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The Lowtones – Front Row Empty (2022)

Drawing together elements of post-punk, indie-rock and tinges of grunge, UK-based The Lowtones have an eclectic and hard-hitting sound. Borne

With the aim of creating music that supports people to escape daily habits and rediscover their dreams and ambitions, Nico

We all have times when we reflect on the past and consider how to move forward into the future. This

Describing themselves as a bagpipe strangling, vocal chord mangling, gormandizer uplifting Celtic punk rock band, The Grinning Barretts fuse gritty

Blending indie-rock with folk, shoegaze and post-rock, Quiet Sonia brings two very different tracks to our ears with their debut

Small towns are something that a lot of people overlook in favour of sprawling cities and the interesting stories they

If you are looking for an instrumental EP that is packed with beautiful music, passion, personality and dramatic flair, you

Liad Abraham had us falling into the pages of a sonic book through his instrumental folk track ‘Call of the

Collective Fear is taking us on a dreamy journey through their EP Foster, while also filling us with the urge

With his EP Howard’s Hue, AC Peer takes us through tracks that range from energetic to immersive, edgy to soulful