Glastonbury : First Acts Revealed
After a gap of two years due to the ghastly pandemic, Glastonbury returns in 2022 with its first lineup announcement. It’s “safe to say™” even at this stage it’s looking like their strongest lineup for
After a gap of two years due to the ghastly pandemic, Glastonbury returns in 2022 with its first lineup announcement. It’s “safe to say™” even at this stage it’s looking like their strongest lineup for
Following the release of the single ‘Silver Suns (divine)’ in January, BRYDE (aka British guitarist and vocalist Sarah Howells) shares a second single and the title track of her forthcoming third album Still, set for
Francis of Delirium is about to begin their first-ever North American tour supporting The Districts this spring. Ahead of the tour, the band is sharing their new single, ‘The Funhouse’, along with a fittingly disconcerting
After a slew of impressive singles, Prima Queen unveil their new single Invisible Hand (produced by their friends, The Big Moon.)
Spotify’s global emerging artist programme RADAR announced its latest UK artist partnership with Wet Leg today. To celebrate the new partnership, Spotify and Wet Leg have collaborated on a mini video series Searching for Mop Man, which will
BAND TO LAUNCH 2022 WORLD TOUR MID-MARCH AND WILL OPEN THE BBC 6 MUSIC FESTIVAL IN CARDIFF, WALES ON APRIL 1ST Pixies – Black Francis, Joey Santiago, David Lovering, and Paz Lenchantin – today announce
Isle of Wight 4 piece Coach Party return with a new single “Weird Me Out” which fizzes with effervescent energy and flips feelings of lingering self-doubt into an anthem of defiance.
Another glorious track from Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers AKA Wet Leg arrives in the form of “Angelica.”
“Time doesn’t matter to me, matter to me” sings Tessa Murray on “Far Rider”, the latest Lynchian desert-noir master class from Still Corners. .
Dundalk, 5-piece Just Mustard have announced details of a second album – Heart Under – out 27 May via Partisan Records and the lead single “Still”
After three hugely impressive singles, Gretel Hänlyn, certainly sounds like the future (baby) and has been picking up plaudits since her debut single “Slugeye” landed.
Toronto newcomer Deanna Petcoff demonstrates a sparkling line in jangling, empowering indie guitar pop.