Track Review: It’s Always Our O’Clock Somewhere // MARBL
Led by singer-songwriter Moria Or, MARBL combines elements of folk, indie and pop to create their evocative sound. Sharing their
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Track Review: Provocateur // Sapienn
The brainchild of singer-songwriter Scott Simpson, Sapienn merges elements of folk-rock and alternative rock with underlying metal undertones. Beginning as
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Track Review: B4IDie // Trent-Jean
Bursting onto the scene with the well-received debut single ‘Manchester By The Sea‘, Australian Trent-Jean is, according to Around The
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Track Review: Antennas // Andi Jackson
Instead of spending this pandemic sitting back, eating lots of junk food and watching television, Andi Jackson has been a
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‘Yonder’ Debut The Fantastic ‘Medicine Dreams’
‘Yonder’ may be in their infancy as a duo when you take into account that ‘Medicine Dreams’ is their debut. However, Dan
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Track Review: Black Cloud // The Chase
Merging elements of indie-rock and alternative rock with some fierce punk undertones, The Chase are a genre-defying quartet from the
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Track Review: Please Don’t Ask Me To Stay // Libby Phippard
Merging the beauty of opera with the tenderness of acoustic folk-pop, Libby Phippard will ensnare your senses from the first
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Track Review: Littlewing // Bones In Butter
Based in Belgrade, Serbian six-piece Bones In Butter is breeding a new type of dream-pop. Coming together as a result
Read moreTrack Review: Where the Roads Don’t Go // Thrillhouse
Thrillhouse are a band that seem incapable of releasing a bad song. Everything they release draws on synthpop and tropical
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Track Review: Coming Round Again // Hybrid Kid
Inspired by the likes of Arctic Monkeys and Pavement, UK-based Hybrid Kid has a loud, energetic and infectious sound. Described
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