Rafiq Bhatia Environments
Drawing on his jazz background that has previously included collaborations with Arooj Aftab, Ambrose Akinmusire, Dave Douglas, Marcus Gilmore, Mary Halvorson, Billy Hart, Kassa Overall, Cécile McLorin Salvant and more, Bhatia marks his return to improvised music with a trio of trusted friends and collaborators on ‘Environments’.
Sydney Minsky Sargeant Lunga
These are glistering melodic songs, an antidote to the chaos and abrasive atmosphere of touring, and a beautiful side-step from the music that Sydney Minsky Sargeant has been recording as Working Men’s Club for the past seven years.
Kara-Lis Coverdale A Series of Actions in a Sphere of Forever
Coverdale deepens her investigation of tonal quality by focusing instrumentally on acoustic piano. Unlike Satie, Debussy or Chopin, Coverdale’s nocturnes and lullabies are for an even later hour, with a heightened sensitivity to “noise”.
Art Trip & the Static Sound Cassette
Drawing comparisons to Polly Harvey, Hawkwind, Lydia Lunch, Hole, and X-Ray Spex, Art Trip & The Static Sound bring a chaotic energy to both the stage and the studio that is unmistakable.
Hazlett Last Night You Said You Missed Me
Known for his soul-stirring lyricism and lush folk atmospheres, the Sweden-based, Australian indie folk singer who supported Noah Kahan at London BST Hyde Park unveils his most vulnerable and cinematic work to date – one crafted for the quiet moments, the aching goodbyes, and the hopeful new beginnings
N’Faly Kouyate Finishing
Creator of Afrotronix, his inimitable sonic signature: a daring fusion of AfroBeat, AfroTrap, AfroPop, RnB, Jazz, and World Music.
Ho99o9 Tomorrow We Escape
Their third album is an amalgamation of all the band’s influences — experimental hip-hop, digital hardcore, future-facing punk, metal, jarring industrial, and off-kilter electronics.
Ujif_notfound Postulate
An unfiltered work of blasted soundscapes, hyperkinetic breaks and bristling guitar noise responding to the continuing conflict in Ukraine; a defiant maelstrom of personal catharsis, velocity & dissonance.
Sofi Paez and Davidsson Reykjavík Sessions (Live)
Although rooted in different worlds—Sofi’s Costa Rican heritage and Berlin’s modern-classical scene, and Davidsson’s Icelandic-Nashville fusion—the artists’ first collaboration blends emotion and experimentation into a raw, resonant musical dialogue.
Courtney Hadwin Little Miss Jagged
Her soul-and-blues powerhouse vocal is even more arresting than before, while the album switches up moods and genre touchpoints from swaggering hard rock to Motown to funk, punk and epic balladeering.
Space To Play Space To Play
Omaha rock band whose album touches on a wide range of themes–failing relationships, hope in the face of adversity, living life to the fullest, and observations of society.
Lastelle Exist – vol ii EP
Post-hardcore band who are adept in confronting the emotionally uncomfortable. Writing about struggles with neurodivergence, loss, and expressing yourself with vulnerable emotion, they are the absolute antithesis of toxic masculinity.
Raquel Martins London, When Are U Gonna Feel Like Home?
She seamlessly weaves together her Brazilian influences, experimental production, and a sharp, sociological lens on urban loneliness and disconnection.
Baxter Dury Allbarone
His ninth album is produced by Paul Epworth.
Fruit Bats Baby Man
Johnson lays himself bare on Baby Man with some of the rawest material he has written. Monahan pushed the vocals up front in the mix, which elevates both the command and the vulnerability of each performance.
Booze & Glory Whiskey, Tango, Foxtrot
A raw, powerful, streetpunk record.
Cafune Bite Reality
The album captures Cafuné in a rogue and real state, no longer running from the bite of reality, but biting reality back. Their guitars growl; their vocals snarl; their lyrics teem with brutal honesty, not avoidant analogy.
Emma Swift The Resurrection Game
Shifting between intimate confession, philosophical musing, and elegiac storytelling, The Resurrection Game sees Emma Swift fusing timeless singer-songwriter touchstones to her own experiences
Frost Children Sister
It delicately weaves strains of emo, electro, and pure pop sonics while exploring close-to-home themes of co-dependence, consistency, and change through their lyricism.
King Princess Girl Violence
The project of Brooklyn-based vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, producer and actor Mikaela Straus.
Leisure Welcome to the Mood
For their fifth studio album, the genre-defying sextet refines their soulful, slow-burning ethos.
Joviale Mount Crystal
The songs are electric and soulful, dashed with jazzy experimentation, rhythmic rock, and vibrant sound design.
Carson McHone Pentimento
It finds her channelling inputs as diverse and surprising as guitar rock, pastoral folk, poetry, field recordings, visual art, memory, family, and landscape.
Warren Haynes The Whisper Sessions
A collection of stripped-down versions of songs off his recent solo album, Million Voices Whisper.
Problem Patterns Boring Songs For Boring People EP
Belfast-based DIY feminist queerpunk quartet.
Paul Muldoon & Rogue Oliphant Visible from Space
A genre-defying collection produced by Tony Visconti that sees the Pulitzer Prize-winning poet venturing beyond the page into musical territory alongside an all-star cadre of collaborators.
Will Paquin Hahaha
Guitar-forward, psych-laced, garage-rock debut album laced with humour.
Public Circuit Modern Church
NYC trio who dismantle and reassemble post-punk with surgical precision.
Year of the Goat Trivia Goddess
The Swedish dark rock collective delve deep into the stories of real women, devalued as the lesser sex by churches and by men of a petty god, in true Satanic fashion, opposing the real structures of evil in the world.
Lipstick Killers Tour de Force Live in Adelaide 1979
Released on vinyl for the first time, it captures the Stooges influenced murder punks at their wildest.
Fargo Live in ’25
65 minutes of concentrated classic rock featuring the essence of six studio albums to create a new whole.
John Carter Cash Pineapple John
A cinematic journey that blends rich storytelling with captivating melodies, following the life of the life-worn singer-songwriter Pineapple John.
Nyxy Nyx Cult Classics Vol.1
It represents the heaviest iteration of Nyxy Nyx, capturing their sludgy and transcendent live energy.
Wildes All We Do Is Feel
It was co-producer Elena Garcia who introduced Wildes to EDM, which pulses throughout the album in subtle ways. She was fascinated by the quality of escapism which is so unique to electronic music, and through exposure to the likes of Boards of Canada, Sylvan Esso and Samia, the production – which they shared equally – is infused with this glow.
Naurea Glass Sunshine Love
Thirteen tracks that blend the raw pulse of rockabilly with the cinematic atmosphere of dark pop, the intensity of dark rock, and the sharp edge of Brit rock
Chloe Stroll Bloom in the Break
Debut album from Canadian singer-songwriter is a deeply personal and reflective collection.
Renny Conti Renny Conti
Known for his introspective lyrics and evocative soundscapes, the young artist released his self-titled breakout album this past January to critical acclaim—drawing comparisons to Elliott Smith and Sufjan Stevens.
Club Brat Four Songs EP
A high-intensity punk/noise pop band defying traditional labels, blending jagged guitars, bass-heavy dissonance, and volatile rhythmic urgency.
Beth Blade & The Beautiful Disasters Vintage Rebel x Trauma Bond
Band that has built a reputation for monster riffs, huge choruses and a dose of old school rock and roll attitude.
Bec Lauder and the Noise The Vessel
Syd Butler from Frenchkiss Records/Les Savy Fav has a new label, Killphonic, and Bec is his first signing.
Spinal Tap The End Continues
Released to coincide with the film’s theatrical release. The 13-track set includes nine brand new songs and four reinvented favorites featuring additional guests Paul McCartney, Garth Brooks, and Trisha Yearwood.
Moscoman Caviar
Created over the course of two years, the album marks a departure from his signature electronic sound, embracing live instrumentation, indie influences, and a journey through time zones and musical landscapes.
The Mean Times Feel More Dumb
Four-piece fusing post-punk fury, garage-pop swagger and sharp-tongued absurdism into one dangerously catchy pressure valve.
First Time Flyers Bound To Break
Four friends with wildly different journeys – from the West End stage to Nashville song circles – a harmony-driven, heart-led UK country band who are fast becoming one of the genre’s most exciting new names.
