Alfie and the Avalon are a folk rock four-piece from just down the road in Huddersfield. They’ve caught my attention through their anthemic new track. It’s called Not Where I Belong.
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Hyooman are one of the bands that I’ve discovered in the last year that I’ve got a lot of time for. There’s just something about their unique brand of grungy alternative rock that keeps me coming back to their music. Now they’ve released a debut album of ten short, sharp tracks. It’s called Pilot.
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Anie Valentine is a Dublin, Ireland-based garage rock band who has just released their debut single Ending Things. Inspired by ’80s grunge and modern pop, they proved an irresistible prospect when the track came onto my radar.
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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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Isolated Corners, real name Edward Tucker, is an alternative rock act from Exeter who first hit my radar earlier this month through his track and video I Know Something That I Shouldn’t. He’s now released the EP from which the track is taken so I was keen to check out some more of his music. It’s called Sleeper.
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Mia Morris is a pop rock singer songwriter who has been impressing us throughout the autumn with her punky, catchy style. Her latest takes no prisoners. It’s called Fucket Bucket.
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End of Proof is an indie rock band from Oslo, Norway whose nostalgic new track Sad Kids Having Fun caught my attention.
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Palomas are an alternative rock band from Phoenix, USA who have teamed up with Grammy award-winning producer Mikal Blue for their new festive track Missing Mistletoe.
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Pennan Brae is a Vancouver, Canada-based indie rock artist who has caught my attention this year through his undefinable style. Previous single releases like Mona and Night Crawling have drawn on influences like classic rock and roll and alternative country but don’t fit nicely into any genre. As such, I was keen to find out what his 10th album Planted would have in store.
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