Clara Mann Wishbone
On her second album, she leans deliberately into the songwriting tradition, reaching for the rough-edged, performance-driven spirit of artists like Fiona Apple and Tom Waits while keeping faith with an older lineage of plainspoken English balladry.
Kelley Stoltz Writing The Thread
Artist who has followed his own path—moving easily between psychedelic pop, post-punk, garage rock, glam, folk and the melodic pull of classic songwriting.
The Cat’s Miaow When You Smiled And Turned Away
Debut album from a band who have long been spoken of in hushed tones in pop circles for their perfectly unadorned nuggets of gentle indiepop mastery, put to 4-track tape and drip-fed to the world a few decades back via 7” singles, cassettes and compilation appearances.
Surprise Chef Frogs in a Pond
Drums, electric bass, electric and nylon-string guitars, piano, clavinet, ARP Odyssey, vibraphone and tuned wood blocks come together to create an intimate, richly textured sound inspired by the small ensembles favoured by European film composers of the ’60s and ’70s.
Danny Keane Kinesis
A genre-defying record influenced by his work with artists including Mulatu Astatke, Anoushka Shankar, Nitin Sawhney and Damon Albarn, the album explores themes of movement, travel, time and personal change.
Alex Henry Foster The Fragile Beauty (of New Morning Hopes)
The first of five albums in a broader series, written and recorded in Virginia, Morocco and Canada. The releases represent Foster’s metamorphosis from one life to another, honouring the communities, relationships, and experiences that have helped shape him.
Jeffrey Silverstein Doggone
Meeting at the intersection of the loner-folk, cosmic country and kraut-laden choogle, from Doggone’s opening pulse of rhythms to its closing cascade of synths, listeners encounter a musician fully rooted in the creative community around him
The Snuts Joy in Short Moments
Where previous records were made in a state of perpetual movement, this one was written from the other side of it – after Jack Cochrane moved back home, became a father, and began asking the questions that constant touring had kept at bay.
The Wow! Scenario Stand in the Star. A Verse and a Chorus
Project consisting of comedian James Acaster and his longtime musician friend Graeme Wicks, joined by guest vocalists BC Camplight and Emma Daman.
Shovel Dance Collective Everything In Readiness
The sound of a band expanding the limits of what can be done with inventive recording approaches (tape manipulation, field recordings, unlikely locations), largely acoustic instruments and voices raised in defiance, sorrow or celebration.
Michael Kiwanuka Fudge
Recorded in early 2025 with its release left pending for almost twelve months due to his ongoing battle with ill health which he addressed directly to his fans via soclal media.
Tommy Lefroy The Precariat
Written over six years the album takes its name from the economic term describing a growing class of people living with increasing instability and uncertainty. Throughout the album, Wynter and Tessa weave together literary, artistic, and musical influences – from Virginia Woolf, tradwives and suffragettes, to Springsteen’s paradoxical patriotism
Future Utopia Being Human
A psychedelic trip, which focuses in on the strength in human connection. Utilising a cast of live musicians sat atop electronic textures, the record blends hypnotic guitars, mesmerising synths and spacey beats.
Blessed Child Opera The Traveler Challenges Death
The album’s eleven tracks bring together dark folk, new wave and post-punk with Middle Eastern influences. Recorded in Sicily, they explore endings, vulnerability and an enduring attachment to life
Wonjin Mangsangrok
Debut album from singer-songwriter, producer, vocalist, and performer of alternative K-pop group Balming Tiger.
Small Pond Soft Burn
New England indie rock band write from the space between clarity and confusion: relationships, identity, growing up, change, and the quiet moments that don’t always have words yet.
gyrofield Great Jobs
On this new album, Kiana Li reached for different cues, using dub, post-industrial and post punk for fresh inspiration, voicing an “inner world soundclash”, and an alternative perspective.
Samuel Barbier-Ficat Siefried EP
Paris based composer, producer, contemporary artist returns with new EP intersecting chamber opera, noise and experimental electronics.
Sick Saints BrutalGlam
They fuse heavy metal power with theatrical rock decadence in their performances and have dubbed themselves the creators of a unique sub-genre called “Brutal Glam”
Fenne Lily Win Win
America-based British songwriter moves in a countryish direction on her new album.
Dazies Eyes Repeating
Unconventional indie pop featuring unorthodox arrangements and infectious hooks.
Savannah Ruth The Baseball Diaries
Blending indie rock, confessional songwriting, and an undeniable melodic sensibility, Savanna Ruth creates songs that feel intimate, restless, and deeply lived-in.
Baby Snakes & The Electric Co. Ouroboros
Rock’n’roll as an act of will. Ouroboros presents 12 new songs: each representing one month of the calendar year, chronologically guiding the listener through emotional storms and dedications of love for his wife and children, all before guiding them to the warm light of clarity, the trials of mental health, and finally to inner peace.
Hector Gannet The Great Shakedown
Third album for their powerful North-Eastern folk-rock-soul sound.
Porcelain Today’s Minor Victories
47 minutes of dynamic post-hardcore recorded live with minimal layering at Estuary Studios in Austin
Entheos Empty On The Inside
Alternative metal
Strange Pink Guest Room EP
A blend of hazy dream-pop textures and emotionally charged songwriting, while reflecting on shifting notions of space, identity, and the squeeze of modern life.
Agbeko When The People Say
Inspired by the lineage of Afrobeat from Fela Kuti to Antibalas, Agbeko write their own chapter combining Ethio-jazz, Protest Song and UK Jazz.
total tommy Trapezoid
Her second album is built from a burgeoning love of cinema – especially from the 1990s, and especially the filmography of Winona Ryder. Musically, this album is in parts heavier, with Snail Mail, Momma and Soccer Mommy good starting reference points.
Orchestra Baobab Made in Senegal
Their first album in 10 years features their timeless fusion of Afro-Cuban rhythms, Wolof griot traditions, mbalax, Congolese rumba and jazz.
Strawberry Guy Give Me A Dream
Tender and quietly expansive, it pairs his signature dreamlike indie pop with his most personal songwriting to date.
Tony Iommi From The Dark
Iommi is joined throughout by Jorn Lande, who shares writing credits on all songs, as well as bassist Becky Baldwin and drummer Karl Brazil.
Eilir Pierce Half-Time
A synth-pop musical about moving to a new city and attempting to become a pop star in middle age featuring guest appearances from Aidan Moffat of Arab Strap and Mercury Prize-nominated Welsh artist Gwenno.
After Infinity Before Eternity
Finnish melodic power and heavy metal project. Rather than relying on a fixed line-up of vocalists, After Infinity developed a distinctive identity by working with a wide range of guest singers, allowing each track to take on its own character while maintaining a cohesive artistic vision.
Axis:Sova Flowerage
Earworm hooks stay omnipresent throughout, with metronomic rhythms moving flexibly into a breathing frame, and electric guitar settings rivalling late-period Zep (if they were on Factory Records) on a pair of mighty breaks.
Mental Cruelty Echoes of a Forlorn Land
The German six-piece forges a sound where blackened death metal collides with elements of black metal, folk and power metal.
DJ Suzy Kira Krash
Inviting listeners into a dollhouse fantasy that’s equal parts dreamy and destructive, Kira Krash is built on a foundation of bubbling synths, G-funk basslines, alt-pop, R&B and breakbeat.
The Hails Duckpond
Indie pop band whose album is about not being satisfied — whether personally, professionally, or societally — with scraps.
Fish Hunt Life
Where her earlier work leaned into the careful and the sensitive, Life pushes past typical guitar music borders.
Sander De Keere The Manual Stop
Solo church organ meets minimalism, electronic music and sacred traditions.
Alwyn Morrison Trial EP
A loud, yet vulnerable rock record that treats emotional wreckage as both confession and evidence.
Daniel Pickard Behaviour
Eccentric synth pop and a deep dive into his subconscious and the characters he’s dreamt up — people who disgust him, who make him nervous, who he used to know, or who taught him to steer clear of their version of being a man. He critiques them, only to realize how self-deprecating it is to relate to some of them with muted admiration.
Rayland Baxter True Violet
The album’s title reflects Baxter’s conception of its emotional landscape: “the reds of anger and the blues of sadness” ultimately converge in violet, a colour that represents the complexity of love, disappointment, pain, and acceptance.
Mike Reed’s Separatist Party Sing The Color Blue
A set that moves between composition, reconstruction, improvisation, and song form. It follows 2023’s self-titled debut, praised by the New York Times as “ethereal, odd-metered, electrified airspaces with whiffs of Ethio-jazz.”
ISQ The Silence is Deafening
After eight years away, ISQ returns with a significant shift in her sound – darker, guitar-driven and cinematic – infused by alternative pop and jazz soundscapes. The new record is strongly inspired by women’s lives; the ones lived loudly and the ones lived in careful silence.
Could Seed Terminal
Imagine the cinematic grandeur of Pink Floyd colliding with Elder, Russian Circles and Explosions in the Sky, then throw in psychedelia, blues, metal and even flashes of Congolese soukous for good measure.
Abyssus The Reign
The album encapsulates all the core elements that have defined death metal through the decades: raw aggression, blistering riff-work, and a suffocating, commanding atmosphere.
Kendall Street Company Yodeling Astroman
A collection of folk tales written from the perspective of the Yodeling Astroman. Legend has it that the Yodeling Astroman materialized in deep space shortly after the big bang and stumbled upon Earth by chance.
Allvei Allvei
The five compositions act as a visual site-map of the first cycle of the ALLVEI project. From the subtle minimalism of ‘Almberg’ and unruffled sounds of ‘Driva,’ an enchanting web of rhythmical structures and ethereal sounds unfold, centred around subtle polyrhythms and free improvisation.
HMLTD Fangs
They have created an entirely new genre: Götherdammerüng (or ÜberGöth), a total reinvention and rehabilitation of the goth genre, through the looking glass of modern electronic and doomscroll-era dance music.
Callider The Explorer
A sonic expedition that blends melodic death metal with literary depth and cultural reflection.
Fake Names Punk Ruins
The album sees them effortlessly merging D.C. post-hardcore with modern power-pop. Throughout, Punk Ruins dissects the political manipulation and social neurosis of modern life, while holding onto punk’s salvation.
Qualm Let’s Find Those Parrots in the Sky
Free jazz, free funk and collective chaos.
Manic Street Preachers The Holy Bible Live
Recorded across the three nights played at the Roundhouse in London. Every track from the original album — played in full, vicious form — is returned to here.
Gary Calamar Odd Numb3rs and Slanted Rhymes
A generous bounty of guitar pop hooks and witty, literate wordplay featuring guest slots from Robyn Hitchcock and Devo-frontman Mark Mothersbaugh.
Bill Nace & Mike Polizze Live at Pageant : Soloveev
With Bill on taishogoto and Mike on guitar, this recording showcases the duo’s first-ever improvised performance in a furious white hot spirit.
Interplay Snow Covers Your Inside EP
Post-hardcore noise rock whose EP takes its name from Sylvia Plath poetry, sees the group embrace contradiction: melodic without sacrificing intensity, abrasive without losing intimacy, and firmly rooted in the DIY ethos that has guided the band from its start.
brookelen Dark Side of the Sun EP
Indie rock musician explores religious trauma, queerness, sexuality, and independence through recurring imagery of angels and demons, Genesis, mythology, omens, and Icarus.
Boneyard Black Static
Record built on melodic female‑fronted hard rock, traditional heavy metal roots, and the band’s signature storytelling.
Lost Grrrl Found Pupal Phase EP
Indie musical and DIY punk show hybrid inspired by the 1990s riot grrrl movement.
De La Soul Stakes is High
30th anniversary reissue in 4LP box set includes the original album, Instrumentals, and bonus material on white vinyl with a UV print of Dave.
Art d’Ecco Scheele’s Green
Gritty, downtown blend of art-rock and post-punk, played live in the room with both fervour and precision.
Savage Grace Underworld
Fourth album from the power speed metal band.
Beaten To Death Vntrve
A collision of grindcore, huge melodies, corrosive riffs, metal worship and complete absurdity.
Rainbow Body Rainbow Body
The eight tracks move freely between psychedelic rock, Americana, soul, folk and open-ended improvisation.
Kira McSpice The House
Gothic folk singer-songwriter forced to confront life-altering experiences she had tried to bury but needed to revisit: her parents’ fraught relationship, the psychological harm of her father’s unmanageable temper, and the death of a friend.
