Jacqueline Cordes’s new album welcomes us to the ‘Chromaverse’
Los Angeles-based composer Jacqueline Cordes hasn’t been far from my thoughts of late.
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Los Angeles-based composer Jacqueline Cordes hasn’t been far from my thoughts of late.
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A story of connection, Mike B & the Universe’s new track, The Cosmos, proves irresistible.
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Named for a medium used to speak to the afterlife, Spirit Box is the hard-hitting new single from York Calling favourite, Love Ghost.
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At only nineteen years old, Los Angeles, USA-based Neska Rose is set to take on the world.
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Taking on an eclectic array of themes including feline kings, workplace misogyny, surreal love battles, and anarchist art manifestos, Elbows Don’t Have Eyes is the debut album from The Stolen Moans that simply must be heard.
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An intoxicating mix of the poetry of Zoë Bleu and the music of Reggie Debris, L’ESPIRAL are back on our blog, this time with a dash of Nuovo Testamento for extra flavour.
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Returning with a new collaboration with fellow independent artist, Austen the Poet, KC Star tugs on the heartstrings with his latest single.
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Songs from the Apocalypse is the prophetic debut concept album from York Calling discovery Asa Stone.
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In May 2025, former Julian Casablancas and Jenny Lewis collaborator Mike Bloom started releasing a backlog of his own material.
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