Segrëgates come out swinging on blistering new single ‘No Rhyme or Reason’
Segrëgates have never seemed particularly interested in refinement, consensus or whatever happens to be fashionable at the time, and ‘No
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Twelve Days in June look back on a lost friendship with ‘Dear Catherine’
Twelve Days in June revisit the sound and sentiment of 90s alternative rock on their latest single ‘Dear Catherine’. Blending heavier guitar
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DEAD STAR TALK begin ambitious album cycle with ‘Outta Luck’
DEAD STAR TALK introduce the next phase of their career with ‘Outta Luck, the first single from forthcoming third album Now Then Always
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Terror Shark return with heavier new single ‘Silent Sound’
Helsinki hardcore metal outfit Terror Shark return after a two-year absence with ‘Silent Sound’, the first glimpse of their forthcoming third album. Based
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nylon phoenix take on modern dating with ‘Magenta’
Melbourne duo nylon phoenix turn the frustrations of dating in your twenties into something considerably more energetic on new single ‘Magenta’. Blending indie-rock
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Problematic Jam find meaning in repetition on ‘Nothing Else Is Nothing’
Problematic Jam have shared ‘Nothing Else Is Nothing’, the title track from their new album of the same name. Rooted in post-punk,
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Musroe finds tension and release on new double single ‘Left2Rot/Now’
Musroe’s new two-track release ‘Left2Rot/Now’ is built around contrast. The Montréal-based artist treats the pair as two halves of the
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Michael Ward finds the good in the everyday on ‘How Good Can This Get?’
There’s a grounded optimism running through Michael Ward’s new single ‘How Good Can This Get?’, the kind that comes from
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Slowly Slowly return with explosive new single ‘Sacrosaint’
Australian rock outfit Slowly Slowly have returned with ‘Sacrosaint’, their first new material since 2025 album Forgiving Spree. The new single finds frontman Ben Stewart shifting
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Superfriends rail against absentee landlords on ‘King Of The Moths’
UK indie-rock band Superfriends channel the frustrations of crumbling homes and modern life into ‘King Of The Moths’, the title track from their
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