Friday, September 11 2026

‘Gus Gus’- Jason Lenyer Buchanan, finding new colours in quiet reflection

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There is a noticeable sense of movement within Jason Lenyer Buchanan’s new single ‘Gus Gus’. It’s the sound of an artist […]

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‘So Moseley’- Dominic Crane, capturing memory and quiet transformation

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There is an understated warmth to Dominic Crane’s ‘So Moseley’ that immediately recalls a tradition of British songwriting built on observation, melody, and […]

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‘The Death of Cool’- Daphne Parker Powell, burning with wit, soul, and fierce humanity

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There is something exhilarating about the way Daphne Parker Powell approaches ‘The Death of Cool’. Even while confronting heartbreak, illness, cultural disillusionment, and […]

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‘Dreams’- Books of Moods, drifting through memory and longing

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There is a quiet confidence running through Books Of Moods’ debut album ‘Dreams’. Throughout its immersive runtime, Hugo Sailer builds a record […]

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‘The Hag’- Arn-Identified Flying Objects And Alien FRiends, turning historical tragedy into expansive indie-psych reflection

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There is an unusual sense of scale to ‘The Hag’ by Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends. It’s the way the song seems […]

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‘Breathe Again (Semi-Stripped)’- The Forever Takeback, finding fragile hope within emotional collapse

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There is a quiet honesty running through ‘Breathe Again (Semi-Stripped)’ that immediately separates The Forever Takeback from the increasingly polished landscape of modern alternative […]

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‘Let My Thoughts Go’- VERONICA, balancing intimacy and jazz-tinged elegance

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On her debut EP ‘Let My Thoughts Go’, London’s VERONICA introduces herself with a collection of songs rooted in emotional openness, understated musicianship, […]

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‘Don’t Play The Victim’- Crawford Mack, dissecting masculine ego with razor-sharp precision

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There is something particularly compelling about the way Crawford Mack approaches confrontation. Rather than exploding outward in anger or moral grandstanding, ‘Don’t […]

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‘Peach’- Mary Knoblock, finding beauty in the bruises

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Over the last decade, Mary Knoblock has become one of the more intriguing figures operating on the outer edges of […]

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‘Let Go’- Jemerine Chan, finding strength in stillness

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There is something quietly compelling about the way Jemerine Chan approaches emotional vulnerability on ‘Let Go’. In a musical landscape where heartbreak […]

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