Photo: Kane Eagle Following their recent signing to Nice Swan Records, Bristol newcomers MOULD have this week shared their energetic new single Cables. Packed with propulsive rhythm sections and a catchy chorus it picks up where their previous single Birdsong left off with another brilliant introduction to their high paced sound. Detailing their upcoming release, MOULD explained: “‘Cables’ was written after moving from Bristol to London without any plan and wondering what the hell to do. It’s kinda about not having any direction & feeling aimless but also how it was exciting to be ..read more

credit: Maisy Banks This week sees Kaeto return to share her symbolic new single ‘HERO’ via Polydor Records. The London based artist is fast becoming a household name with her scintillating pop prowess and HERO is a clear indication why with its towering melodies and catchy hypnotising vocals. The track comes accompanied with an official video that sees Kaeto enlist the help of her talented friends. “I made the video with my long-time collaborators and best friends: Kyle McCarthy, Maisy Banks and Reuben Davies Lindley,” she explains. “We also made the Good Morning video and the Little ..read more

credit: Madeleine Purdy Naarm/Melbourne-based outfit Radio Free Alice have today returned with their stellar new single entitled 2010. The new track comes ahead of their inaugural UK visit for a string of festival and headline dates, including two showcases at The Great Escape, Dot To Dot Festival, Live at Leeds and more. “We’ve been playing the song live for almost a year now,” the band say of the track. “Musically we were influenced by early The Cure and The Smiths. The song focuses on the instrumentation rather than the vocals more than any other track on the EP. It’s the first and ..read more

Credit: Stewart Baxter Making their exceptional return following 2021's debut LP Human Contact, today sees Leeds based outfit The Howl & The Hum unveil the plans of a second album ‘Same Mistake Twice’, set to be released through Miserable Disco on the 6th September. Announcing the reveal with the record's title track we get a brilliant and exhilarating introduction in to what lays ahead as Sam Griffiths' whirlwind vocals carry forth a self reflection on whether given the chance we would strive to make the outcome any different, all whilst the backdrop slowly teeters towards i ..read more

Photo: Theodora Barclay Oxford-based outfit Lacuna Common have recently returned with their brand new single Needles and Threads. Following a pandemic-induced hiatus, the single marks the band's first new music in 3 years and serves as an exciting introduction for what lays ahead. Now as an expanded 5-piece, their latest effort is filled with jazzy guitars, infectious melodies and a refined maturity as we see them expand on their insatiable indie-pop sensibilities. Frontman Alfie Franks says of ‘Needles and Threads’ that “this is one of the first songs I have written where I really ha ..read more

Photo credit: Amy Fort Ahead of their forthcoming new album 'The Gloss', due June 14th, 2024, Cola, the Montreal band formed by ex-Ought members Tim Darcy and Ben Stidworthy alongside drummer Evan Cartwright, have shared their new single and video 'Albatross'. The track comes accompanied by a batch of UK tour dates for November, which are in addition to their UK tour this month (all dates below). Speaking ahead of the single, Darcy says of the track:"This song had a few lives before it took its final form. We played a much faster version on some later Deep in View tours with different ..read more

Photo by Bobby Mandrup Danish electronic pop duo PRISMA recently returned with their suitably titled new single Lost. The pairs latest effort is lifted from their new album 'Something To Respond To' which is available now and features a collection of 11 tracks which journey in to themes of identity, courage and sharing an optimistic look in to a brighter future. “The different states we wanted to portray resonate with the album’s genesis. Through alternating soundscapes and tempos every song became a small intimate short story -adventurous or personal letters to an unknown recipient ..read more

Photo Credit: Nicole Orsin Returning with their explosive new single, Brighton’s Lambrini Girls (Phoebe Lunny, guitar/vocals - she/they, Lilly Macieira, bass - she/they) have unveiled the propulsive Body of Mine. The new single comes ahead of a busy summer touring the US with Amy & The Sniffers, a string of festivals, their biggest headline show yet, and ending the year supporting IDLES at their sold-out London shows. “While many of our songs, are critiques of societal issues, Body of Mine is a little more personal,” Lambrini Girls explain of their newest offering, continuing,“Thi ..read more

Recorded live at their Wrexham AFC’s The Racecourse Ground on 27 & 28 May last year, Kings of Leon have announced details of a special edition of their brand-new album, Can We Please Have Fun. The Live In Wrexham Edition is released on 10 May and includes 7 live recordings from the band’s sold out gigs, as well as the new album in full. Can We Please Have Fun (Live In Wrexham Edition) will be released on 2CD and Dual Colour cassette formats and is available from here. The cover photo for the album is shot by Wrexham AFC’s club photographer, Rob Stead. Kings of Leon’s new album Can We Pl ..read more

Photo credit: Vasilisa Skasca Having cut their teeth on London's underground live circuit, all without releasing a song, the band - comprised of producer Lev Ceylan, vocalist Will Rowland and drummer Scott MacDonald have today finally stepped out from their shadows with news of their debut body of work. Signed to Ninja Tune, the trio will share their EP, All At Once on June 14th, and today unveil its first double single, 'Himmel' / 'Swarm' - a mystifying ambient effort that breaks away in to a frenzied climax. “I like that it can't be pigeonholed,” says Lev Ceylan, speaking of the for ..read more