Odeons are a Kaarina, Finland-based rock duo who we featured a few times last year. Now they’re back on the blog with a new track that explores the idea of facing your darker side. It’s called Leave Alone.
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Based in Jersey City, USA, Fool Saint are an alternative rock five piece who have just released their five-track debut EP. Musing on the themes of self-reflection, perseverance, and a desire to change the world, it’s called In A Field, Away From The City.
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Good Hustles are a Nottingham-based alternative rock band who have just released their new EP Apes. The band’s sound has been described as “consistently exhilarating” by BBC Introducing’s Dean Jackson and they’ve been twice voted as “Nottingham’s best band”, I was keen to check it out. Here’s my track by track review.
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Hailing from Glasgow, Beafets are a four-piece indie rock band who have already caught the ear of Trainspotting start Robert Carlyle. I feel a little late to the party on this one, but having just discovered them through their new track Falling Knives, I knew I had to share it.
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Empires is the new single from London-based alternative rock quintet The Bigger Picture. A mix of the intimate and the anthemic, it’s a bit of a doozy.
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Our Propaganda are an alternative rock four-piece from Southampton who take their cues from the likes of Biffy Clyro, Royal Blood, and Twenty One Pilots. Their latest track is an ode to human connection. It’s called Essential Love.
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Sam Gifford is an indie rock artist from Stotford, Bedfordshire who I first discovered back in September through his single release Run The Red Light. When I saw that the EP on which the single features had been released, I had to give it a listen. It’s called A Second of Love.
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Transistor are an indie rock four-piece who I first discovered back in August when I had the pleasure of sharing their album Maybe In The Summer. Now they’re back with another seasonal track. Inspired by the holiday season, it’s called The Flurries.
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Tom Auton is a Cardiff, Wales-based alternative rock singer songwriter who recently had the pleasure of supporting Feeder during their hometown gig in Newport. His latest rip-roaring track is called Devil On My Shoulder.
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