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Sinking Ships followed up their eponymous debut LP with the release of Bad Day, which dropped on October 24th and fused the rhythmic structures of the Rolling Stones with the

You’re not alone in feeling like every scroll feels like wading through digital sludge now. Half the faces aren’t real, the comments reek of rage-bait, and the adverts multiply like

2 Dub Official hit a spiritual apex with his seminal single, Life Frequencies, which pulls poignant piano melodies into the soul of old-school hip-hop. The track doesn’t rely on the

Planer dared to start with ‘End’ on their debut 3-track release. The standout single, Paper, is sonic sanctuary for anyone who was soaking up puddles in their baggy jeans before

If there’s any artist on our radar who we hope permeates as many souls and psyches as possible, it’s Remilekun. The latest single from the gospel choir leader, A Child’s

JW Paris followed on from the success of singles like “Geeks & Freaks”, “Who Are You”, and “Royalty” with their latest riotously kinetic indie earworm, Anything, released ahead of their

Through gnarled basslines, reverberation of post-punk distortion, and a forebodingly mechanised monochromatic colour palette, Baffo d’Oro twisted alt-punk beyond recognition with their standout single, Borderline. The rhythm section brings a

Volantes sharpened their cinematic lounge rock signature with Main Theme, a standout single from their upcoming LP, Diamonds. Through contortions of surf rock, garage rock, Flamenco licks, and shimmers of

Social media is rotting from the inside out, and we’re all supposed to pretend it’s still working. X is a cesspool of xenophobia, bots and attention-farming outrage merchants. Instagram’s endless

Red Shift sharpened their pop-rock hooks for Time by the Ocean, the standout single from their recently released debut LP, Heartbreak and Goodbyes. Written to capture the existential pulse of