Track of the Day

Even legal battles won’t stop noise-pop makers EAT FAST, formerly EAT, from roaring ahead. Their new release ‘Stammer’ rallies from the get-go and doesn’t let up for its two minute, sixteen second summation.

L.A’s Milo Greene have returned with the promise of their third album and a sparkling new demo to tempt those ears back into play. ‘Never Mean It’ sumptuously wraps around those earlobes in sweet submission, the new cut pre-empts an evolution for the trio in sound and vision.

An all-consuming state of emotional confession is twined with a hard to reach, but later found solace, on the Merseyside collective’s emotive new cut ‘Everything’. Cavalry have become known for their melancholic introspection and patient, visceral storytelling over the course of their life span as a band, their latest tells a tale even more potent than they’ve told […]

In recent years, Leeds has become a burgeoning hub of bands that look like they could be on the horizon of huge things – Eagulls, Pulled Apart By Horses, Brawlers, to name but a few.

Mac Cormack’s current single ‘After The Glow’ grabs instantly, a wash of noise melts whatever was on your mind away and leaves only a soulful, full-bodied warmth for the next four minutes. After a short intro that feels electronic and new, the guitar sound penetrates the wall of synth, suddenly harking right back to a […]

CARO’s debut track ‘Admit/Resist’ is a slow-burner, in the best kind of way. Initially this first release may feel a little uninspiring, but by one minute in it’s intriguing to say the least. The lethargic beat, accompanied by a crooning vocal, gives way to a quietly fascinating riff that brings the feel up from the […]

‘Terra’ is the first solo track from Bombay Bicycle Club bass player Ed Nash, and it really is something quite special.

There’s an emotionally distressed feeling to Kidsmoke’s powerful new single ‘Heartache’. Inevitably, the Wrexham four-piece have layered some glistening melodies over the rolling bass we recognise from February’s ‘Cut Yourself Loose’, but the despairing vocals don’t hold back in casting a cloud of anguish over the song.

Pandemic hail from sunny Oz and create wonderful beachy pop-punk. Whilst it’s stupid to ignore the influence bands like FIDLAR and Violent Soho have had on this scene, Pandemic still manage to chuck something different in with their track ‘Heck’. It bobs along with some nice harmonies (weirdly reminiscent of CSNY) and gritty guitars. There’s […]

Long Tall Jefferson is a wandering soul. Moving from city to city, he imparts to others the stories of his own lived experiences and observations. One of those defining narratives being new single, ‘Old Friend’, which is taken from the debut album ‘I Want My Honey Back’, out 8th April.

Yorkshire’s Glass Caves are well known for their tireless work ethic. Whether it’s the trailblazing triumph of their self-released debut album, or the countless cold days they’ve spent outside on the streets busking, to the months they’ve spent slogging up and down the country on tour, the band aren’t afraid to put the hard graft in. Call it […]

Memories are powerful, acting as vivid recalls of the past. They can leave us wounded at the thought of a painful moment, and equally, joyful at the recollection of a happy moment. We each have our own safe havens that we return to, as we comb back through out past, from the people we’ve met […]

Today’s track of the day is from indie newcomers Sea Span, with a mellow and calm slice of dreamy goodness. Atmospheric and ethereal, this song is radiant with positive and soothing energy. From it’s gentle, tranquil subtlety in the verses, to its lulling melodies and gorgeous bluesy undertones, this track is a blessing on the […]

The country locale of Kent has been instrumental in bringing to our attention some of the most inventive, and vital musical contributions in recent times. Not least today’s band Tin Foil Astronaut, the collective led by Max Taylor defy limitations. Rather they choose to operate in their own dream space, from out of which their new […]

Richard Walters is known for delivering breathtaking compositions strewn with tender sentiments and thoughtful lyrics. His voice carries an emotional weight that tugs at the heartstrings and yearns for connection, but it’s within his latest love note (‘A.M’) that we find Walters at his most vulnerable, and his most strikingly poignant best.

Mixed by Grammy Award winning producer Rob Schnapf (linked with Beck and Kurt Vile), St Tropez’ newest track begins as a brooding crawl. The sound is menacing, it wallows in itself only broken by the harsh, screeching vocals. The riff is lazy, effortlessly cool. The bass drags the song along by its ear, kicking and […]

ECHOS found each other and have never looked back. Like a joining of two lost souls, they meet in the middle and form an equally powerful duo. Headstrong they may be, but boring they will never be. Everything they do is emotionally led and at the risk of sounding obvious, they have forged a unique […]

Put the Winter winds behind you, swap that scarf for some shades and cruise into the Summer with Coast Modern. Their first single ‘Hollow Life’ drew attention from all over; their second is sure to be a hit. The swagger in ‘Animals’ is too infectious to escape.

Ireland is a beautiful place. Cocooned in vast valley’s, natural habitats, and the cascading hills that grace its landscape. So when thinking about the country’s musical endeavours, it isn’t a giant leap to assume that within its burrows, hide creative minds that equally spawn wonder themselves. And one of those brilliant minds, rests in the intelligent […]