Friday, August 21 2026

‘Belfast (Place Of My Soul)’- Paul Archer, making his hometown glow

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On his new single ‘Belfast (Place Of My Soul)’, Paul Archer writes from distance, memory and homesickness, but what emerges […]

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‘Crown of Glass’- Fanny Alexandra, shattering the illusion with alt-pop power

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‘Crown of Glass’ is built around an image that looks glamorous right up until you hold it up to the […]

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‘Chicago’- A Project Called Love, turning a fleeting romance into a genre-blurring rush

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There’s a loose, unforced charm to ‘Chicago’ that suits its story. Throughout, A Project Called Love’s Jay Hope captures the […]

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‘Hard To Leave You (The Barbarian Mix)’- RISE, adding weight to a euphoric anthem

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There is always something interesting about hearing a band return to a song because they still believe there is more […]

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‘Dancing With Lou’- Reetoxa, turning a teenage revelation into swaggering rock statement

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Some influences stay buried in the background, while others end up shaping the entire way an artist thinks about music. […]

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‘Rust’- Plain Drifter, letting loss settle slowly

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Plain Drifter’s ‘Rust’ is not really about the moment something ends. It’s about everything that happens before that point; the […]

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‘Sunlight In My Soul’- Noya Sol, turning resilience into radiance

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Some songs feel like survival statements, while others feel like the first real breath after surviving. And on her newest outing […]

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‘Change’- Lee Miller Matsos, finding the courage to stand still

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Transformation is often presented as a dramatic break, a new beginning or a decisive leap into a better life. But […]

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‘Mystic Highway Road Trip’- DownTown Mystic, keeping the American rock ‘n’ roll tradition moving

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There’s a fitting sense of momentum behind ‘Mystic Highway Road Trip’. Following a productive run of releases across 2025 and 2026, […]

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‘The Aviation Station’- Twenny Bucks, finding freedom in noise, frogs, and glorious chaos

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Across his latest full-length release ‘The Aviation Station’, Exeter-based artist Twenny Bucks allows panic, humour, vulnerability and distorted guitar noise to collide […]

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