London-based Truthpaste announce headline shows at London’s Moth Club on 8th December.
Read MoreSheffield quartet Sister Wives share new single "Hairless Whisper" along with announcement of new album, Heavy Set, due 5th February via Redundant Span Records.
Read MoreThe 1990s produced no shortage of celebrated albums, but plenty of great albums went under-appreciated. Here are ten albums from the decade that deserve to be heard again.
Read MoreGIRLBAND! share new single “All My Friends”, the latest taste of their forthcoming self-titled debut album due for release on 13th November.
Read MoreManchester four piece Pyncher announce new single ‘The Eight Legged Band’, the title track from forthcoming EP due for release on 20th November via Heist or Hit.
Read MoreRooted in folk but drawing on indie rock, gothic noir and theatrical pop, Glasgow’s seven-piece collective Merrowfolk emerged from Irish singer-songwriter Clare McBrien’s solo project, Mima Merrow. Their debut album, Understory, arrives via Iffy Folk Records,
Read MoreTwenty-five years after the release of Loss, Colin MacIntyre is returning to the album that launched Mull Historical Society for a special one-off performance at Celtic Connections 2027.
Read MoreMelbourne five-piece Delivery have announced Zone 3, their new album arriving 26 February 2027 via Heavenly Recordings, alongside first track “Measuring Cup”.
Read MoreFrench artist Nuit Noire turns anxiety into electronic lullabies, combining intimate songwriting with modular synthesis. Having previously performed as a keyboardist alongside Chien noir, Oré and Mathilde, she now works alone with a self-built modular synth housed inside an old cathode-ray television.
Read MoreSelkie creates strange, beautiful and deeply atmospheric music built around electric guitar, ambient sound design and a voice used as both melody and texture. Her debut EP inWaves traces a slow process of rebuilding trust in voice and body, shaped through years of live experimentation, movement between continents and an instinct for leaving space around the songs.
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