Laura Veirs Temple Songs
The first album Veirs has written, recorded, arranged, produced, and performed entirely on her own. She plays guitars, bass, drums, tambourine, percussion, and sings vocals; the only outside contribution is saxophone by a secret special guest.
Jah Wobble & Tian Qiyi Mystic Liverpool – The Beatles Psychedelic Psongbook
The album moves through The Beatles’ psychedelic-era songbook with Chinese instrumentation and dub-inflected mixing, treating the material as the genuinely mystical music it always was rather than as nostalgic covers.
Sparks Live on the Moon
Their first live album. After their 2025 World Tour, Sparks accepted an invitation to do a special one-off concert on the Moon, more precisely at the Taruntius Crater, near Mare Fecunditatis.
Dent May The Big One
Pop collection that brings together the scrappy DIY ethos of Elephant 6 Collective and early The Magnetic Fields with 70s greats Harry Nilsson and Ram-era Paul McCartney.
Nin Winder-Lind Wild Love
Best known as a member of The New Eves, her solo work channels the same raw intensity and liberatory spirit while revealing a more intimate, deeply personal side to her songwriting.
Sweeping Promises You Say I Romanticize
Art-punk group whose album has an intentional wall-of-sound and frenzied execution that is reflected in Lira Mondai’s vocals.
Johanna Samuels Sorry, Kid
Folk and indie rock songs featuring guest appearances from Madison Cunningham, Tyler Ballgame and Courtney Marie Andrews.
The Script The User’s Guide to Being Human
Full of the real, emotional, soul-deep connection that their fans have come to love.
Strange Lot Strange Lot
Fusion of strong, driving rhythms, fuzzed-out psych guitars, crunchy synth textures, and hazy, shoegaze-leaning atmospheres.
Melaina Kol Okay that’s a great idea because if I do that then
Nashville artist turns to piano, cello, and harp to formulate genre-spanning songs and textures that emulate loss, isolation, and healing love in the most crushing of times.
Real Numbers Was It Always This Way
Ten expectant, exuberant songs mixing hope and despair, the future and the past, all set to the sounds of late-80s/early-90s UK indiepop.
KATSEYE Wild EP
Blending sleek pop production with confident vocals and infectious hooks.
Jack Kaye Go Easy EP
Influences can be picked out; from The Replacements to Dr Dog to Cate Le Bon, but the themes vary. Whether it’s character centred storytelling, self-reckoning, or forlorn romance, the EP carries both a sense of uplift and plaintive longing.
Crawlers Turn Off the TV EP
Piercing guitars and pummelling drums underpin tracks which pull the grief of being alive while suffering from trauma and mental health.
Ferris & Sylvester It’s A Joy to Be Alive
They’ve always melded a vast tapestry of styles – blues, folk, rock, psychedelia and more – but now they’re going broader still while finding a tighter cohesion to their genre-hopping adventures.
Robyn Jacob New Forevers
Her compositions celebrate texture from bone-dry sibilancies to rich choirs of mallet percussion, all the while delving into environment themes from a unique (and somewhat hopeful) vantage point.
Living Weapon Death in the Family
A full-length that confronts mortality, meaninglessness, and the aftermath of existence. The release broken down over 23 minutes toward an unresolved end — life examined at its start and its finish, with the universe indifferent to either.
The Flints Jewel of the North EP
An exploration of modern psychedelia, indie rock, britpop and nods to the iconic “Madchester” heritage of their hometown.
James Ellis Ford Lost in Another World
It was made from start to finish in just over two weeks in early 2025, while James was on a hospital ward between punishing rounds of chemotherapy, following a diagnosis of acute myeloid leukaemia (AML), an aggressive cancer of the white blood cells. Using a laptop containing his virtual studio and a cheap mic, he created musical sketches.
Zainab Canal View EP
She draws on the sounds of the Global South, South Asia and the Arab world, filtering those influences through the prism of high-energy New York house and dance music.
Tehya A Changeable Feast EP
She left home at 16, found her people in Seattle’s Capitol Hill underground rap scene, and taught herself Pro Tools and FL Studio by sitting in on sessions until someone handed her the keys. She plays guitar, keys, and drums.
Stephen O’Malley Avaeken
Two sides of immense, immersive, self-annihilating music from the experimental composer.
Saliva Breaking Through
Grammy nominated hard rock band.
Kimiko Modern Dance EP
Inspired by songwriters like Lilly Allen and Sabrina Carpenter — two women finding power and fun in their struggles with gender and sexual politics — Kimiko aims to hide nothing of what makes her and women everywhere beautiful, complex, funny, and independent.
Babymorocco The Summer Fables
Serving as a bridge between Amour and his forthcoming second album, The Summer Fables captures the feeling of a summer you never want to end.
Nestor Live at Gothenburg Film Festival
A live album capturing their repertoire of arena-worthy anthems and rock ballads, polished with AOR and classic 80s rock influences.
Caity Baser Super Silly Sexy Sassy Stunning Summer EP
Showcasing a brighter, sun-soaked pop sound, the project celebrates confidence, self-expression and carefree fun.
