The Loud Bangs are an alternative rock quartet based in Los Angeles, USA. Formed in 2021 around a mutual love of shoegaze, ’90s alternative and German club music, they’ve already released two 5-track EPs. Yet, It’s through their recently released third that they’ve hit my radar. It’s called Highway Safety Films.
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Based in London, Imogen Halsey is an indie pop singer songwriter who has just released her debut three track EP Surrender. Designed as an introduction to her work as an artist and multi-instrumentalist, I decided to give it a listen and learn a bit more about her.
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I Wanna Be There is the second EP from Birmingham-based experimental electronic artist Jensyn, real name Jennifer Morgan. Drawing inspiration from dreams of escaping isolation and daily struggles through use of media, it centres on the conflict between fantasy and reality across its four tracks.
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Kinships are a Northampton-based alternative pop four-piece who have just released their new five-track EP Vice. Though the band have been together since 2019, the EP acts as an introduction to them for us. I was keen to give it a listen. Here’s my track by track.
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Los Padres are a London-based act who create jazz that is as experimental as it is groovy. Their new EP Skobeloff is their first as a trio and, over five tracks, give you a taste of what they have to offer.
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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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Hailing from Bristol, Polemics are the alternative rock duo of Nathan Smith and Jeff Ingle with influences including The Mars Volta and Smashing Pumpkins. Their new EP The Sesh is a bruising affair and one they describe as “four brand new sleep paralysis bedtime stories.” Here’s our track by track review.
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Identical twin sisters from Amsterdam, The Netherlands, LÖNA are a synth pop duo who have just released their ode to women, Deluxe.
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Future Cavemen is an artist that I’ve been enthralled with since I discovered him through his track Chalk Lines back in September. The track, along with the follow up single Flowers, features on his new EP 1, so I knew I had to give it listen.
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