Track of the Day

For fans of the likes of Lorde, LA band Transviolet reveal their impressively striking powerful-pop debut ‘Girls Your Age’.

Pop-folk foursome Luxxe unveils the emotionally magic new single from their forthcoming EP One. Hailing from Phoenix with a flourish of calming resonance, their latest track is the perfect soul soother.

We often learn the most about ourselves from the tough moments in life, Frances’ beautiful piano ballads live and breathe in these moments. She shares her heartfelt wisdom with the world, and it is through these sobering truths of coming of age that she has found her calling.

Indie-pop group COMPNY release ‘Gently Let You Down’ the perfect alternative summer tune. The South London band recorded this track in session with Barny Barnicott of works previously with the prestige of Bombay Bicycle Club, Arctic Monkeys and Peace.

The second release from Sydney’s Why We Run is accomplished, showcasing the bands ability to craft beautifully nuanced melodies and calming euphoric moments. ‘Ignites’ gallops with immediacy as a rolling drum beat draws you in and then releases you in a dreamlike wonder.

Like the polarising climates of their home country, Australia and their new-found home of the UK, Fairchild’s AA-side single consists of two very different sonic palettes. One soars with bright guitars and fervent rhythms, and the other is a sultry, menacing synth rock blaster. The latter is the final track to be unveiled from the new release, […]

Many Things make indie music fun. Energy, passion and emotion run through every melodious vocal turn and every melancholic thought turns into something beautifully profound. ‘Burn Together’ is the latest track that the band have unveiled. In fact, it’s the eponymous track from their forthcoming debut album. And with it being the bands most definitive […]

Nostalgia runs wild within the delicious thrash of Tired Lion’s grunge rock, both violently anthemic and temptingly cool. Tired Lion are spearheading the campaign for a 90s revolution, harking back to a time when ripped jeans and crop tops ruled the streets, like they do once again. Tired Lion’s latest release ‘Suck’ is fiercely brutal in honest reflection, raging […]

Sloes immediately stunned us and many others with their debut release ‘Devil in You’ earlier in the year. The band have since premiered a new track entitled ‘Swan Song’. A sumptuous, breathtaking release of indie and folk, structurally complex and dramatically delivered.

American singer/songwriter Tyler Lyle comes from a musical family, music is like second nature to Lyle, and after many celebratory moments with his debut release, ‘The Golden Age and the Silver Girl’, Lyle is back with his sophomore offering. ‘Winter Is For Kierkegaard’ is the first taster of his new material, a folk pop wonder […]

Nostalgia is a beautiful thing, looking back fondly to a time when we younger and carefree. We cherish the past, not necessarily because we’re dissatisfied with our present and fearful of what the future might bring, but because it’s made us who we are today. But when we start to over-analyse the past and begin […]

My introduction to Argentina was during England’s crushing defeat following that Michael Owen wonder goal in the ’98 World Cup- devastating as a nine year old boy. I’ve since recovered and moved on and have just been introduced to Resistencia born quintet, Oh So Quiet.

We’ve come to the conclusion that with each new Mispers track you just have to throw caution to the wind, because each and every time The Mispers release a new track, they always defy our expectations and not just go one step ahead, but ten steps ahead of where they last left you. And their […]

Folk music takes on many forms, from heartbreaking personal stories to joyous tales of hope and wonder, but what makes folk music a genre that we can’t live without is the breadth of human emotion it conceals and evokes in its verses. No other genre can quite connect with a listener in the same way […]

The track had it’s premiere on BBC Radio 6Music last week. ‘Honest’ is a much bolder track than we’ve heard from McClair in the past, not only in the sense that it shows a real musical progression for him, but that McClair has become more confident. In a way, mirroring the sentiment of the song, McClair bares […]

It can be difficult for artists to cut through  what often seems like an invisible barrier, some triumph and some loiter at the edge. In the case of Billie Marten, its vehemently impossible to disavow the immediate connection you feel towards her. I can only describe it as a gravitating pull. It’s like the first […]

David Byrne wrote in his last book, how music is and always has been written with the performance space in mind. Largely, I agree. Looking back over time, we see chamber ensembles become orchestras; big bands become quartets; and of course the evolution of stadium rock. Away from our very own MEN arena however (yes.. […]

Many Things have dropped a new alt-pop gem, entitled ‘Holy Fire’. A song that cries, no screams out to be blasted at full volume all summer long. After a recent line up change within the band, It’s a joyous return for the newly-turned trio. ‘Holy Fire’ signals a band that are ready to cut free […]