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 Singer songwriter Wendy DuMond AKA Bog Witch has returned with the release of a brand new track, “Dream Birds.” With the ukulele and soft vocals, the track keeps a steady tempo steering away from big shifts in dynamics. The vast majority of what you hear is the vocal and basic musical arrangement without the addition of lots of layers added on top which gives it real sense of authenticity.
CONTINUE READING  London based Lana Crow has released a brand new single titled “What Brings You Back.” The track builds on the sound she has become known for on earlier releases such as “Orwellian Times” and “I Do.” With a steady tempo, Lana's clean vocals stand out against the backdrop of dreamy guitar work. There isn't lots of dynamic shifts but the instrumental elements add lots of nuanced elements that keep the track flowing. Most of the work is done by soft pads and Crow’s voice.
CONTINUE READING  Singer-songwriter Mick J. Clark has recently released his latest album Pole Position. The new record features ten tracks spanning rock, R&B, country and ballads, with Clark describing the album as intended for easy listening. The mix of genres reflects his wider catalogue, which has always moved between styles.
CONTINUE READING  Photo by Emilie Cotterill 2026 will be the year in which The Enemy make a long-awaited comeback with the February 20th release of their new album ‘Social Disguises’ - their first in more than a decade. Today they come into the year fighting as they preview the record with their new single ‘The Boxer’.
CONTINUE READING  Social Gravy have a new track out called “Rapture and Rupture,” taken from their upcoming EP The Pebble, expected later this year. It’s one of the songs that came from what the band describes as a “troubled heart trying to make good,” which I reckon is pretty much a spot on description.
CONTINUE READING  Brighton-based musician Gregg McKella is has released his debut solo album Songs from the Underground back in December 2025. McKella, originally from Aylesbury, has long been active across alternative and psychedelic music circles, performing with Paradise 9, Rubber Bus and The Glissando Guitar Orchestra. This album marks his first solo statement after decades of playing, writing and collaborating.
CONTINUE READING  Martin Howard’s latest release, Selene, is an original piece for solo guitar, written after seeing a moonscape painting by his wife. The warm, bright tone that you can hear is thanks to the fifty year old classical guitar that Martin used to perform Selene. The song was written with a straightforward goal, to contribute something to the nylon string world, that wasn't too academic or niche, but something new that has real depth and emotion.
CONTINUE READING  Photo Credit: Andy Ford n0trixx has released her brand new single ‘harmless feat. Sarunas Brazionis’, the latest song to be taken from the debut album A Catalogue of Madness and Melancholia out March 13th.
CONTINUE READING  Wōndering on Giants is the new single from Edinburgh-born songwriter and guitarist Ker, released ahead of his forthcoming album Converging Paths. The song was written for a local folk club in Scotland as a way of introducing original material, drawing on time spent hill walking in the Highlands as well as earlier experiences among the crags of north-west Montana.
CONTINUE READING  The Confederation, a project based in Coventry, have released a new album titled Hypergravity, written by Simon and recorded with a group of remote collaborators. The band cite influences from electronic and trip-hop artists such as Goldfrapp, Massive Attack and Radiohead, and from the structure of classic rock operas. Those reference points appear in the way the album is organised, the songs follow a linear narrative based around two characters, Lena and Norm, whose experiences shape the tracklist.
CONTINUE READING  2025 saw alt-indie four-piece Adult Leisure embarking on their busiest, most successful year to date. Live-wise, clocking appearances at festivals such as Norway's VarangerFestivalen, The Netherlands' VestRock, Paris, France's Supersonic Block Party and Sweden's Live At Heart, and embarking on a 12-date UK tour which saw them headline renowned venues up and down the country from Manchester's Night & Day Cafe, Liverpool's Kazimier Stockroom, and their biggest headline hometown show to date at Bristol's Thekla, fast becoming one of the UK’s most promising new bands.
CONTINUE READING Bruno Mars - Announces New Album 'The Romantic' - Drops Single 'I Just Might' + London Shows1/14/2026  Credit JohnV.Esparza AFTER ANNOUNCING HIS LONG-AWAITED FOURTH SOLO ALBUM, THE ROMANTIC, EARLIER THIS WEEK, BRUNO MARS RETURNS WITH THE FIRST SINGLE, “I JUST MIGHT,” AVAILABLE HERE. THE NEW SONG, WHICH IS JOINED BY AN OFFICIAL VIDEO DIRECTED BY BRUNO AND DANIEL RAMOS HERE, OFFERS A GLIMPSE INTO THE NEW PROJECT—OFFICIALLY ARRIVING EVERYWHERE ON FEBRUARY 27.
CONTINUE READING  Italian metal band, Secret Rule, have just released their latest single, “Lost in Paradise.” Accompanied by an official music video, the song is the final track taken from the band’s tenth studio album X, which arrived on October 24th, on Rockshots Records.
CONTINUE READING  Internationally acclaimed, multi-platinum and award-winning artist, producer, musician and songwriter Charlie Puth today announced the Whatever’s Clever! 2026 World Tour, revealing headline dates across North America, Europe and the United Kingdom. The tour will span nearly 50 shows, with performances in San Diego, Phoenix, San Francisco, Vancouver, Boston, Nashville, Stockholm, Barcelona, Paris, London, Warsaw and more.
CONTINUE READING  Illinois born, Nashville based, singer-songwriter James Bruner ended 2025 launching his first singles (including a Planet Rock playlist) in the UK and as main support to Those Damn Crows across the UK and Europe. 2026 sees James back with a new single plus dates in the UK in January and February. In addition to a number of headline shows, James will be special guest to critically acclaimed guitarist Orianthi.
CONTINUE READING  In Oct 2025, The Stranglers’ current and longest-serving frontman Baz Warne launched a new book No Grass Grows On A Busy Street, a charming collection of tour diaries, stories and reflections on 25 years fronting The Stranglers, one of British post-punk and new-waves’ most celebrated bands, not least his time in The Toy Dolls and Smalltown Heroes. From Glastonbury Festival to the Acropolis in Greece, Baz has graced some of the world’s most iconic stages.
CONTINUE READING  Following the landmark announcement of their historic £1 headline show at O2 Academy Brixton, Only The Poets are taking their commitment to accessible live music one step further by offering one unsigned UK band/artist the chance to support them at their sold-out show on Monday 2nd February 2026.
CONTINUE READING  The Brit-rock originals stop in Newcastle on 14th of February as part of their nationwide tour in support of their latest album Antidepressants, with every UK date already sold out.
CONTINUE READING  Rising London-based shoegazers Whitelands have released their new single, ‘Blankspace’. The bleak but brilliantly catchy track premiered earlier this afternoon on Matt Wilkinson’s Apple Music 1 show and is out now on all digital platforms.
CONTINUE READING HOTWAX - UK HEADLINE TOUR In conjunction with Music Venue Trust and Independent Venue Week1/11/2026  Hastings trio HotWax embark on a 22 date UK and EU headline tour in support of their debut album ‘Hot Shock’ in January/February 2026. The first 4 UK dates are part of Independent Venue Week, whilst the rest of the UK dates is in partnership with Music Venue Trust.
CONTINUE READING  This February, The Howlers are back on tour for a huge run of dates across the UK, with dates in Glasgow, Sheffield, Brighton and more.
After playing some of the biggest gigs of their careers last autumn – including a triumphant hometown show at Scala – The Howlers are already heading back out on the road this February. Kicking things off at Bodega in Nottingham on the 13th, the East London desert-rockers will spend the month travelling up and down the UK, playing some of the most beloved venues in the country. CONTINUE READING Bowling For Soup & able machines Team Up For Awesome Cover Of Elastica's Connection - Out Now!1/10/2026 Pop-punk legends Bowling For Soup have teamed up with Los Angeles based electro-pop duo, singer-songwriter Tay Côlieé and producer Linus Dotson, better known as able machines to release a magnetic cover of Elastica’s Brit-Pop anthem, “Connection”. The track is accompanied by a tongue-in-cheek nod to retro sci-fi, filmed in and around Los Angeles, including locations where Star Trek and other classics were filmed.
CONTINUE READING  French synthwave icon Carpenter Brut has announced his new album Leather Temple for release on February 27th via No Quarter Prod / Virgin Records. The album is available to pre-order here.
CONTINUE READING  Multi-platinum, BRIT Award-winning, and GRAMMY®-nominated global pop visionary MIKA releases new album Hyperlove on 23rd January - MIKA’s first English-language studio album since 2019.
 SCHATTENMANN usher in the new year with the release of “Endgegner”, the title track from their upcoming studio album. The song signals a decisive next step for the band and sets the tone for a new chapter in their musical journey.
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