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Space Cowboy Newt – The Mild West (2022)

With her EP The Mild West, Space Cowboy Newt merges the cosmic with the terrestrial, across four tracks. Featuring a

Embracing her passion for music, singer-songwriter Filiah uses her musicality to share stories through sonic expression. Deeply personal and focusing

Starting out as four lads rehearsing in a damp basement in Manchester, Bleach Boy has grown to be one of

Influenced by the likes of The Smiths, Parquet Courts, The Clouds and The Screaming Blue Messiahs, Australian group Driving South

The brainchild of singer-songwriter Matt Jarrett, A Starving Viking is described as a brand of “indie garage-folk”. Influenced by his

Giuseppe Paradiso and his conceptual band Meridian 71 are capturing feelings of optimism and hope through the tracks of Parallel

Allusia brings the daring and unapologetic nature of her personality to her music with her EP Animal Nature. Across the

Iuliano drew us into a cryptic, intimate and eclectic sound while swirling frustration and disillusionment around us in ‘On the

The brainchild of Edward Tucker, Isolated Corners is a high-energy, hard-hitting music project. While UK-based Tucker is often seen as

There are a lot of things about everyday domestic life that we take for granted. With their album At Home