Indie
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Indie psyche rock band Beams returns with new single and 4th album
A rally cry for peace and humanity in a world that needs regeneration.
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Flight Mode – Tøyen, ‘13 Review
An exploration of when an emo rocker hits fatherhood in a corporate world that leaves him cold.
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French for Rabbits – In The End I Won’t Be Coming Home Review
Indie folk New Zealanders bring a royal string quartet into the mix for their excellent new EP.
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Shady Bug – What’s The Use? Review
An EP about the malaise of everyday pessimism where the chords don't want to stand tall either.
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Career Woman – Grapevine Review
Big college alt rock anthems full of heart.
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Introducing… Meagre Martin
Inspired by 90s indie rock, Meagre Martin gear up for their debut album
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Introducing… Plastic Barricades
Earnest indie rock for summoning courage and taking everyday bravery.
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Mary Jane Dunphe – Stage of Love Review
Cold industrial gazing pop meets a vocal full of abandon.
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Ásgeir – Time On My Hands (Lo-Fi Version) Review
Rearranging his superb 2022 album into tape worn acoustic folk cosy anthems
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Void Comp – Metropol Review
Meshing elevator synthpop and alternative shoegaze together.
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Cots – Moonlit Building Review
Bossanova Noir meets tape-warped Indie Folk
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Kate Davis – Fish Bowl Review
Bringing you classic 90s indie rock with a 2023 lens on modern society
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Introducing… Mary Jane Dunphe
Chaotic avant-pop to celebrate your demons with on the dancefloor
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waveform* – Antarctica Review
Lofi rock duo channel processing their isolation into an album of comfort and catharsis.
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Introducing… Mourning Coffee
Indie folk rock that is writing songs about the zodiac
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Introducing… Andrew Schneider
Art rock meets corporate elevator music hell in this sassy commentary on job interviews.
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Introducing… Lobsterbomb
Channelling the joy of emergent Spring, this glam-punk trio will bring you energy and joy
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Introducing… Annie Taylor
Taking me back to the Buffy soundtrack are four friends who want to rock.
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Introducing… Temple of Angels
Recalling The Cure and Cocteau Twins with effortlessly evocative rock anthems for radio.
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Quentin Sauvé – Enjoy the View Review
Who needs a full band when you can layer your sadness into a dream folk beauty?
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Introducing… waveform*
Bedroom indie rock meets disenfranchised shoegazing with this rocking duo.
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Yes We Mystic – Trust Fall Review
A fantastic finale that leaves an indie rock legacy behind them.
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Introducing… LAWN CHAIR
When growing up bored in the country drives you to create messy indie rock.
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Introducing… James Ellis Ford
A hidden gem composer and performer breaking out into his own brand of alt-rock.
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SAND, STONE, GLASS is a triple double album designed like an interactive puzzle
An album about blind experimentation and with custom digital instruments you can buy and play along with.
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Introducing… Godcaster
Freakout art rock for the lovers of weirdness.
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Introducing… Callum Pitt
Newcastle based artist blends anxiety with optimism.
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Introducing… Izzy S.O
Indie rock, big anthems and emotions and a lot of croissant destruction.
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Trevor Something – Bury Me In My Loneliness Review
Bedroom alt-rock anthems to soothe the modern day numbness
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Introducing… Selfish Bodies
Anthemic synthwave / indie pop tracks to bring you relatable moments to rhythms and beats.
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Seeming – Where Were You / Soul Review
The gothtronica prince returns to cast 2022 into the abyss with disgust.
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Johanna Warren – Lessons for Mutants Review
When psych-folk meets alternative anthems.
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Nathaniel Bellows and Shara Nova show opposite vocal styles in folk music can create wonders
When rustic folk meets angelic wishes.
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Introducing… Kalila Badali
When a psychotherapist makes musical art.
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Jesca Hoop – Order of Romance Review
A rewarding look into the complexities of love.
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Introducing… Miss Grit
Inner voices and self exploration fuel Miss Grit's latest indie pop anthem.
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Wallice – 90s American Superstar Review
Indie rock anthems that hit the mark for both the pop and rock arenas.
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Introducing… Grimson
Tender ballads of lost crushes from the subways of Berlin.
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Gordi – Inhuman Review
Indie folk and alt pop with an main dish of bittersweet haze.
