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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‘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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‘Better Conversation’- George Styles, letting curiosity do the talking

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There’s something genuinely infectious about George Styles’ refusal to stop making music. The Boston-based singer-songwriter has spent around 25 years […]

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‘The Thrift Store Spaceship’- Todd & Karen, embarking on a dreamlike cosmic voyage

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Most modern singles are built to reach their destination quickly. But ‘The Thrift Store Spaceship’ takes the opposite route. On […]

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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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‘Come Out Lazarus 3 – I Was The Universe’- Andrea Pizzo and the Purple Mice, reaching for the infinite

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Returning from death should sound impossible, but on ‘Come Out Lazarus 3 – I Was The Universe’, Genova collective Andrea Pizzo and […]

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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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‘Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas’- Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas, building a place to belong

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On their self-titled debut record, Cornwall five-piece Flo Crowe & The Dilemmas construct thirteen songs around the idea that music can provide […]

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‘You Deserve Better Than Me’- Reetoxa, choosing kindness of convenience

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Some relationships end because something went wrong, while others never properly begin because, despite every encouraging sign, the necessary feeling […]

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‘One in a Million’- A Thousand Hills, bringing a lost song of hope into the present

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On ‘One in a Million’, Poland-based project A Thousand Hills reaches back into the mid-90s and retrieves a song that had never previously […]

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