Music
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MSPAINT – No Separation Review
Synths become guitars and basses lead the way in this hopeful synth punk tour de force.
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Lost: The Musical is the niche sci-fi stage event for super fans of the show
50 characters and six seasons condensed into 2 hours of PRO-AM musical comedy.
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I’ve deleted my SoundCloud and here’s why you might want to (and why MixCloud may be your future platform)
SoundCloud's gearing up to train AI on your music, and you'll be forced to try to opt out of it.
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Introducing… Tian Qiyi
Border-crossing folk fusion from China to Mongolia to Ireland to the UK, in a truly genre-defying sound.
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Miguel Noya – Biofonía II: Voces de la Tierra Review
An audio tour around Venezuela's rainforest and mountainsides.
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Introducing… Bandler Ching
A wild shapeshifting ride that explores what happens when industrial trap, vaporwave and a contemporary jazz saxophonist collide!
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Introducing… Varas
Indie edged pop rock that merges Swedish pop sensibilities with a Tom Vek underground flair.
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DVA return with their unique brand of odd kitchen sink electro-folk with ‘Kung Fu’
DVA return with their crazy made up language for a freeing indie folk jam.
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Introducing… Corset Lore [Exclusive Premiere]
A futuristic dance party to the death of society for this chiptune infused concept album
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Douglas Dare – Omni Review
Douglas Dare embraces the club scene with your seductive and dangerous side cocked and ready.
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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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Hideyuki Hashimoto – Under Review
Beautiful intimate piano vignettes, inspired by Spring.
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Polinski – Telex From MIDI City Review
Processing 2023 through a VHS collection from an alien planet.
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Bailey Miller – love is a dying Review
A real time thawing of love and feelings.
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Higher Plain Music launches its first Spotify Playlist
A new way to discover the music that Higher Plain Music curates.
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Introducing… Godcaster
Freakout art rock for the lovers of weirdness.
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Arny Margret – They Only Talk About The Weather Review
Crystal clear folk gems recorded in sepia sound.
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Yaima – Earth Trilogy Three Review
A lighter, gratitude filled dream folk EP in ode to Mother Earth.
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Introducing… Callum Pitt
Newcastle based artist blends anxiety with optimism.
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Son Cesano – Emerge Review
Instrumental psych-rock that requires patience for the pay off.
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June McDoom – June McDoom Review
Taking us back to 70s folk and 60s soul with a new hybrid sound
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Gifts From Crows – Fragments of Light Review
Haunted photography and neoclassical themes collide.
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Blackbird Hill – Embers in the Dark Review
Grungy anthemic stoner rock duo making more noise than a four piece!
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The Go! Team return with joyous single “Divebomb” – new album coming next year
A riotous protest song that will get you pumped for the battle.
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Izzy Oram Brown – Mess Review
Delicate indie folk for those who enjoy the tender side of sadness.
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Sonny Singh – Chardi Kala Review
Taking Punjabi musical traditions around the world.
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Seb Martel – Saturn 63 Review
What does Seb Martel sound like? Virtuoso guitarist The review of Seb Martel – Saturn 63 Weilding nine different guitars, Seb Martel’s “Saturn 63” is…
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Di Laif – Passages Vol.2 Di Laif Review
Migration through music from Guatemala to France
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Introducing… Heartracer
Tears For Duran: Synthwave Rock Edition
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14th of July is a celebration of netlabels – a fun way to discover new music
Love netlabels? This might interest you.
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scntfc – Gibbon: Beyond the Trees Soundtrack Review
A wonderfully lush collection of tuned percussion rhythms to swing to.
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Zouj’s music video for “One!” gives digital avatars an existential crisis
Future-pop weirdness about being lost in a digital world.
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Introducing… Young Winona
90's styled grungy rock with a slice of murder.
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Ibeyi – Spell 31 Review
The Book of the Dead inspired French-Cuban album.
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Introducing… Akusmi
Cosmic Jazz from the Fourth World.
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Emma Ruth Rundle – Orpheus Looking Back Review
A short but delightful selection of bonus snippets from "Engines of Hell".
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Dana Al Fardan is Qatar’s first Female Composer and Singer-Songwriter
A symphonic mix of Middle East and West.
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Heal & Harrow – Heal & Harrow Review
Witchy Scottish folk as a tribute to the Scottish Witch Trials.
