Aidan Leclaire takes a huge step forward on new album ‘Diving’
Aidan Leclaire sounds like an artist stretching every part of his songwriting on ‘Diving’. Across seven tracks, the Northern Virginia singer-songwriter
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INTERVIEW: Surface Detail discuss origins and influences alongside new single ‘This Lantern’
Scottish progressive metal outfit Surface Detail have never been particularly interested in standing still. From beginnings in a high-school jazz orchestra, Marceline
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Tom McQ turns the troubadour tradition into something bigger on new album ‘Lonely Revolution’
Tom McQ has spent the last few years building his reputation the old-fashioned way: writing constantly, playing wherever people will
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Beyond Disdain push their sound into darker territory on sophomore album ‘Till Death Parts Us’
Beyond Disdain have certainly moved quickly. Just a year on from the breakthrough of ‘Everything We Gave’, the Miami rock
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INOHA wrestle with pressure and nihilism on ‘Everything is Nothing’
Indie rock outfit INOHA confront feelings of helplessness and self-destructive behaviour on their new single ‘Everything is Nothing’, turning mounting pressure into a
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The Fourth Wall confront an uncertain tomorrow on ‘Future Memory’
Portland five-piece The Fourth Wall offer another glimpse into their increasingly uneasy vision of tomorrow with new single ‘Future Memory’, taken from their
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Had Sandy channel teenage angst on ‘I Hate My Parents And I Wanna Learn How To Swim’
Brighton four-piece Had Sandy dive headfirst into the restless spirit of second-wave emo with new single ‘I Hate My Parents And I Wanna
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THIEF descends into darkness on ‘Moon and Kill’
LA dark electronic project THIEF has announced its fifth album Sermons from the Pit, arriving November 27 via Prophecy Productions, alongside brooding lead
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Bayonne finds a softer resolution on new album ‘Filters’
Bayonne has always had a gift for making intricate music feel completely weightless, but ‘Filters’ takes that instinct somewhere even more affecting.
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INTERVIEW: Lone Till Payday discuss origins and influences alongside new album ‘the People and the Places’
Barely a year after forming, North Jersey art-rock outfit Lone Till Payday have already grown from a group of friends making original
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