Strangely Alright are a Tacoma, USA-based rock outfit who channel ’60s psych influences, bringing them right up to date here in 2022. They’ve just hit my radar thanks to their macabre new track The Grave.
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Breeze are a young indie rock band based just down the road in Hull. Channelling influences from the northern British indie scene, including Arctic Monkeys, they’ve just hit our radar through their take-no-prisoners new single Adreneline.
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El Modernist are an alternative rock band based in Albany, USA who formed in 2017. Inspired by the likes of Talking Heads, Tame Impala and Arctic Monkeys, they’ve been forming their sound over the past five years, culminating in their debut LP Eras which has just been released, acting as an introduction for us to them.
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“Last day”. It’s an expression that conveys a lot here at Leeds, a mix of relief and disappointment. Here’s the story of our journey through our last day here at Leeds Festival.
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Velvet Starlings are a Los Angeles, USA-based indie rock band who are putting the time-travel into Summertime with their new track HG Wells.
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Jordan Dean is a London-based alternative pop artist who takes his cues from early ’00s garage rock artists like Arctic Monkeys, The Strokes and Kings of Leon. His new track is about giving without expectations of getting back. It’s called Feeling Strange.
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Connor Berry is a Chesterfield-based indie rock singer songwriter who draws influence from rock legends such as The Beatles, Oasis and Arctic Monkey when creating his sound. The result is something distinctly his. His latest track is called Mr. Rain.
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The Hilder are a band that Jane first discovered for us back in the summer. Hailing from just down the road in Bridlington, they deliver anthemic indie rock. Their latest is called Give It Time.
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The Racket are an indie rock band from Widnes whose new track pays homage to the Cheshire town in which they grew up. It’s called Take Me Home.
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