The Songs of Butler & Cupples continue their prolific 2026 run with ‘Therapy’, a polished alt-pop single that introduces a more sensual side to their
There’s an understated warmth to Torrent Sound, the dreamy folk-pop project of Danish singer-songwriter Frederik Damhus. With his debut album ‘Helpless’, Damhus has found a
Photo credit: Ryan Mole High-energy alt-pop singer-songwriter with a Northern edge and hard-hitting vocals Lancaster, UK – 19th September 2026 Molly Warburton is a UK
Yinka Williams brings a warm, soulful honesty to ‘We Can’t Start It Again’, a reflective new single about recognising when a chapter has run its
Bristol four-piece Spin Class return with ‘Rip ‘N’ Dip’, a swaggering slice of groove-heavy rock that wastes little time making its presence felt. Built around
Kieran McKenna’s “TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR” thrives on the kind of rough-edged energy that can get lost in overly polished production. Gritty guitars, punchy
Sighmon’s REPTILE feels like an artist finding his bearings without losing sight of where he came from. Now based in Los Angeles after starting out
Hamburg trio Seasurfer return with ‘The Noise Is Ours’, a four-track EP that finds their “dream-punk” sound pushing further into the space between shoegaze haze
Berlin-based singer-songwriter Oskar Brandt makes an assured introduction with ‘Now or Never’, a cinematic piece of orchestral pop that places emotional storytelling firmly at the
The Songs of Butler & Cupples continue their prolific 2026 run with ‘Therapy’, a polished alt-pop single that introduces a more sensual side to their
There’s an understated warmth to Torrent Sound, the dreamy folk-pop project of Danish singer-songwriter Frederik Damhus. With his debut album ‘Helpless’, Damhus has found a
Photo credit: Ryan Mole High-energy alt-pop singer-songwriter with a Northern edge and hard-hitting vocals Lancaster, UK – 19th September 2026 Molly Warburton is a UK
Yinka Williams brings a warm, soulful honesty to ‘We Can’t Start It Again’, a reflective new single about recognising when a chapter has run its
Bristol four-piece Spin Class return with ‘Rip ‘N’ Dip’, a swaggering slice of groove-heavy rock that wastes little time making its presence felt. Built around
Kieran McKenna’s “TOO MUCH TO ASK FOR” thrives on the kind of rough-edged energy that can get lost in overly polished production. Gritty guitars, punchy
Sighmon’s REPTILE feels like an artist finding his bearings without losing sight of where he came from. Now based in Los Angeles after starting out
Hamburg trio Seasurfer return with ‘The Noise Is Ours’, a four-track EP that finds their “dream-punk” sound pushing further into the space between shoegaze haze
Berlin-based singer-songwriter Oskar Brandt makes an assured introduction with ‘Now or Never’, a cinematic piece of orchestral pop that places emotional storytelling firmly at the
