Yukon, Canada’s Electric Lemonade have just released their debut EP but are already showing the hallmarks of being the next giants of rock.
Continue reading “Discovery: Electric Lemonade Drop Fuzz‑Rock Debut EP All These Songs Are About You”
Long-time collaborators Mat Lazenby and Ed Heaton return with a new instrumental hip hop album that captures nearly four decades of shared musical obsession.
Continue reading “Mat Lazenby and Ed Heaton Capture Lifelong Friendship on New Vinyl‑Only Hip Hop Release”
“It started off as anger,” says Bryan Edward of Holy Death Temple about their new single, Someone To Blame.
Continue reading “Discovery: Holy Death Temple Tackle America’s Creeping Fascism With Severe Synths”
It’s been a few years since we featured the Parisian jazz and funk act Who Parked The Car and they’re very welcome back with their latest single, Sugar Rush.
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On 26 March 2026, the jazz quartet Billy Marrows Band exhibited two ethereal sets. The music consisted mainly of music from their debut album Dancing on Bentwood Chairs which was released in February earlier this year.
Continue reading “Live Review: The Billy Marrows Band Indulges City Screen’s Basement with Explorative, Intricate Art-Jazz”
Pepsi MAX presents Reading and Leeds Festival returns over 27–30 August 2026, and today brings a huge wave of excitement with 60+ new additions joining headliners Charli xcx, Chase & Status, Dave, Florence + The Machine, Fontaines D.C. and RAYE.
Continue reading “Reading & Leeds 2026 Drop 60+ New Names – Plus a Brand-New Dance Stage”
We got reacquainted with the Atlanta, USA-based pop artist Joshua Pearlstein last month and haven’t had to wait long for a new single.
Continue reading “Joshua Pearlstein Channels MJ & Timberlake Energy on New Single Wanna Dance”
Breakup songs are usually turgid affairs, so when I heard Eileen Carey’s This Is Where, I took notice.
Continue reading “Discovery: Eileen Carey Breaks the Breakup‑Song Mould with Uplifting New Single This Is Where”
Melissa Geurts’ new album maintenance mode is a full‑body plunge into the strange, restless space between breakdown and healing – the difficult-to-traverse no-man’s-land part of recovery that no one warns you about or has attempted to – until now.
Continue reading “Discovery: Melissa Geurts’ Immersive Album maintenance mode is a New Take on Healing”
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