celebration of unearthed demos
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Sevdaliza – Raving Dahlia Review
A poignant attack on the music industry and all toxic relationships.
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Highasakite – Mother Review
When four become two,
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Iamamiwhoami returns with new audiovisual album
Jonna Lee returns with her full audiovisual project for an album inspired by pregnancy and motherhood.
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Introducing… Black Lilys
Aural alt-pop with an edge signals a new album coming.
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Mitski – Laurel Hell Review
A 180 turn to the dancefloor with guitar in hand.
