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Kate Brunotts – all caps (2021)

Kate Brunotts had listeners focussing on themselves while filling their ears with interesting arrangements in ‘Two Minutes’. Now, she is

Power-pop is one of those rock sub-genres that many tie mostly to American and/or British bands, and while the genre

With her album Gilly, Gillian Rae Perry addressed traumatic events, vulnerability and loneliness. Now, she is taking listeners on a

With his debut EP The Cube and the Key (Part 1), BlueMelt is bringing classic blues melodies to bold and

With his debut self-titled EP, Adam Stall covers themes of hope and love set to a retro yet modern soundscape.

Bodycatchers are merging metaphors with history, electronic sounds, funk, post-punk and much more with their EP Mosey. Loosely themes around

Instrumental metal is getting a fresh injection of energy with the pulsing anthemic sounds of Nordic Hamster. With their self-titled

Little Drum are using their debut EP Darling Ocean to introduce their fusion of retro and contemporary sound to listeners.

Bite the Boxer is marking a change in their evolving sound with their EP A Stream Becomes a River. While

The use of an interesting perspective had us filled with acceptance tinged with awkwardness when we listened to ‘I’m the