Vantablack is a literary splatterpunk chamber doom/drone band founded by Scottish author Chris Kelso and composer Nick Hudson and Stuart Dahlquist.
Minnesota folk band Wren + Wilde explores the tension between heartache and hope on its debut album, Serial Dreamers.
There’s something truly special about Myra Melford’s Fire and Water Quintet.
Growing up in New York, Mark Newman’s musical journey has taken him around the world several times as both sideman and singer/songwriter.
Legendary jazz and hip-hop fusionists Us3 serve up a refreshingly tasty treat with their much-anticipated 11th album, Snap, Crackle & Bop!
Hailing from the coastal town of Bexhill in East Sussex, Korda Korder have emerged as one of the UK’s most exciting dream-pop prospects.
Quiz Show’s “XONO” is guitar heavy and oddly buoyant, pairing punk bite with a funky pulse and a vocal that keeps the song playful even as the lyrics look at a relationship coming apart.
“The Room” carries the optimism of travelling through somewhere completely new, its guitar and drums continually pausing, resetting, and pulling the song forward.
Delerium and Diamanda Galás take “Into The Light” from dark, distorted tension into something stranger and almost trance-like, with synths and small strings gradually bringing light into the track without losing what made the opening so unsettling.
Nearly four decades into their story, Jack’s Maze return with “Let It Go,” a dark, expansive rock single about the strange point where music stops being escape and starts following you everywhere.
A vintage British masterclass in hard rock and pop finally finds its first release, thanks to Just Add Water.
Fanny Alexandra returns with “Black Pearl Summer”, a melodic new single that explores pressure, grief, survival and the beauty that can emerge from difficult experiences.
With a career spanning over two decades and nearly 20 film and television placements, the Minneapolis-based songwriter has built a reputation on melody, grit, and an unwavering commitment to the craft.
New England darkwave/post-punk outfit Ghost Painted Sky confront the allure and consequences of bad decisions on ‘Kissing Lions’, their new single and video
Hailing from Roanoke, Virginia, The Stray Lions are an indie rock band known for crafting atmospheric soundscapes, memorable melodies, and emotionally resonant songwriting.
“In the Silence of the Hills” is Moon and Aries at their most intimate and organic – a drumless cinematic composition about stepping away from the noise of the busy life and rediscovering connection, nature and stillness.
Poke a Brain is a Cleveland area music project representing original compositions performed by its founder and collaborating musicians and singers.
Dave Hill Jr. is a Seattle-based singer-songwriter, drummer, and author of Doubt Riding Shotgun.
It’s been a while since the prolific saxophonist, flautist, and composer Henry Threadgill assembled his Pulitzer Prize-winning band Zooid for an album.
Cindy Lawson is an American singer/songwriter—a sweet and sassy mix of Ronnie Spector and Iggy Pop—who began her rock and roll career in Minneapolis in 1985 with her all-female rock band, The Clams.
Fernando’s Eyes is the solo project of Fernando Honorato, founder and vocalist of Swedish post-punk band Principe Valiente.
the black watch has been called “a national treasure” with “27 CDs of remarkable consistency.”
After four singles over the last year, The Snow Ponies finally release their debut album!
M3G is a singer-songwriter from Chippenham in Wiltshire, UK. She’s been writing music as long as she can remember and performing live since she was 14. Inspired by the likes of Florence Welch, AURORA and dodie, her music mixes authentic lyrics with soaring vocals.
“Dark Sister” is Death Dealer Union’s new song… a dark, relentless collision of crushing riffs, visceral screams, haunting melodies and cinematic atmosphere
A first-generation Honduran-American of Garifuna descent, IKP brings a deeply personal perspective to their artistry, shaped by their cultural heritage and experiences as a United States Marine Corps wartime veteran.
Australian power-pop rockers The Summertimes have signed with one of the world’s leading indie record labels, Golden Robot Records, and will release a new EP in October 2026.
The House Flies are a four-piece dark alternative/post-punk band from Moline, Illinois.
Get Together brings together China’s Summer Fades Away and US duo Vaudlow, who first met at Asia’s largest post-rock festival, Offside.
Bristol-based singer-songwriter Lady Nade returns with ‘Identity’, her deeply personal fourth studio album.
The seventh installment in Perelman’s long-running series of duet albums and the fiftieth (maybe?) joint with Shipp, the two-volume Distillation celebrates the duo’s pearl anniversary in the only appropriate way – with another collection of spontaneous compositions.
With debut album A Sense of Danger arriving on 29 October, Southeast London’s The Pixel Rain offer its final advance single now.
LiVES return with blistering new single ‘Burn’, taken from their forthcoming album Ghosts (due for release 29/01/27)
Singer-songwriter Sean Hopkins, rooted in the arts community of New Hope, PA—situated between New York City and Philadelphia—is known for his evocative folk and indie guitar work.
Californian singer and guitarist Pembroke Tenneson has unveiled his new single, “Sex Appeal.”
Minneapolis-based band The Del-Viles showcase a brisk, energized rock appeal across their debut album It’s Just a Kiss-Off.
“The Ascension,” is the breathtaking new live release from Indian progressive Carnatic rock pioneers AGAM
Dulldrums is the Manchester, UK-based project from married musicians Matt and Rachel—formerly of the band Mewn.
Charlie Sly is a Cheltenham-based artist who has spent years honing their craft, transforming personal experiences of loss, love, and uncertainty into emotionally resonant indie music.
Thirty years after seeing the Sex Pistols at Dallas’ Longhorn Ballroom, I returned to the same venue for another chapter in the band’s history—this time without Johnny Rotten.
Arlo Parks has always known how to make a room full of strangers feel understood. She brought her signature warmth and vulnerability to Dallas, pairing the poetic intimacy of her music with a new dose of synth-driven energy. At The Granada Theater, new songs from Ambiguous Desire brought bursts of momentum while Arlo’s older hits transformed a mellow Tuesday night into something closer to a collective exhale – proof that Parks can evolve her sound without losing the honesty and empathy that make her so compelling.
UK based instrument maker debuts a harrowing work of magic and majesty.
With Body Without Organs, Jeremy Moore expands the artistic vision of AD Ozium into its most ambitious statement to date.
The new album from the indie-americana four-piece was released via Honey Badger Records on limited edition vinyl and is the result of years of self-funding releases, sacrifice, relentless touring and steadily building an audience through sheer perseverance.
Fowler’s liner notes claim these songs were improvised, but it’s difficult to believe on the evidence of your ears.
Built on a foundation of haunting melodies, crisp percussion, and Father Chocolate’s commanding vocal delivery, the single captures a mood that is both menacing and deeply vulnerable.
“Hell has frozen over” is a rock anthem for anyone who has ever felt gaslit, overlooked, dismissed, or painfully alone.
Apple Eyes is the London-based musical partnership of Claire Hadidjenar and Matthew Walker, a duo whose international backgrounds bring a rich cultural dimension to their sound.
‘River Shook’ is about becoming more honest, but honesty here does not mean presenting a polished portrait of personal growth. Shook admits to struggle, vulnerability, bad judgment and uncertainty. They also recognize that a path isn’t a life sentence, you can always choose a different route if you have the fortitude.
The album’s most fascinating quality may be its willingness to let uncertainty ring out. Hornyak taught himself cello and harp for this project while returning to the piano training of his childhood, allowing the limitations of newly acquired technique to become part of the journey.
