SILVERWINGKILLER Desperate Struggle EP
Raw African and Asian soundscapes dragged head-on into distorted Manchester electronics, the same illicit pulse as the debut, now with nothing holding it back.
Lowly Softy
Danish quintet blending dream-pop, electronic textures, art-rock experimentation and luminous dual vocals, their music feels both intimate and otherworldly — constantly shifting, yet unmistakably their own.
Sam Burton Fairweather Friend
Sam Burton writes, essentially, folk music, but to limit him to the genre doesn’t feel like it does justice to his work.
Gloria De Oliveira The Lying Swans
Drawing inspiration from poetry, literature, film and visual art as much as music, de Oliveira crafts an album that moves between the spectral and the pastoral, where echoes of Fantasy and Giallo film scores, ancient folk traditions and the rhythmic tenderness of Bossa Nova, MPB and Tropicália converge.
Clinic Wild In The Streets
The Liverpool duo comprised of Ade Blackburn and Jonathan Hartley take the current temperature of the nation in their own inimitable style. The dozen songs are marked by urgency, surreal wordplay and trademark wit.
Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan Industrial Growth
With sleek, engrossing synthesis, Kraftwerkian odysseys, proto-kosmische and uncanny atmospheres, the album dramatically confronts the spectre of societal decline.
Ziyad Al-Samman Elastic
The album marks another step forward for the London based artist of Syrian and British heritage, whose music moves between indie, psychedelia, glam pop and electronic music.
Queens of the Stone Age Perfecth
Their latest is full of distorted bass, big riffs and deadpan menace, but all come with a 1970s studio rock sheen.
Ex:Re Save As
Daughter’s lead singer chronicles the gnawing minutiae of human consciousness: the over-thinking that consumes us, and the places we travel to escape. Its central theme is how we remember these moments.
Kali Malone Burning Song
Organist joined by Lucy Railton on cello and Stephen O’Malley on bowed acoustic guitar, the same trio that honed a profound connection based on deep listening through the development of Malone’s work Does Spring Hide Its Joy.
Piss you made me / skin on linen
Vancouver, B.C. band combines punk, poetry, sound collage, performance art, and visual art, creating a multidisciplinary body of work that blurs the line between personal and political.
Acts of Gross Indecency 8/10 (has bass)
EP by a queer trans punk band from Cardiff.
Kingdom Collapse Survivor
San Antonio, TX hard rock band alchemizes unfathomable tragedy, trauma, and loss into massive and magnetic anthems powered by pummeling instrumentation and arena-size hooks.
Joe Sparks Regina In Her Purple Coveralls Inside The Circle
Genre-fluid inde
pendent release that moves between alternative rock, groove-based experimentation, melodic pop sensibility, and reflective songwriting.
Andy Koh Taking the Long Way
He returns with a collection of nine songs spanning nearly forty years of writing — recorded with first-call session players including bassist Sean Hurley and mixed by Grammy-winning engineer Darrell Thorp.
Editors Surface, Echo & Sound
After three albums written and recorded very much as in-the-studio projects, Editors felt they wanted to go back to a more natural approach, something that harked back to their earliest days, sat in a practice room in Stafford, facing each other as they worked through songs together.
Moody Joody Plain Jane
A concept album full of highs and lows, twists and turns, the pursuit of chasing your dreams and finding your most authentic self along the way.
The Big Moon Forever
Forever is brimming with hook-heavy alt-pop gems, not least because Jackson had fallen out of love with writing verses. “Over the years I’ve got more impatient with music,” Jackson explains with a grin. “I just like getting straight to the point.”
Aruba Red Latent Echo
An album of cosmic soul to heal your heart. Its themes reflect intense personal experiences (including the aftermath of spending a decade in a relationship of coercive control, struggles with endometriosis, POTS and chronic pain) through to mystical explorations and fairytale imagery.
Disgusting Sisters Skin & Blisters
A mix of horror, humour, musical influences that span from electro to emo and a wealth of joint experience, it speaks to a childhood of pet rats and pranks; world-building and wicked games.
The Duskfall The Everlasting Shadows
Nine tracks of melodic death metal.
Nickelback Everything Under The Sky
Towering arena-ready anthems collide with reflective songwriting, undeniable melodies, massive guitars, and the chemistry that has defined the band for more than three decades.
Nouvelle Vague A Date with Depeche Mode
They invite a new generation to rediscover these iconic songs through a warm, cinematic and effortlessly cool lens.
Weather Happy Moth EP
New UK alt/rock duo delivering instantly compelling alt/rock with crunchy, mathy undertones and lyrical depth.
Hair Control Electric Pleasure
Multi-faceted album that moves between multiple eras and sonic touchstones across its 40 minutes.
Thao Show Me
A suite of lush, lovingly crafted and powerfully voiced songs that act as portals into THAO’s kaleidoscopic inner life.
Sennen New Quiet
Touchstones for the album include Mercury Rev, Sonic Youth, The Feelies and Yo La Tengo.
Pallas A Song For Tomorrow
A return for the Scottish progressive band which places the voices of all four band members at its heart, with each musician sharing both lead and backing vocal duties.
HMS Morris SACI HACS
The band continue to evolve their distinctive blend of real instruments and electronica, combining playful orchestration with warped textures, dramatic melodies and joyful experimentation.
Drag Talk Drink The Ocean
The new record finds the band melding 90s indie rock, shoegaze, and Britpop, solidifying their brand of hook-forward dream-pop.
Fujiya & Miyagi New Shiny Object
A succinct reminder of their art-pop skills, and the prevailing power of honesty in their work.
Eric Angelo Bessel Illusion of an Inland Island
Across eighteen interconnected compositions, he charts a hidden landscape assembled from familiar roads, forgotten infrastructure, weathered shorelines, shifting light, and the quiet persistence of the natural world.
Princess Goes 3
The trio met over a dozen years ago on a Broadway Stage in wigs and make-up performing in the award winning rock musical, Hedwig & The Angry Inch.
Black Mekon 13 Songs About Monsters
13 fizzing, lo-fi punk-blues nuggets just right for every party, Halloween or otherwise! 13 tales of monsters, murder, witchcraft and just plain ghoulish happenings!
Genital Shame Wellness Plan
The solo project of Erin Dawson whose approach is informed by a background in music education and classical guitar, which she brings to her own strange iteration of experimental music rooted in black metal.
Derik & The Disasters Derik & The Disasters
New album from punk rock legends Charlie Harper (U.K. Subs) and Del Greening (Peter and the Test Tube Babies).
BITW Gaddo Glaw
His first entirely Welsh-language release confronts geopolitical conflict, the climate crisis and the general feeling that things are falling apart, all delivered in easy-to-digest pop song form.
Haiden Henderson bleach
With bleach, he challenges conventions of the modern male pop star, bringing rawness, humour and carefree sexuality back to pop.
Victoria Lies Vendetta
Metalcore explores themes of power, violence, deception, trauma, and transformation, all while pushing their sound into new territory with elements of pop, trap beats, saxophone.
Radio Free Alice What’s In Between
Hook-laden yet self-aware; full of nuance, humour and a strange kind of joy; a group for those who often find themselves on the margins of the party.
Gretta Ray Heartsong
It brings her back to the flowing melodies, evocative songwriting and stripped-back folk intimacy of her earliest work.
India Gailey & Leah Plave The Way Appears
They offer a slate of uniquely collaborative new music for two celli. Abandoning the standard template of soloist plus continuo, the program of commissions highlights the strong individual voices of both players.
CHLOÉ Shape of the Unknown
Her fourth proper studio album is her most immersive and exploratory. Its predecessor, Endless Revisions, was released in 2017. Nine years have passed. Nine years during which CHLOÉ has continued digging for music, DJing at internationally renowned clubs and festivals
Bad Waitress In The Hollow
Toronto punk quartet whose album grew out of the collective and personal isolation the band experienced over the past several years, with its members revisiting old memories and relationships from the uncomfortable vantage point of having changed themselves.
Sek Wallenstein’s Garage
Fuzz. Delay. Galloping bass. Crushing drums. Dreamlike synths. Mandolin. Doom. Drone. Chaos. An album inspired by The Thirty Years War.
Aaron Dilloway No Skill Comedy Mind Reading
Collection of characteristically jarring absurdist material. Marked by his signature distortions and contortions — feedback-shrouded found sounds, field recordings, and vocal improvisations.
MorMor No One Alive Will Listen
The record reveals a creative shift: from solitude to synergy, embracing collaboration and intuition while broadening both sonic scope and perspective.
Tony Allen & Hugh Masekela Rejoice
40th anniversary reissue of the collaboration between Tony Allen, the legendary drummer and co-founder of Afrobeat, and Hugh Masekela, the master trumpet player of South African jazz.
Acid Casuals Omni
20th anniversary reissue for an album whose ten tracks move freely between electronic abstraction, ambient melody, skewed pop, vocal experimentation and psychedelic songcraft.
Katrina Ford To The Lighthouse
She varied textures of 1980s pop as well as the scores for classic films like Beverly Hills Cop and Top Gun as central influences for the record’s sound:
Dog Unit Runners
Tracks that move between kosmiche-tinged jangle pop, blissed-out drone fests and glorious miniatures that explore the most organic and synthetic extremes of the Dog Unit spectrum.
Zach Stephenson I Needed To Hear Me Say It
Solo debut from Hockey Dad singer finds influence in the timeless songwriting of artists such as Nick Lowe, the infectious hooks of New Radicals and the cinematic scope of The Last Shadow Puppets
OR Music For Empty Stadiums
New musical project from John Talabot, the Catalan producer, electronic musician, and DJ. The record exhibits a more left-field side of Talabot’s repertoire, featuring a tangle of cartwheeling synth hooks bursting with colour and looping electronics.
Sophie’s Body Zero
Through her band’s self-dubbed ‘bubble grunge’ sound — a fiery blend of grunge guitar, alt rock drums, and emo and pop-tinged lyricism — she finds a comfort in the unknown.
Caleb Lee Hutchinson Long Line of Losers
The album was influenced by the Classic Country vibes of the seventies — easygoing twang, barroom rhythms, and self-mythologizing lyrics.
Heimdalls Wacht Sphärenschänder: Echoes Of An Old Belief – Part I
Elements of folk and doom metal coexist with traditional progressive and melodic metal, while traces of thrash and death metal add further weight and intensity.
Council This Day, Every Day
The album finds Kahane and Kuusisto moving freely between piano, electric guitar, acoustic and electric violins, harmonium, whistling and voice.
Matt Finucane Ruination
Artist who has been compared to David Bowie, Mark E Smith and Lou Reed. He crafts a raw and introspective musical world – an atmospheric, angular and brooding sonic assault on the senses that burrows into his subconscious, excavating themes of alienation, introspection, and the darker corners of human experience.
Korrupt The Weight We Carry
Huge riffs, hooks, hardcore fury and absolutely zero mercy.
Chloe Herington The Archivist Original Soundtrack
Herington describes her process, “I raided my studio and field recording archives to build each track so there are recordings of my boiler, birdsong, bassoon, recorders, my childhood Fisher Price carousel, synths and drum machine.”
Caulbearers Brothers at the Wheel
Manchester outfit blending diverse musical styles, including soul, funk, hip-hop, dub, nu jazz, folk and post-punk influences.
Rocketship Hurt Feelings
From chamber ballads and the Bee Gees to Jobim, folk, and pseudo-metal.
Essence Martins It All Comes To An End EP
Across seven songs, she explores time, identity, love, heartbreak, money, expectation and the pressure to keep up appearances — songs that feel like individual diary entries while collectively documenting a young woman becoming increasingly determined to take control of her own story.
Alas De Liona Noble Rot
An up-tempo, cinematic drama that draws on indulgent 80s pop and post-punk. With dense lyrics, haunting vocals, heavy vampire symbolism, it doubles as a solo concept album and the first soundtrack to a vampire tale De Liona is developing for the screen.
