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News: Broken Colours Shine New EP ‘Could Be Worse’
Broken Colours are stepping back into the spotlight as the year draws to a close, returning with Could Be Worse, a long-anticipated EP that adds a fresh burst of energy to their indie-rock universe. The four-track release shows the High Wycombe group hitting their stride, building on the momentum they’ve already generated with a sound that …
Album Review: Lutruwita/Tasmanian band Lennon Wells unveil stunning debut album ‘Blink (and you’ll miss it)’ ahead of national tour
Lennon Wells first caught my attention last year when they supported iconic Australian band Jet celebrating 20 years since the release of their album ‘Get Born’ in Hobart – a special night bejewelled by the visible appearance of the spectacular Aurora Australia in the skies that evening. They put on an incredibly immersive performance lead by …
Album Review: Inwards –‘Free Flow’: Fizzing mod-synth and sampler refreshment straight from the Worcestershire wilds.
Electronic music can often seem fixed on darkness and dystopia, cavernous scale and vastness but Kristian Shelley’s electro-fusion projects as Inwards have always focused on the small things. Inpired by the countryside around his Worcestershire home there’s a folktronica playfulness about his music and a warmth to his quirkiness. Past Inwards tracks been built around …
News: Reading Trio doops Release Debut Album The Space Between
Reading alternative outfit doops have released their highly anticipated debut full-length album, The Space Between, out now. Blending elements of psychedelic rock, punk, and indie, the album highlights the band’s creativity, instrumental intricacy, and DIY ethos. The ten-track record was recorded with impromptu drums at Brighton’s Farm Road Studios alongside rising engineer Spencer Withey (Man / …
Live Gallery: Malaika Mfalme’s ‘Unfurling’ Blooms in a Room Built for Listening 28.11.2025
In the close warmth of the Red Rattler, Malaika Mfalme guides the room through Unfurling, a set shaped by grief, tenderness and quiet transformation. It’s a reminder of how deeply music can heal when witnessed up close.
News: Joanna Borne Shares New Single ‘Wolves’
Nashville-based alt-pop artist Joanna Borne has released Wolves, a moody and cinematic single that draws from her extraordinary childhood alongside wolves and wolf dogs. The track captures the tension between instinct and empathy, showing how danger and beauty can coexist in surprising ways. Growing up in rural Saskatchewan, Borne developed a unique perspective on loyalty, caution, …
News: Shervin Boloorian Returns With Tender, Folk-Tinged Single ‘One More Day’
Iran-born singer-songwriter Shervin Boloorian returns with ‘One More Day’, a reflective and deeply personal new single that explores the complexities of grief, longing, and emotional resilience. The track marks another collaboration with acclaimed producer Kipper Eldridge, known for his work with Sting and Gary Numan, and expands the emotional landscape of Boloorian’s forthcoming EP Unbroken. Where …
News: Brighton’s Folklore Records Release New Compilation ‘Folklore Vol. 3’
Folklore Records has announced the release of Folklore Vol. 3, a new four-track EP arriving November 21st and the latest instalment in the label’s acclaimed compilation series. Bringing together Frankie Archer, Michele Stodart, Cormac Nagle, and The Ocelots, the release continues the label’s mission to champion songwriting that is heartfelt, forward-thinking, and rooted in the storytelling …