ALA.NI and Adrian Younge Proud of Me
The album pairs ALA.NI’s gorgeous, understated vocals with Younge’s vintage-inspired soul arrangements, blending cinematic orchestration, psychedelia and late-night jazz. Written over several years, Proud of Me traces love, longing, grief and self-discovery through a deeply personal collection of songs.
Sulaf ABA
She weaves Sudanese folk and ancient Nubian rhythm through lush astral electronica, threaded throughout with the Sufi verses of her great-grandfather Aba, recorded on her phone before she left.
Teenage Fanclub Do Not Dare To Dream
They balance introspective lyricism with richly layered arrangements shaped by decades of collaboration. The songs unfold with a natural ease, drawing on acoustic textures, organ tones, and interwoven guitars to create a warm, immersive atmosphere.
Gnod Chronicles of Gnowt (Vol 2)
This volume captures the sound of strings flayed, throats shredded, skins punished by the organic chemistry of this formidably powerful band in a room.
Imperial Teen All Over You
The album features the band’s most expansive, textured palette to date, drawing from bubblegum pop and boy/girl harmonies, electro beats and grungy distortion, power-pop anthems, and kiss-off lyricism.
Balthvs Manifest
Genre-fluid sound that swirls psychedelia, funk, surf, disco, cumbia, Middle Eastern melody, and spiritual-jazz improvisation into something near-mystical.
Sarah Julia The Fear That This Is Real
Inspired by ‘70s songwriters like Joni Mitchell and Judee Sill, the rich musical history of upstate New York bled into the sound, elevating their lush familial harmonies and devastating songwriting-style.
The Howlers Heavy
Second album from indie rockers. Where that debut was defined by grief and personal loss, ‘Heavy’ emerges from a very different place. Driven by the tension between desire and consequence, recklessness and reality, it’s an album lit by the pull of the night, the thrill of impulse and the cold clarity that follows.
Death Valley Girls Welcome to Earth
A psych-punk record about loss, exactly, but about connection: the invisible threads linking people, animals, memories, landscapes, and lives across time.
Chloe Slater Riot Youth
Across its 10 tracks, Slater shifts from frank descriptions of society to moments of gorgeous, gut-punching poetry, crafting anthemic choruses and intoxicating one-liners from the gripes many of us can barely muster the words for.
North Beach Gritty North Beach Gritty EP
It builds sweeping, blues-based rock around the songs of writer, singer, and guitarist Josh Braff.
Dina Summer Children of the Night
It draws from 80s italo disco, new wave, EBM and early 00s electroclash for a dark retro-futuristic synth/wave pop sound that stands out with club-ready basslines, epic melodic hooks, and lyrics ranging from dadaist abstractions to empowering, thought-provoking themes.
AWAP Clown Carousel EP
A five-piece band of brothers from East Anglia that spew high-energy tunes, massive riffs, catchy hooks and spit meaningful bile on behalf of the voiceless whilst having a whole lot of fun doing so.
Feldspar Soft Side
Physical power-pop transforming hooky immediacy with hardcore bite and muscle, blending an American rhythmic backbone with a British voice and an Italian heart.
Signum Regis Beyond Spacetime
You will find uptempo power metal hymns, epic and progressive tracks, true metal fist-raisers, neo-classic inspired stuff and ballads.
Jess Williamson A Mile South of Heaven
Songs draw from the emotional directness of Lucinda Williams, the character-driven storytelling of Guy Clark, and the deep introspection of Leonard Cohen, while her voice recalls the earthen timbre of Emmylou Harris.
Thomas Giustini Compositio
Compositions created directly on keyboard, where every sound is played in real-time from Giustini’s own voice sampled through a synth, with the addition of fretless bass and plucked electric guitar, whilst the music itself ranges from classical and electronic elements all the way through to noise and experimental.
Gabriella Cilmi Pure Love
A return in which her warm, throaty, unmistakably expressive contralto wraps itself around the deep soul, jazz and classic rock that has always been closest to her heart.
Genesis From Genesis To Revelation
Deluxe reissue of their 1969 debut album.
Afterdrive Dress To Drive EP
Band described by Radio 1’s Alyx Holcombe (BBC Introducing Rock host) as “The 1975 meets The Weeknd”.
Caitlin Starr Speed Saves EP
The DIY singer-songwriter is ready to turn the dial up on her amp, dyeing a 90s-flavored alternative rock in her melodic pop rock songwriting.
Dawn Richard Creole Culture
The album presents Richard’s New Orleans as a utopian soundscape — an intoxicating blend of R&B, soul, hip-hop, pop, and jazz — that’s survived and thrived despite the dystopian circumstances visited upon it.
Basht. Poor Advice
Dublin post-punks map the old dance between church and state in Ireland, where pulpits and governments traded sermons for policy and shaped a generation with guilt, silence, and obedience.
Ram Against
Drawing inspiration from the early works of Dio, MSG, and Sweet, the goal was to create an honest and unpolished sound.
Troye Sivan She’s The Best
An immersive project that is meant to be watched as much as listened to, the album explores desire, identity, joy, loneliness and queerbelonging with emotional honesty.
more eaze Valley & Structure
Album born from live performance and an ongoing fascination with repetition, harmonization, and the ways small musical gestures can transform through context.
Mad Painter Island Poetry
Musically, the album is rooted in 1970s British rock, built around Hammond organ, guitar, bass, drums, and layered vocals.
Jamie T Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)
A confronting 11-track collection of former ghosts (of ideas) brought to life during a difficult time in his own life, Ghosts (100 Days of Morning) nods to growing up and leaving youth behind, love, loss and the brittle nostalgia of halcyon indie-era nights.
de clair veta begas
An album about growing older without necessarily growing certain; about the pressure to make the right choices, the labels that begin to cling to your identity, the grief that arrives alongside change.
Muto Muto
Musician and composer with a background spanning jazz, contemporary music, and multimedia performance.
K-Man & The 45s We Heed The Call
Blending two-tone ska, punk urgency, and rock and roll grit in the spirit of The Clash, The Specials, and Mad Caddies.
Love Is Noise The Space Between Happiness and Heartache
The EP is heavier. More experimental. More cinematic. More emotionally exposed.
Andy Bell & Masal Common Primitives
Their more complex and layered release takes influences from Pharaoh Sanders, Vini Reilly and Turkish folk song.
Everyone Says Hi Funny Cos It’s True
Alongside Nick Hodgson, who began his musical journey as drummer and lead songwriter for Kaiser Chiefs, Everyone Says Hi is made up of Pete Denton of The Kooks, Ben Gordon from The Dead 60s and Glenn Moule of Howling Bells, alongside guitarist Oli Swan.
Wolfbrigade Howl from Underground
Swedish punk-metal act with their loudest, fullest, thickest-sounding record yet.
Dylan Flynn and the Dead Poets Raging of the Night EP
The Limerick group aims for pure communication, propulsive indie-rock with a pop openness.
Sari Schorr Running Wild
One moment, she’s the raven-haired warrior princess whose kerosene roar burns down the house; the next, a heart-stopping balladeer who bleeds into every lyric and can silence even the toughest crowd.
Paul Simon The Quiet Celebration Concert
New imaginings of timeless classics, deep cuts, and fan favourites.
Werewolves You’re Weak and You Know You’re Weak
Ridiculously brutal moronic caveman death metal.
Merina Herlop Dja Dja
The music brings to mind the maverick singularity of artists like Fever Ray, Bjork, and Diamanda Galas, as well as the reiterative grandeur of composers like Michael Nyman and Steve Reich.
pushbike Little Bastard EP
Four short, snappy songs that barely clock in at six minutes by a poppy, noisy indie-punk band from Exeter, youthful, full of vim and heavily involved in the DIY scene there.
Bodega All Inside Aquarium
The album sees the band expanding far beyond their minimalist post-punk origins towards soaring anthemic rock, minus the ‘indie’.
In Luna The Architecture of Negativity
Combining depressive black metal with haunting shoegaze textures and atmospheric post-black metal.
Doom Scroll Exhausted Dialogue
An eleven-track collection expanding the band’s distinctive blend of punk, pop, and folk into their most cinematic and hard-hitting work yet.
