Para Lia’s new single Neverland lands with weight. Built around thick guitar lines and a slow-burning atmosphere, the track leans into psychedelia without getting lost in it. There’s structure here. Movement. And beneath it all, a message that cuts through the haze.
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Hot on the heels of April’s debut EP ‘KISS ME ON THE MOUTH’, Bristol rock group Oswald Slain return with their new single ‘Firing Line’, out TODAY, July 11th 2025, taken from their upcoming debut album ‘BUCKY’, due for release October 24th 2025.
CONTINUE READING Fresh off the back of their hugely successful Glastonbury debut and a storming North American tour with Mumford & Sons, GOOD NEIGHBOURS are back to announce their highly anticipated debut album Blue Sky Mentality, which lands on September 26th via Polydor Records.
Good Neighbours will be back on home soil around Blue Sky Mentality’s release to play a run of intimate shows at select indie stores - tickets go on sale on Friday July 11th at 10am via participating record stores. September 2025 22nd Rough Trade, Bristol 23rd HMV, The Vault, Birmingham 25th Banquet / Pryzm, Kingston 26th Jacaranda, Baltic, Liverpool 27th Crash Records, Wardrobe, Leeds 29th Assai, Caves, Edinburgh 30th Rough Trade, The Saltbox, Nottingham TOM GRENNAN has announced a run of intimate, stripped back acoustic performances and signings to celebrate the release of his new album, ‘Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Didn't Want To Be’, out 15th August.
Tickets and bundles will be available at 11am tomorrow, Friday 11th, from this link and via partnered record stores. The run of intimate performances will be a chance to see Tom before he embarks on his biggest UK & Ireland arena tour to date this September, with 11 dates announced for the GRENNAN '25 tour. BRING ME THE HORIZON today surprise drop 'Lo-files', 23 of their biggest tracks reworked. This stripped-back collection offers a fresh take on some of their most iconic songs, blending mellow beats, ambient textures, and chilled-out reinterpretations that showcase a different side of the band's sound.
Designed for relaxed listening, study sessions, or late-night vibes, 'Lo-files' is a bold and creative move from the band, proving once again that they're unafraid to push boundaries and evolve their music in unexpected directions. MOONDANCING is the second full-length album from Animal Souls, a music collective based in Abbotsford, British Columbia. It’s a mix of old and new, with a few reimagined pieces folded in, but it doesn’t feel cobbled together. The tracks move like they belong to the same space, even when the genre shifts under your feet.
CONTINUE READING Jeremy Engel’s Ocean doesn’t go big. There’s no build-up, no hook you’ll be humming later. It just starts. A few picked notes, some space, a voice that sounds like it’s halfway through a thought.
CONTINUE READING James Brown & The Rolling Stones - The T.A.M.I. Show - 60th anniversary t-shirt collaboration7/10/2025 LONDON and NEW YORK – (July 10, 2025) — In celebration of one of the most defining moments in rock and soul music history, Bravado, the world’s leading artist merchandise and lifestyle company, and Primary Wave Music, the leading independent publisher of iconic and legendary music in the world (and steward of the James Brown estate), together announce the release of a limited-edition t-shirt commemorating the 60th anniversary of the legendary moment when James Brown and The Rolling Stones first met and shared the stage at The T.A.M.I. Show.
CONTINUE READING The virtuosic talisman Vernon Reid has announced details of his new solo album Hoodoo Telemetry, which will be released on October 3, 2025 on Artone / The Players Club Records. To celebrate he has revealed the video for the first single, The Haunting
CONTINUE READING Fresh off the back of their hugely successful Glastonbury debut and a storming North American tour with Mumford & Sons, Good Neighbours are back to announce their highly anticipated debut album Blue Sky Mentality, which lands on September 26th via Polydor Records.
FIND OUT MORE British rock icons SKUNK ANANSIE have released the striking video for their new single ‘Shame’. A deeply personal song for lead singer Skin, reflecting her family background, the video is a cathartic expression of her exorcising past demons.
CONTINUE READING There’s no gentle build-up on Under the Weather. No warm welcome, no soft piano intro. Just a lyric that lands like a slap to the face “The world is a flaming pile of shit / They’re selling atom bombs to kids.” And from there, Earth to Cheska doesn’t let the air out. She pushes harder.
CONTINUE READING Sunday Bummer opens with a confident stride. The Way eases the listener in with its gravel-toned vocals and effortlessly fluid instrumentation, laying the foundation for an album that feels both rough-edged and remarkably well-crafted. There's a looseness to the sound that never slips into sloppiness it breathes, it moves, it feels alive.
CONTINUE READING There’s a certain rawness to Us Against The World that feels personal from the first few bars. JLP, a rock outfit from Vienna, don’t hide behind layers. Instead, they lean into a sound that’s direct, a little rough at the edges, and full of intent.
CONTINUE READING There’s something quietly compelling about the way these new singles land. San Diego and Ratbag Joy arrive back-to-back, but they don’t fight for attention, they feel like two sides of something lived, something still echoing.
CONTINUE READING ‘We’re Not Waiting For Permission Anymore’ Northern Music Industry Leader Urges Rethink on London-first Model Generator CEO calls for harder and deeper regional devolution at London music event A music development agency in the North has used an event in the heart of London to call for more devolved powers to help grow the creative industries outside the capital.
Generator, who give talent, creative entrepreneurs and industry professionals the tools, connections and platforms they need to grow and thrive, held an event at the prestigious Abbey Road Institute studios in Islington to urge a packed audience of music and creative executives to call for a balancing of funding streams into the music industry. MOSARA’S only single release is being released in the form of a lyric video for the title track, “Rumour of a Funeral.” The video is bleak and visually hypnotic, which sets the mood for the rest of the album that will be released this Friday via Remorseless Records.
There’s a familiar restlessness about Skyrocket, the new single from London’s Sons of Martha. It plays like a memory that’s still fresh, warm guitar lines, clipped rhythms, and a sense that something’s about to shift. It’s indie rock with a pop undercurrent, not loud about it, but it definitely hits hard.
CONTINUE READING There’s a photo on the cover: Matt Saxton, mid-lockdown, sanding down the side of his house. Not much to shout about, just a man doing what needs doing. And that’s exactly where “Here I Am” finds its footing. It’s not a cry for attention, it’s a hand resting on the table after a long conversation.
CONTINUE READING Like a gang of sci-fi droogs running amok with a wrecking ball to pop culture, Pop Will Eat Itself are a band that certainly lives up to its name. Formed in the mid-eighties Midlands, they are still not only eating pop but spewing it up in a chaos of thrilling ideas on their new album ‘Delete Everything’. The album is available to pre-order now on CD Bookpack, Black Vinyl, Deluxe Limited Radioactive Pink Vinyl + Signed Art Print, Super Deluxe Splatter Vinyl with bonus 7inch Vinyl + Signed Art Print and a limited number of Signed Test Pressings.
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