Son Lux Out Into
They have built a singular catalogue that blurs experimental composition, electronic music, hip-hop production techniques, and art-pop ambition. But while previous releases often expanded outward into sweeping, cinematic territory, ‘Out Into’ turns toward something more tactile and instinctive.
Railcard Two Steps At A Time
In 2025 Rachel Love (Dolly Mixture), Ian Button and Peter Momtchiloff (Heavenly) met at a gig, realised that they were exactly the same age, and decided that this was an excellent reason to form a new band. The shared history, the same pop references, the parallel lives… Railcard had to happen.
Emma Ruth Rundle These Killing Times
Electrifying, emotional and charged with anti-patriarchal feminist rage.
Team Dresch Furthermore
Seminal Riot Grrrl-adjacent queercore band return with their first album in 30 years.
HBD N BLKY Stamp of Approval
Four track EP exploring issues of mental health and suicidal thoughts. The raps are backed by guitar, bass, synths, piano and drums. It is especially refreshing to hear vocals delivered in their local accent and namechecking Preston.
Camille The Sound of Milk
Created over 15 years following the birth of her son, the triptych – Naissance, Enfance and Adolescence – explores motherhood, transmission and creation through Camille’s singular blend of vocal polyphony, chanson, folk, jazz, experimental pop and organic sound.
Wasia Project Nocturne
They chart a new hinterland. Turning coming-of-age angst into catharsis, the debut album unfolds as a kinetic journey steeped in the lore of the night, moving between twilight introspection and the euphoric embrace of the dancefloor.
Cor de Luc Year of the Horse
They have established a voice rooted in tension and movement: post-hardcore urgency, shoegaze atmosphere, guitar-centred unpredictability, and the chemistry that only comes from musicians learning with each other in real time.
Rodrigo y Gabriela Our Home
The album draws from manga, mythology, migration, philosophy, nature, and personal transformation while remaining rooted in the expressive acoustic interplay that has defined Rodrigo y Gabriela’s career.
Biita Houde This Bed Was Made For Me
Vocals weave together in a harmonic dance, seasons shift, sunshine appears and bold psychedelic colours warm the horizon.
Dur-Dur Band Dur-Dur Volume 3 (1988) & 4 (1989)
Albums that saw them combining electronic percussion, unusual drum textures and reggae-inspired grooves with the unmistakable spirit of Somali music.
Remote Viewing State Violence
Very loud and noisy quintet consisting of members of Million Dead, Palehorse and Sly & The Family Drone, with guest features from members of IAN and Pascagoula.
Gary Marx Red Planet Blue
Co-founder of the Sisters of Mercy, 72 minutes of music spread over four sides of vinyl. “Side one is the poppiest, side three is the most varied and adventurous, side four is the silliest, and side two has the most elephants,” states Marx.
Lusaint The Apothecary (PT.2)
Five track EP from the Manchester singer-songwriter with a timeless voice that fuses jazz, soul, and pop.
NODO + Cecilia López Despedida de la última máquina
The music is built entirely through improvisation. Electric guitar, clarinet, drums and percussion, synthesizers and electronic processing emerge gradually, leaving space between one sound and the next. The result is a textural music in which timbre, resonance and subtle variations play a central role.
Hexbane From Hell
The band’s ethos is simple: to create pure, unadulterated proto-black metal that honours the nostalgia and aggression of the era that started it all.
Black Meteoric Star Wet
Transgender woman celebrates the long-standing shared history of electronic music and queer leather/SM culture, and imagines a future where these two cultural expressions are re-connected.
Drift Violence For Your Furs
What was once a woman and her synths now has now mutated into an electrifying quartet, a raucous attack of what has been described as glam-goth, rock n roll cabaret.
The Goods Goodbye Summertime
California outfit folding Beatles-esque psychedelia, jangling folk rock, sunny indie pop, and the melodic punch of classic power pop into something far bigger than what came before.
Winter Gardens Macabre Divine EP
Blending the hazy textures of dream-pop with the urgency and drive of post-punk, Winter Gardens’ sound moves fluidly between shimmering shoegaze atmospheres and propulsive, rhythm-led intensity.
Yuppie Flu Kings Without A Crown
The album carries all the tensions that made the band’s sound instantly recognizable: skewed melodies and pop-inflected hooks, layers of electronics, fluid guitars and sudden psychedelic surges, alongside a more direct and unadorned songwriting approach than in the past.
deep glens carver
Exploratory music shaped by experimentation, process and sound design.
Corella A Beautiful World to Lose
The Manchester band’s second album takes a piercing glare into the current state of the world alongside a deep look into human emotion and being.
Kaktus Einarsson Factoid Happiness
Moving between intimate piano-led songwriting, warm indie-rock, funk-leaning grooves, disco-inflected rhythms, and electronic textures, it features contributions from John Grant, RAKEL, Thibault Gomez, and Jessica Winter.
Velcro Dog Fjord Noir
Blending melancholic folk, americana and cinematic darkness, Velcro Dog, the solo project of Norwegian songwriter Tony Gonzalez (Barren Womb, Twin Serpent, Oma Desala) continues to carve out a uniquely bleak yet beautiful sonic landscape best described as fjord noir.
Martin Luke Brown life & death etc
The new album sees him expand on his signature indie-soul palette into richer and stronger territory, with tender soundscapes, subtle psych textures and cracked-out country, richly influenced by 60s and 70s classics.
Marie Dahlstrom Marie
Her third album sees Dahlstrom expanding her sound with deeper jazz influences, live instrumentation and freer, more expressive arrangements.
Mirabelle Losers EP
Blending the groove-heavy energy of Limp Bizkit, the explosive melodies of Four Year Strong, and the reckless spirit of Sum 41.
Néomí Crunchy, Sad and Strangely Happy EP
Singer-songwriter’s latest was written while navigating relentless touring and transatlantic writing trips, the EP captures a period of exhaustion, vulnerability and emotional honesty, while still leaving room for humour, spontaneity and joy.
Carlton Melton Reason Beings
A single LP of 40+ minutes spanning 4 tracks, that have textures, and waves and patterns to lull you into some fever dream of motorik psych! Touchstones like Träd, Gräs Och Stenar / Kandodo / Guru Guru / Eno & Fripp / Birds of Maya / Parson Sound come into view.
Frankie Rose Hila
Rose channels the nuanced darkness of later Coil, at times the pounding EBM-production of Skinny Puppy and the near-spiritual alien-ness of Cocteau Twins.
JIM The Curious Case of Existence
Artist who has previously been labelled variously as Balearic, folktronica, blue-eyed soul and Laurel Canyon.
Nicole Atkins Drama
Drama spans style and era with smart design and an irrepressible buoyancy, from the girl group rush of “Trippin’ On Teardrops” and Memphis soul-styled “For No One” to the James Bond-meets-Stevie Nicks noir of “Danny” and the moody duet with Chris Isaak, “Cue The Symphony.”
Pete Roth Trio Group Chat
Rooted in jazz but never constrained by it, the music moves fluidly through funk, contemporary classical influences and spontaneous improvisation.
Wendy Bevan Alone With The Unknown
Musician, vocalist, electric violinist, composer, photographer, and filmmaker whose work inhabits a darkly ethereal space between electronic, post-punk, contemporary classical, and cinematic sound and visual worlds.
Carly Rae Jepson Day & Night
A 24-track double album with 12 songs for day and 12 songs for night.
Be Decent Now’s The Time
The band’s sound draws from vintage ska, reggae, and soul; ’70s heroes like The Clash, The Jam, Elvis Costello, and Dexys Midnight Runners; and the third-wave ska that was ubiquitous in the ’90s.
Leon III Candy Cigarettes
The band weaves together a rich tapestry of psychedelic exploration, dark pedal steel-laced country and big, anthemic rock.
Hans P. Kjorstad Inn
An immersive new album rooted in Norwegian folk tradition and subtle experimentation.
Strawberry Hands A Jazz Blessing for the Animal
Built on strange doublings, the album features tripled vocals, bass tracks recorded blind and discovered in collision, elements bounced to cassette and folded back into the digital signal, live and MIDI versions of the same part playing simultaneously, slightly out of phase.
Boy Harsher Get Mean
Twelve tracks of glittering edges and weary voluptuousness, diamond-dense instrumentals and vaporous vocals, a document of pain, dislocation, and redemption.
Palace Ox
Across 10 warm sprawling songs, the album embraces a more instinctive and organic approach, drawing inspiration from The Band, Townes Van Zandt, Edward Hopper’s hushed Americana and life on tour.
Dragonflies Dragonflies
New project from Dhani Harrison and Nigel Godrich drawing on influences like Portishead’s Beth Gibbons, Japan’s David Sylvian, and Ryuichi Sakamoto.
King Falcon Bloom EP
With its anthemic choruses and searing guitar riffs, the band dives head-first into a more refined, self-assured sound over the course of six tracks.
The Cheap Thrills Keep Cheap
An uplifting record packed full of huge indie anthems which celebrate their Liverpool roots while delivering poignant universal messages for the entire nation.
30,000 Monkies Super Rebound
Imagine if Unsane, Neurosis, Big Business, and a monster movie marathon got locked in a room with far too much champagne.
Gayle Observing Chaos
Nashville-based singer-songwriter dissecting the positive and negative choices in life, falling in and out of love, trust, heartbreak, partying, and the mania that encompasses life between the ages of 17 to 21.
The Morning Line Stars
San Francisco Bay Area indie rock quartet whose latest is both a career summary and a completely new record, incorporating new tracks with extensively remixed handpicked favourites from the band’s acclaimed back catalogue/
Junior Pro Cool
Exploring what happens to a musical chameleon when they turn the lens on their own maximalist, pop-in-a-blender, fever dream.
David Myhr Everything Is All About You
Swedish power-pop craftsman and former frontman of The Merrymakers.
Zodiac Youth Carnival of Souls
A previously unreleased double album of crazed psych rock from Zodiac Mindwarp and super producer and Killing Joke bass player Youth,
Elliott Skinner How Far We’ve Come
His sound is both intimate and layered, marked by a deep focus on storytelling and the continuing of the Black Radical Music Tradition.
Adam Wiltzie & Jóhann Jóhannsson Friendship Survival Guide
An album of orchestral psychedelic drone compositions by Stars of the Lid founder Adam Wiltzie, together with the late Jóhann Jóhannsson
Mad Tab Alas! The Bomb Voyage
A combination of SoCal punk urgency, intricate musicianship, dual lead vocals, analog synth textures, and four-part harmonies.
Dead Sea Apes Psychic Tension
Noise-rock, Japanese psych, minimal dub and Electric-era Miles are all part of the mix.
Adam Hill Dance Card
Variously embracing everyone from harpist Caeda Enright to drummer Matt Bridges, pi’pa virtuoso Tiffany Liu to violinist (and erstwhile Atlantic String Machine member) Karen Graves, Hill eagerly engages with styles that span R&B-adjacent song (see his collaboration with Luisa Güiza) to scrambled instrumental rock, ethereal pastoralism to ramshackle groove.
Captains of Entropy Beatrice Comes Home EP
The trio strives to push the limits of rhythm and harmony by crafting richly textured, enchanting soundscapes as eccentric and sun soaked as their West LA stomping grounds.
Bea Miller Mr. Peaked in High School
Across 13 tracks, Miller expands her sound with a band-driven approach that moves fluidly across pop, alternative and R&B, foregrounding performance, melody and emotional clarity.
The Falls Would You Do It All Over Again EP
The EP explores themes of uncertainty, ambition, consequence and perspective, pairing soaring hooks with sharp, observational songwriting that feels equally indebted to the swagger of The Courteeners, the melody of The Kooks and the charisma of Jake Bugg.
Globo Pro War (Redux)
A return to their 1995 debut. Across breakbeats, cut-up vocal samples and satire, Globo were looking at conflict, propaganda and our seemingly endless attraction to war.
Perennial Modernism
A 10-song parquet session built from all the keenest bits of The Who, The Blood Brothers, Otis Redding, Stereolab, MC5, Wilson Pickett.
Porch Light Hush
A collection of big, unabashed rock tunes, full of riffs that announce themselves and choruses that reach and grab.
Big Benny Bailey Business Spice
It pulls bluegrass into Shamir and Ben’s own world of indie rock, grunge, Charli XCX references, romantic disasters, anxiety attacks, dark humour and brutally candid songwriting.
Post Sex Nachos Big Bad
Named after the recurring villain in tabletop gaming, the indie rock band’s album is about staying positive when you’re up against the undercurrents of chaos and change.
Jawdropped Secret To Spare
Debut from Los Angeles quartet have established their sound—a melange of big-hearted indie rock, the sour-sweet sounds of ‘90s alternative radio, and the shaggy-and-ragged sound of alt-country—in shockingly quick time.
