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With their unorthodox approach to genre styling and lyricism that frequently borders on Machiavellian nihilism, Precious McKenzie has reached their sardonic zenith with their latest single and debut gonzo-style music

Somewhere between the influences of alt-90s, brashy 00s melodic rock and post-rock lies the debut single, Paranoid, by the Texan five-piece, Topdown. Straight out of Austin, the band arrive with

If a new James Bond film ever calls for a punk-pinched indie psych surf rock single, NikNeuro Music’s Underneath the Skin is there for the taking, although when the chorus

With an Americana sound so zealously uplifting, it seems almost paradoxical that One Acre West still managed to keep their country roots firmly planted in their self-titled LP, which features

The other seasons rarely hold a candle to the serenity of autumn, which is why Jordan Renzi’s September, taken from her LP On Your Side, hits with such arresting emotional

Emilie Thorsby’s latest single Every Night, is an evocatively explosive Latin pop meditation on loneliness and the emotional gamble of returning to a love that has already left its mark. Thorsby

As a fledgling goth coming of age in Manchester, fellow native Mat Thorpe appeared more as a monolith than a cornerstone in the city’s scene. His presence behind the decks

There was a time when the tabloids were the villains of the music industry’s moral theatre. Red-top journalists camped outside flats, shouted questions through car windows, and plastered front pages

Oxfordshire-based independent singer-songwriter Dolly Mavies reopened the philosophical inquiry into free will with her latest single, Truman. Drawing on the existential unease woven through The Truman Show, the track widens

Kacey Langley pulled absolutely no punches in her latest single, My Exes Left Me on the Rocks, augmenting country into a pop earworm that hits with the same visceral, sticky-sweet