Laura Veirs Laura Veirs And The Choir Who Couldn’t Say (Live In Angoulême)
The recording documents Veirs’ May 2025 performance of 14 of her songs – as well as one by case/lang/veirs (Veirs’ 2016 collaborative album with k.d. lang and Neko Case) – alongside a French school choir composed of 32 students (30 girls and 2 boys, ages 12-18) and featuring arrangements by their director, Patrice Cleyrat.
The Orb Buddhist Hipsters
Alex Paterson states, “Overall, the length, arc, and energy of Buddhist Hipsters energy mirrors one our fans’ faves, U.F. Orb.”
The Telephone Numbers Scarcrow II
Their musical palette takes in everything from the rootsier end of Byrds jangle to Lemonheads-tinged power-pop to the pop sophistication of bands like The Go-Betweens and The Church.
The Utopia Strong Doperider
In the days of ‘Snooker Loopy’, it would have been hard to imagine Steve Davis in such an experimental music combo. All the pieces on Doperider began as purely electronic pieces, with Mike and Steve on modular synths and Kavus on an analogue synth.
Nemo Arthouse
Swiss 2024 Eurovision winner whose album represents a utopian mindset and a place of longing, a safe space, a think tank, and a blasting house party; a space for encounters and exchange, but also plenty of room for self-discovery. High energy, high emotion and high-pitched vocals.
Dust Sky is Falling
A pair of dextrous guitarists traverse jagged post-punk styles, confrontational punk tones, as well as a mild shoegaze influence at times, all the while flanked by a see-sawing saxophone attack. There are nods to the likes of Joy Division, Iceage, Sonic Youth, MBV, Maruja.
Hannah Frances Nested in Tangles
It spans the realms of progressive rock, avant-folk, and jazz, but remains anchored throughout with Frances’ signature vocal leaps and percussive, polyrhythmic fingerpicking.
Vanessa Wagner Philip Glass: the Complete Piano Etudes
Wagner treats Glass not as a museum piece of American minimalism but as a living, breathing organism—revealing its shadows, its subtle modulations, its sudden rhythmic lightning.
Guitar We’re Headed To The Lake
Fearlessly experimental, ever-evolving sound and commanding showmanship. Fusing elements of 90’s slacker rock, post-punk and beatmaking.
The Antlers Blight
A work of meticulous world-building, teeming with ear candy and surprising stylistic shifts. While many songs begin with sparse elements— a fingerpicked guitar, hypnotic organ stabs, or a nimble piano melody — they rarely remain tethered to their foundations. They often reimagine themselves partway through, shifting mid-track from gentle ballad to throbbing electronica, only to land somewhere entirely different by the end.
Flock of Dimes The Life You Save
Its twelve tracks delve the depths of addiction and co-dependency, inherited and experienced trauma, and the process of finding peace in the face of others’ suffering.
Long Fling Long Fling
After ten years in a relationship together, and countless tours apart, Pip Blom and Willem Smit (frontman of Personal Trainer) have finally made their first and only record as a duo.
Yoichi Kamimura & Olli Aarni Kōri no ryokō / Jäämatkailu
For their split release, Yoichi Kamimura and Olli Aarni offer two distinct reinterpretations of a performance recorded live at the Temppeliaukio Kirkko – a church in Helsinki built directly into solid rock and bathed in natural light – meditating on glacial landscapes and water cycles, using shared field recordings that bifurcate into two sonic visions of “ice journey”.
Carmen Toth Fix The World
The record blends raw honesty with guitar-driven instrumentation to deliver a message that is both intimate and universal: break free from prescribed roles, embrace authenticity, and reclaim power.
Dustin O’Halloran The Chromatic Sessions EP
Pianist and composer. Each of the three singles that form ‘The Chromatic Sessions’ EP come with downloadable sheet music when bought on Bandcamp, allowing listeners to play the music themselves.
Alexandra Alden When Is It Too Late?
Malta-born indie artist whose album takes inspiration from Sylvia Plath’s fig tree metaphor, exploring the weight of choices and the paths left untaken.
TV Cult Industry
Cologne-based brutal post-punks chart darker waters than ever before, exploring themes including the decline of western culture and rejecting the belief systems that are presented to us.
NOSO When Are You Leaving?
Across disco grooves, jagged guitars, and spacious ballads, the songs reflect on fractured relationships, platonic heartbreak, and the complexity of perception.
This Will Destroy Your Ears Funland
French noise rockers play homage to Blackpool
Other Lives Volume V
The cinematic breadth of their arrangements and melodies has risen several dynamic notches, with a fuller orchestrated reach and more towering drama across the album’s eight songs and two instrumentals.
Sanguisugabogg Hideous Aftermath
Described by the band as “It’s definitely our most death metal record, our most personal record, our most focused and brutal record to date.”
Lorelle Meets The Obsolete Corporal
The Mexican duo’s most ferocious work to date which mixes the personal and the political and sees them turbo-charge their psychedelic post-punk with a new electronic engine.
The Besnard Lakes The Besnard Lakes are the Ghost Nation
Playful yet thoughtful and heartfelt collection of psychedelic sounds and experiences.
Griff Lynch Blas Melysa’r Mis
Debut solo album from Welsh songwriter and member of Yr Ods, ft guest appearance from James Dean Bradfield (Manic Street Preachers)
All Ears Avow Horrors
Uncompromising arena-ready rock songs.
First Draft An Instant Before the Promise of Dawn
Post-rock duo driven by a charismatic drummer-singer, the bass pours out melodic layers made up of a multitude of notes and modulations.
U Archenfield
An experimental exploration of regional identity with ARCHENFIELD, a deeply personal collection of ambient music and found sound that examines the relationship between geographical space and aural histories.
Wilby Center of Affection
The indie-rock project of songwriter and artist Maria Crawford, Wilby’s debut collection features 12 songs of unflinching vulnerability and cut-throat honesty.
Jenna Nicholls The Commuter
Her albums have revealed a restless muse and lush, nostalgic style encompassing classic sounds spanning anything from Singin’ in the Rain to Bessie Smith.
Madi Diaz Fatal Optimist
The latest from the two-time Grammy nominated artist could be considered the final chapter in her heartache trilogy, and the rawest entry.
Merlyn Driver It Was Also Sometimes Daylight
A raw, intimate meditation on life, memory, nature, and childhood – shaped as much by acoustic folk and contemporary influences as by the rhythms and textures of the natural world.
Avery Tucker Paw
One half of Girlpool arrives at an earthy minimalism—an approach that echoes Neil Young, Gillian Welch, and Lucinda Williams, but is shot through with the hazy energy of LA summers, the tension of domestic dissonance, and the solitude and healing of change.
Nightbus Passenger
Whilst reverb hefty melodies and dread-filled loops embody isolation from writing at each of their home studio set-ups, magic happens in the ether across 90s trip-hop, indie sleaze and electronica.
Glves Belonging EP
Alt-pop artist known for her textured electronic sound infused with storytelling.
Robert Finley Hallelujah! Don’t Let The Devil Fool Ya
It sees him infusing the sacred sounds of gospel into his already unique take on the blues, soul, and R&B.
epoimóriròmiope ricordi di un tempo mai esistito
Merging the visceral impact of Metalcore with the immersive textures of EDM, Alternative Rock, and Industrial.
Public Service Broadcasting Night Flight (The Last Flight Remixes)
Reimagining tracks from their acclaimed top 5 2024 album, The Last Flight, and taking them to appropriately darker and more electronic places. Out 10 October 2025 via SO Recordings, the album features reworkings from a hand-picked selection of artists including The KVB, Peter Sandberg, Hainbach, Gus (alt-J), EERA, and J. Willgoose, Esq.’s Late Night Final project.
The Wytches Talking Machine
A combination between huge pounding rockers fused with quieter moments of reflection.
Dead Heat Process of Elimination
Metal Blade Records artists’ record serves as a continuation and progression musically, while thematically it often touches on Dead Heat‘s disdain for the powers that be.
Fini Tribe The Sheer Action of Fini Tribe: 1982-1987
Retrospective for Edinburgh band drawing on the influences of everything from Throbbing Gristle, Wire, Can, Captain Beefheart, and numerous angular funk bands that were spewing out of the John Peel Show at the time
Khalid After The Sun Goes Down
Exploring themes of love, self-discovery, openness, and a refreshed sense of freedom, the album ushers in a bold new chapter for Khalid.
Atomic Rooster Circle The Sun
The first full collection of studio recordings in 40 years from band whose influence helped shape the landscape of early 70s hard rock and progressive metal.
Soul Blind Red Sky Mourning
Now with a new sound and a new lease of life, Soul Blind might be utterly unrecognizable from their previous selves. That is until that unmistakable curtain of guitars starts to engulf like molten hot magma, coupled with subterranean melodies that apply a white-knuckle grip around the throat and don’t let go.
Brian Eno and Beatie Wolfe Liminal
In Brian and Beatie’s words, “Liminal stands at the point of convergence between Lateral and Luminal. If Lateral is a kind of landscape painting, a sonic place, Luminal is a dream-like awakening, a feeling space. Liminal, the newest addition, is a hybrid of the two, a strange new land with a human living and feeling its way through its mysterious spaces.”
Morke To Carry On
A blend of medieval melodies, ’90s melodic death metal, and modern blackened atmosphere.
Andy Blade Tiny Specks in a Huge Abyss
Punk pioneer/Eater main-man, Andy Blade’s 7th solo album follows his acclaimed 2024 release ‘Being Alive Is Fun’. It blends Blade’s signature offbeat themes—UFOs, the PLO, identity crises and a nod to Karen Carpenter.
Lomond Campbell Transmission EP
An ambient record centred around disinformation, distortion, and disintegration.
Massimo Silverio Surtum
One of the most distinctive voices of the new Italian music scene, carving a unique niche within the independent landscape with an unconventional and avant-garde style, deeply rooted in the folklore of the mountainous region of Carnia.
Valley Voice Stars, Engines
There is a breadth of compositions heard on this record, which deftly weaves warm, intricate jazz writing and modern chamber music deploying everything from passages of angular groove to delicate lyricism.
The Family Battenberg Spider Rock Forever EP
EP from Welsh band that has perfected a form of fuzzy psychedelia that they have called “spider rock”.
Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan Public Works and Utilities
The one-man retro-futurist electronic project of Gordon Chapman-Fox whose sixth album’s gaze falls on our public services that have been starved of cash or privatised since 1980.
Great Lake Swimmers Caught Light
Pulling from early ’70s folk/pop/rock like Gordon Lightfoot or Dory Previn, and ahead of recording, band leader Tony Dekker declared John Martyn’s 1971 album Bless the Weather required listening.
Junkbreed Sick of the Scene
Post-hardcore outfit with their heaviest and most direct work to date: nine tracks of raw energy, biting lyrics, and chaotic hooks.
Sofia Camara Hard To Love EP
EP from artist recognised as one of the top rising pop stars and balladists.
Seims V
Their signature blend of complex rhythm memorable melodicism and sonic exploration, for fans of: Battles, The Physics House Band, 65daysofstatic, Adebisi Shank, Alarmist & Three Trapped Tigers.
Kramies Goodbye Dreampop Troubadour
The US singer-songwriter conjures dusky soundscapes shaded with nighttime colours and a nostalgic melancholia.
Passenger Passenger
Whilst reverb hefty melodies and dread-filled loops embody isolation from writing at each of their home studio set-ups, magic happens in the ether across 90s trip-hop, indie sleaze and electronica.
feeo Goodness
An impressionistic assemblage of drone, ambient, experimental electronics, improvisational music & minimalist dance music.
Niall McNamee Glass and Mirrors
Influenced by the likes The Pogues and Christy Moore but equally Oasis, Coldplay, Paul Brady and Brian Wilson, Niall puts a modern twist on his Irish heritage, mixing the best of Celtic post-punk passion with a 21st century alt-rock perspective.
Frayle Heretics & Lullabies
Merging the heaviness of occult-driven doom and blackgaze with frontwoman Gwyn Strang’s distinctively eerie vocal stylings and the crushing guitars of Sean Bilovecky.
