Still atmospheric, still eclectic, still dark. If you enjoyed Ghostpoet’s earlier records then this one will not disappoint you. The production is sparse and intricate but the lyrics are weighty and profound. There’s not a great deal of new music out this week but if you check out one record then it ought to be […]
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Hot off their recent support slots with punk band IDLES, Dublin punk band The Murder Capital have shared their latest track “Green & Blue”. The six minute long epic is relentless, it simmers along for it’s duration with a slow burn that feels like it’s teetering on the edge of a crescendo at several points […]
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Australian punk band, Press Club, have shared their blinding new single “Get Better”, the first new track since their debut album “Late Teens”. It’s another mammoth tune from the Melbourne based quartet, whilst only clocking up 2 minutes 45 the song manages to capture everything great about the band. Lead singer Natalie Foster’s passionate delivery […]
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Anteros have dropped their new single, “Call Your Mother”, which is a bona-fide electro, indie-pop banger.
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Interpol share the latest track from “Marauder” and it’s an absolute doozy. Titled “Number 10” and, according to a press release from the band, it tells “The story of a secret office romance between Ella, a domineering boss, and her employee”
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Welsh rock band Estrons have dropped the second track from their upcoming debut album, “You Say I’m Too Much, I Say You’re Not Enough”.
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Sir Paul McCartney returns, enticing us with a double A-Side to tease his upcoming 17th Solo Album “Egypt Station” which is due out via Capitol Records on the 7th September.
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Death Cab For Cutie explore gentrification and the evolution of one’s hometown on new track “Gold Rush”
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Estrons are back! After dropping several tracks in 2017, “Lilac” is the Welsh band’s first track in 2018. It’s a visceral, anthemic track dealing with human kindness and chance encounters.
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The Homesick hail from Dokkum, in the Dutch province of Friesland. They’ve started gaining attention after several well received festival slots and supporting Franz Ferdinand.
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