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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Mother Vulture are a Bristol-based rock band who have caught my attention through their frenetic new track Monster Crunch.
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Sophomooreik is North London-based rapper and grime artist Liam Moore. We’ve been featuring his music on the blog since 2019 and now he’s back with a new one. All about letting go of the negative, it’s the start of the journey for his forthcoming EP EASYAS. It’s called No Time.
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A few days ago I shared the title track to American alternative pop singer songwriter’s debut album Dead To Me and was charmed by its bright instrumentals and macabre themes. Now it’s time to check out the whole album. Here’s my track by track review.
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Noah Richardson first hit our radar earlier this summer through his alternative pop song about dancing through the pain Wherever U Go. Now he’s back with a new one that similarly combines bright instrumentals with macabre themes. It’s called Dead To Me.
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LoveSelf is Canada-based alternative rock artist Joshua O’Riley. I first featured him on the blog back in April through his indie pop track Anymore. Now he’s back with a new one, taking things in a grunge direction. It’s called Diggin My Grave.
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Jem Bosatta is a Hertfordshire-raised, Berlin-based singer songwriter who has the ability to create a lot from a little with his music. He has just released his debut EP of eight stripped-back folk tracks. It’s called Loss & Love. Here’s my track by track review.
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Tom Auton is a Cardiff, Wales-based alternative rock singer songwriter who recently had the pleasure of supporting Feeder during their hometown gig in Newport. His latest rip-roaring track is called Devil On My Shoulder.
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Fritch is an experimental artist based in Swansea whose new double-A side Do You See What I See/ As Starlings Do is an atmospheric journey into an unsettling post-industrial world.
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