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‘Paid Holiday’- don’t get lemon, sharing suburban dreams in shimmering synths
Texas synth-pop trio don’t get lemon return with ‘Paid Holiday’, a single that crystallises the tension between longing and restraint, transforming the quiet discontent of suburban life into something glossy, emotive, and deeply resonant. From the very first pulse of glistening synths, the track invites us into a world that feels familiar and just out of […]
‘Nana And The Gator’- Liz Nash, crafting a swampland epic with new single
Liz Nash emerges from the verdant outskirts of Mount Dora with a storytelling prowess that feels both intimate and expansive in her latest single ‘Nana and the Gator’. The track is a masterclass in narrative songwriting, weaving vivid imagery of Florida’s swamplands with nuanced character work, centring on the formidable “Nana” and her confrontation with […]
‘Natur’- Eve Goodman & SERA, a reverant ode to Welsh landscapes and feminine cycles
North Wales’ own Eve Goodman and SERA (Sarah Louise Sarnacki Owen) return with their long-awaited collaborative debut album ‘Natur’, a record that sounds like a living, breathing folk ritual. Following a flurry of impactful offerings in recent months, the project is a deeply personal exploration of the entwined cycles of nature and womanhood, sung in […]
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Black Prussia: Breaking through with a rock’n’roll punch
There’s a storm brewing in Berkshire, and it goes by the name Black Prussia. After years of quiet groundwork and a recent reformation, the high-voltage rock outfit are crashing onto the scene with their ferocious debut single ‘Animal’. Packed with distortion, swagger, and untamed energy, ‘Animal’ is a statement of intent from a band determined to shake things up. […]
Paul Archer: Bringing heart and emotion to modern indie-rock
After three decades at the heart of Northern Ireland’s ever-evolving rock and indie landscape, Paul Archer is entering a bold new chapter. Best known for his work with Disreali Gears, The Ghears, and most notably Burning Codes, Archer has returned with ‘Art’, his long-awaited debut solo album, a record that marks a profound creative rebirth. Recorded between East Anglia and Bangor, ‘Art’ is […]
Bjéar: embracing indie-folk with heart and soul
Few artists capture the collision of internal emotion and natural beauty quite like Bjéar. The South Australian songwriter-producer, known for weaving indie-folk intimacy with sweeping sonic landscapes, returns with ‘After The Rain’, a deeply reflective EP that reads like a journal written in the language of weather and healing. Crafted across cabins, coastlines, and quiet corners […]
