The Howlers put their foot down on new single ‘D.R.I.V.E’
London indie-rock duo The Howlers deliver the final preview of their forthcoming second album with ‘D.R.I.V.E’. Built around a heavy groove and an
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Sorry Darling find strength in melancholy on ‘Like You’
Brooklyn alt-rock quartet Sorry Darling dial back some of their usual intensity on new single ‘Like You’, released as the latest preview of
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The Brothers Union find hope through uncertainty on ‘Another Remedy’
New Jersey alt-rock band The Brothers Union balance nostalgia, doubt and optimism on their new single ‘Another Remedy’, transforming a song first written
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HUVET tear into self-loathing on ferocious new single ‘Självförakt’
Swedish noise-rock outfit HUVET continue their march towards a forthcoming debut album with ‘Självförakt’ (‘Self-Loathing’), a bruising new single built around distortion, tension
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Luna Shadows embraces midwest emo influences on ‘gutspill’
LA artist Luna Shadows brings a more playful edge to her atmospheric alternative-pop on new single ‘gutspill’, combining Midwest emo-inspired guitars with layered
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Bridges Ablaze enter heavier territory with ‘Left for Dead’
Austin rock band Bridges Ablaze introduce a heavier chapter of their sound with new single ‘Left for Dead’. Formed around Brien Allen and Ruben
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Space Church tear up their own rulebook on new album ‘ARE YOU’
Space Church have never sounded especially interested in neat categorisation, but ‘ARE YOU’ takes that instinct further than before. Across nine tracks,
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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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