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Rough Grind – Hardened (2022)

Describing their sound as “intense, intriguing and intoxicating dark roast served in your face”, listening to Finnish band Rough Grind

Through the tracks of his EP Be There Soon, Tom Harrington is taking listeners on a layered musical journey. Bringing

Through the latest EP In Deep Watercolor, Mungo Park is unleashing their own vision of Scottish traditional music. The traditional

The last few years have been an emotional experience for all of us and it can often feel like we

Described by Find No Enemy as being “musical hooliganism at its finest”, UK-based 9 o’clock Nasty grabs you by the

Vienna Groove Unit is here to fill our senses with a sound that is delightfully unique and endlessly groovy. Using

We all need some positivity and inspiration in our lives, particularly with the trying times we have been living through.

Bringing contemporary edginess to an old-school acoustic folk sound, UK-based duo Mili & Bertie is rather difficult to define. In

Hector Lee Tut is bringing a little something for everyone with his EP Beyond the Curve. Across the four instrumental

XIXI is taking listeners on an instrumental journey through his debut EP Boog. The instrumental concept EP tells the story