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Liverpool folk-pop five-piece The Shipbuilders have announced their second album with the release of the first single ‘Daydreaming’. Titled ‘This Blue Earth’, the band’s sophomore album is due out on the 11th of July via Shipwrecked Records. “The song was written many moons ago, during a period of heartbreak; the myth of King Midas’ secrets …

Stereolab’s first new music in fifteen years arrives with a shimmer and a pulse. “Aerial Troubles,” the lead single from their forthcoming album Instant Holograms On Metal Film(out via Duophonic UHF Disks / Warp Records on May 23rd), is a glorious return: retro-futuristic psych-pop wrapped in analog warmth and fizzing synths. It’s the sound of …

There’s a tender kind of ache at the heart of “12 Blown Tires,” the latest single from Tennis, and it’s one that feels earned. Opening with a warm, almost hypnotic guitar line, the track soon swells into a rich slice of melancholy indie pop. It’s the kind of song that manages to feel deeply nostalgic …

Lex Vervain’s new single “Say It All” is a quietly devastating piece of songwriting—beautiful, bruised, and impossibly tender. Built around undulating acoustic guitar lines that seem to breathe in and out, the track slowly shapeshifts as it unfolds, with splashes of piano and ethereal backing vocals drifting in like memories you’re not ready to forget. …

Indie riser Joshua Scarratt has shared a brand new track ‘Summer Of ‘21’, which arrives ahead of his debut EP ‘Riding Through The Desert Of My Dreams’, set for release May 30th. Heralding the lead single from his upcoming extended release, Scarratt has already shared previews  ‘Can’t Get You Out of My Mind’ and ‘Hold Me’. Whilst on the live front, the …

It’s really not like Gemma Rogers to be lost for words. Her chipper currency is her poetic patois – it’s her raison d’etre. I think they call it “news anxiety” – that feeling of powerlessness and anxiety in response to the constant bombardment of negative news.  What can Gemma do? What can you do? Shocked …