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Subversively, This is Country, Son’ by Eddie Rose isn’t your quintessential country fare; the timbres in the intro are tempered with an 80s-esque dreamy haze that swoons as it aligns

The first impression when you hear Ennis Hawkins’ debut single, The Art of Being Alone, is WHERE HAS HE BEEN HIDING THAT VOICE?! After a strum of unassuming chords and

MC Zappa’s forthcoming LP, Critical Times, rises from four years of upheaval, self-reckoning and sharpened conviction. His decision to create what he dubs the first Christian Bit-Hop album didn’t arrive

Kamal Maroon’s latest single, Black x White, wastes no time pulling you into its emotional crossfire. The track lands as a cinematic RnB-pop confession, one sharp enough to feel like

In Dave Mills’ latest release, Jump, featuring Kylaa, he channelled a pop-punk surge shaped by evocatively visceral 00s melodic-rock intensity. From the intro, the alt-rock aesthetic hits with that familiar

If MTV still played music, the Claymation official music video for Fur Trapper’s latest single, Rot for Spite, would become an iconic component in alt-pop’s zeitgeist. The baroque art-pop aesthetics

Toronto’s Medusa Quartet move mythology through melody in their standout composition, Tamzara. Some artists carry a reverence for tradition; the quartet’s arcane command of chamber-pop strings stretches far beyond the

Eddie Rose and Kacey Langley look set to break a world record for how many people they can bring to the brink of tears in the space of a single

The UK music industry runs on adrenaline, overdrafts and blind faith. For every headline-grabbing arena tour, there are thousands of artists grafting through zero-hour contracts, spiralling rent and the quiet

Warmly saturated, woozy guitars accompany Realism*’s soul-rich, kicked-back bars in Two Fly Guys, a short-and-sweet single that unravels as an invitation to meditate in the poetry of desire. There is