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With “Memory”, the third single before the release of his debut solo album, Rachel Bolan from Skid Row delivers an honest, straight forward track from the upcoming record. The track leans into a more introspective mood, balancing strong melodies with direct, heartfelt lyrics. It reveals a new side of the album and sparks anticipation for what’s still to come.
CONTINUE READING In September 2025, after performing at The Town Festival in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Bruce Dickinson joined with directors Leo Liberti and Antoine de Montremy, to shoot an epic new film to accompany his re-working of the classic track ‘Tears Of The Dragon’, which features on last year’s re-imagined album More Balls To Picasso originally released in 1994.
CONTINUE READING Fame arrived in Jamie Webster’s twenties with mega-streaming modern folk classic, Weekend In Paradise. He saw out his most monumental decade by playing to 32,000 people in his home city on one glorious summer night. Now, on the announcement of his fourth studio album, Running Round The Sun, confirmed for release on Fri 4 September 2026 on Modern Sky, the UK’s most successful indie singer-songwriter draws on hard-won experience to confidently express moments of reflection and find self-acceptance as reflected in his opening single of 2026, Just Begun.
CONTINUE READING Swedish artist Gaeya is getting ready to release their second EP, 'Growth', which is due for release on the 19th of June. The date was chosen by Gaeya to coincide with Midsummer celebrations. The EP follows on from her acclaimed 2021 debut, Awakening, that saw Gaeya look at the evolution of human consciousness, and with Growth, she turns the subject to transformation, and it is a four track record of gloriously powerful and uplifting music that connects with the soul on a very primal level.
CONTINUE READING Songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Joseph Turner has returned with his collaborative project, Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard, by releasing a brand new single, "Travelin' Heart." The track sees Joseph take elements of indie pop and traditional Americana instrumentation and blend them together to create a rousing, down to earth song that is memorable for all the right reasons.
CONTINUE READING If it is soaring vocals, catchy melodies and rhythm that you just can't shake, then you are in the right place, as that is exactly what you get from Dark New Days. The new 6-track EP from Oklahoma City band Blueprint Tokyo marks a triumphant return for them as they continue to build on the emotional depth of their debut album Neon Circuits and the Mission of Hope. The band picks up where they left off in 2025, pushing their sound further into a darker and more atmospheric direction.
CONTINUE READING Bath’s indie-americana four-piece Young Martyrs return with new single ‘Sugar On My Tongue’, out now, the second single to be taken from their upcoming third studio album ‘Might Just Be Enough’, arriving in the Summer of 2026.
CONTINUE READING PEACH, the latest album from artist, composer and producer Mary Knoblock, has just been released, and it is a project that adds to a back catalogue of nearly 30 albums. This release sees the Portland-based creative move to a more neo-classical songwriting style combined with very experimental production that gives PEACH a unique sound that is as distinct as it is adventurous.
CONTINUE READING Australian five-piece South Summit are back with their new single “Heartless”, taken from their forthcoming album Run It Back, which is due for release on 12th of June. The single was written during a recording session in Yallingup, Western Australia, the track reportedly came together in just three hours, perfectly capturing the kind of energy that runs throughout the song.
CONTINUE READING Originally released in 2006, Kiss of Death is a ferocious reminder of Motörhead’s uncompromising, no-frills spirit—and a timely nod to the legendary status they’ve earned as one of the greatest hard rock bands of all time.
CONTINUE READING GRAMMY®-nominated singer-songwriter Gracie Abrams announces her third studio album, Daughter from Hell,out July 17th via Interscope Records—pre-save/order HERE. The album was written and produced by Gracie alongside longtime collaborator Aaron Dessner.
CONTINUE READING walt disco are back today with thrilling new single, ‘Coup de foudre’. The first release on their new home of EMI North, the Glasgow band have also announced details of intimate summer shows around the UK (artist presale opens on May 19th, before general sale on May 20th). Catch walt disco previewing further new material this week with two shows at The Great Escape Festival.
CONTINUE READING Kiefer Sutherland’s UK headline tour is underway, starting at London’s Union Chapel tonight, before heading across North America in June. He also recently confirmed a set at the Festival Les Grands Crus Musicaux in Saguenay, Canada on July 11th. Remaining tickets for the live shows are available HERE.
CONTINUE READING Manchester trio Digging for Kanky is back with a brand new single, Wide Open. Taken from their forthcoming album Raining Stones, and it's crammed full to the brim with tension and emotion. The dark, shadowy vibe is so atmospheric thanks in no small part to the totally immersive production style.
CONTINUE READING Mullingar’s Collette Brady-McEntee is a singer that has drawn comparisons to stars like Adele and Freya Ridings, and with her latest single, So Long, Solo, Collette gives us a masterclass in emotional storytelling in a heartfelt tribute to the late lyricist Joy Solomon.
A classically trained pianist and vocalist, Collette brings a lot to the table as she caught the ear of legendary producer Ian Curnow (Kylie Minogue, Take That). They have crafted a record together that explores human connection and the strength it takes to find your own tribe. It is a tale of human connection that everyone can identify with on some level. We were lucky enough to delve deeper and find out what the track means to Collette and her plans for the future. CONTINUE READING Essex four-piece Monumental continue their rapid rise with the release of their powerful new single “Eyes Wide Open”, arriving on Friday 8 May, as the band gear up for a massive summer of festivals, headline shows and the release of their debut EP later this year.
Fast becoming one of the most exciting young names emerging from the UK guitar scene, Monumental are building serious momentum thanks to their explosive live performances, sharp songwriting and unmistakable blend of indie, punk, mod and Britpop influences. CONTINUE READING Any Given Sin return with their new single "Lifeline," the first track from their new studio album coming later in 2026. The band shares, “Lifeline is a song about betrayal; and the sometimes hopeless feeling that’s associated with that. And how in most cases forgiveness is the only real way to peace. We feel this track is highly relatable to most of the inhabitants of this planet, and no doubt many other worlds as well.”
CONTINUE READING Yard Act are pleased to share details of their third studio album, “You’re Gonna Need A Little Music”. The record is released on 17th July via Island Records.
To coincide with the announcement, the band have shared the first new music to be lifted from the record. Redeemer is streaming now, and video is here The album was recorded between the band’s hometown of Leeds and in Los Angeles with producer Justin Meldal-Johnsen (Nine Inch Nails, Beck, St Vincent). CONTINUE READING Reverend and the Makers have returned with their brand new album Is This How Happiness Feels, their first release since 2023's Heatwave in the Cold North, and we were lucky enough to be able to check it out in advance of it's release on 8th of May 2026. Here is what we thought.
CONTINUE READING London-based artist Chaidura continues to carve their own niche in the run-up to the release of the upcoming LIMINAL EP with Plastic Beauty, a single that deals directly with appearance, pressure, and the expectations that come with both.
CONTINUE READING Three-time Canadian Blues Music Award 2026 nominee Ndidi O has marked a real creative turning point with her latest record, 'It's About Time', an album that is firmly rooted in the Irish landscape and global resistance. Ndidi O is an artist whose own life has seen her spread her wings far and wide. From early roots in British Columbia to the open-mic scenes of New York and the blues hubs of Toronto, Ndidi O's music has so many influences, and that variety makes for a gloriously textured and multi-layered body of work.
CONTINUE READING Punk-rock-glam band Ridiculous Bitch has spent recent months rocking the socks off of music fans on their tour of Japan and has not given the dust a chance to settle as they also just dropped one hell of an album, Die About It. The whole album is definitely one to check out, and in particular the single Engage.
CONTINUE READING French soul funk band Hypnotiks (featuring Wolfgang Valbrun) brought 2025 to a close in spectacular style, with the release of their gloriously soulful single Stone Cold Sober. They come out of the blocks with a funky bass line that is a surefire sign of good things to come, something that doesn't take long to prove as the vocals kick in and switches things up early on.
CONTINUE READING Following the strong reception of his recent singles “Bad Bones” and “Born To Break”, Swedish rock vocalist Erik Grönwall now releases the third single from his upcoming solo album Bad Bones - the powerful and deeply personal “Praying For A Miracle.”
CONTINUE READING London, UK. May 1, 2026 - Tori Amos today releases her new studio album In Times of Dragons via Universal/Fontana. The 12 million-selling singer songwriter’s 18th album presents an ambitious allegorical story about power, resistance and transformation in an era defined by political upheaval.
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