Leeds four-piece Supermaus return IYDKGTK as the first instalment of the year, bringing brooding basslines, restrained intensity and two strong singles ahead of their debut EP Out of Body, landing 8th May.
Cardinals’ debut album Masquerade is a confident and quietly ambitious introduction, blending driving indie rock with subtle Irish textures and emotional weight.
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Holo Boy finds Nate Amos looking back without getting stuck there. By re-recording songs from across a decade of This Is Lorelei material.
Cardinals’ debut album Masquerade is a confident and quietly ambitious introduction, blending driving indie rock with subtle Irish textures and emotional weight.
Holo Boy finds Nate Amos looking back without getting stuck there. By re-recording songs from across a decade of This Is Lorelei material.
Sorry return with their most confident and adventurous record yet. COSPLAY blends trip hop, noise and indie rock into something strange, addictive and completely their own.
Leeds four-piece Supermaus return IYDKGTK as the first instalment of the year, bringing brooding basslines, restrained intensity and two strong singles ahead of their debut EP Out of Body, landing 8th May.
This week is a deep dive on upcoming Northampton alt-rock trio thistle. Read the newest entry to our If You Don’t Know, Get To Know! segment.
This week’s IYDKGTK! dives into Bighead, the Brighton band evolving fast and gearing up for their next chapter with new single Oh, Lover
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