Tatum Quinn is a Montreal, Canada-based pop rock artist who has featured on the blog once before when Jane ran the rule over her track You Lost Me. Now it’s my turn to check out her music. Her latest is called Short Supply.
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British Columbia, Canada-based pop rock artist Darrian Gerard first hit our radar over the summer thanks to her subversive breakup song I’m Not Sorry. Now she’s back with a new track and video. A moment of catharsis, it’s called Explosion.
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The Silver Lines are a Birmingham-based indie rock band who have featured on our blog once before, though it was a few years ago. Back in 2018, Jane shared the video for their track Roamer. Since then the band have been busy, with their efforts culminating in their debut EP SLEAZE released earlier this year. Now they’re back with a new single. It’s called Hotel Room.
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New York, USA-based artist Emmrose has featured on our blog a couple of times before. I’ve always been captivated by her intimate style and her ability to articulate emotions and relationships in her music. Her latest speaks of a toxic friendship. It’s called The Feeling’s Mutual.
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Voodoo Bloo are an alternative rock four-piece based in Wellington, New Zealand, fronted by Sheffield-born Rory MacDonald. They released their debut album Jacobus back in 2020, and have just followed it up with their second, written during an unexpected low moment following their first album’s completion and release. The Blessed Ghost is twelve tracks that are one part therapy, one part fictionalised love story and one part self-discovery.
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Coupdekat, real name Katherine Reilly, is a British hyperpop artist who burst onto my radar late last year through her tale of a disappointing, long distance romance Lost In Translation. The track features alongside seven others on her debut EP Imaginary Girls. Here’s my track by track review.
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Gloomy June are a San Francisco, USA-based indie rock act who we’ve been covering on this blog for the past few months. In March, Jane discovered a bit more about them through an interview, and last month I shared their track This Party Is a Warzone. Now they’re back with their debut EP. It’s called Popsick.
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Ink Sticks & Stones, real name Ai Rei Dooh-Tousignant, is a Toronto, Canada-based neoclassical composer who I first discovered for the blog through her beautifully put-together EP Vaste. In her latest piece, she turns tragedy into gold, writing it during a time when she was recovering from a brain injury. It’s called Catharsis.
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Hailing from Bristol, The 139 are an indie rock quartet whose new track takes on the topic of rejection. It’s called Feeling Blue.
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