Return of Rock

Toronto indie outfit The Neighbourhood Watch returns with their brooding new single ‘Die This Happy’, the centrepiece of their highly anticipated album

Raucous, loud, and unapologetically bold, Bureau De Change have arrived as an uncompromising force within the UK post-punk scene. Comprised of Flora, Will,

San Francisco-based Alvie & The Breakfast Pigs are back with ‘Circus’, a raw and introspective new single that captures the chaotic inner dialogue of

London-based alt-rock project Guest In The Car returns with their latest single ‘You Are What You Own’ The track dives into themes of

Manchester-based psych-pop duo The Flints return with their latest genre-blending single,‘The End is the End’, out today via Nettwerk. Fresh off major support slots with

Following on from their much-loved 2022 outing ‘Work It Out’, Swedish duo Cherokee Death Cats are back on the grind

Cavan’s high-energy Electric Sham-Rock outfit,The Jobseekerz are set to take their raucous live show across Ireland with a 32-county tour—an ambitious feat not

Bristol’s Bible Club return with their most ambitious work yet, unveiling ‘Umbra’—the title track from their upcoming sophomore EP—out now via Velvet Echoes. Marking

Bristol-based Dreamwave continue to build momentum with their latest single ‘Clad Kings’. Following the success of their debut EP ‘Dreamwave and the Mindcave’,

Heavy, unrelenting, and deeply introspective, KAZEA forge a sound that transcends traditional genre boundaries. The Gothenburg-based trio weave together post-rock’s atmospheric depth, neofolk’s haunting melodies,