Author: Jerrett
SEHORE Set to Release New Single “IA” on September 16th
Spanish art-pop and experimental pop project Sehore is gearing up to release its new single, “IA,” on September 16th, the first taste of the band’s upcoming third album following 2025’s…
Last Night Watchman Previews Upcoming EP “Old Blighty”
Last Night Watchman is the solo project of a UK songwriter who cut his teeth as one of the two guitarists in Birmingham indie outfit The Noseflutes, a band that…
DJ DACO UK Brings Three Decades of Dancefloor Experience to 1,2,3,4
After more than 30 years behind the decks, DJ DACO UK knows what makes a dancefloor move. The Doncaster based DJ has held residencies at Fairgreen Thorne and Venue 19…
M & J Find the Story After the Love Story Falls Apart on “NOT A LOVE SONG”
M & J are a Bondi, Australia duo whose music has a habit of turning personal experiences and the world around them into songs. Their wider project has drawn from…
Fast Trains Reach the Darkest Corner of “Escape to ourWorld” on “Holly Takes Me Home Again”
Tom Wells writes the songs; Fast Trains is the vehicle. The Portsmouth outfit operates in alternative territory with an unmistakably English lineage, and the comparisons that follow them around, XTC,…
Mariecke Borger Questions What Love Costs on “Unravel”
Mariecke Borger has spent two decades building a career around quiet, intimate songwriting, from her 2013 debut “Through My Eyes” through 2020’s Ireland-inspired “Bright Sky,” a journey that’s taken her…
Piper Connolly Refuses to Say Sorry on “unapologetic”
Piper Connolly has built her name on turning ordinary teenage experience into something loud and confident, and “unapologetic” pushes that instinct further than ever. The Phoenix-based singer-songwriter, who’s previously explored…
Manuka Turns Static Into Self-Reflection on “Antenna”
Manuka’s “Antenna” traces back to a genuinely difficult stretch, written during monsoon season in Goa back in 2022, and the song still carries that specific weather and headspace in its…
Blade of Thorns Turns Internal Struggle Into a Wall of Sound on “Deep Waters”
Blade of Thorns isn’t interested in the polished, over-processed side of heavy rock, the kind of production that scrubs out every rough edge until nothing human is left. “Deep Waters”…
The Real Anthem Looks Inward for Once on “Coming Home”
The Real Anthem has built its reputation on pointing outward, an Arizona trio known for pairing alt-rock, post-punk, and shoegaze textures with lyrics that dig into social and political frustration….
