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Nomotion – Abide (2021)

The feeling of the strange times we have lived through seep through the tracks of Abide by Nomotion. With a

From the darkness of the Covid-19 pandemic rises the collective group JAXL. In their own words, “picture a world where

Inspired by artists like The Kills, Troy Van Leeuwen, Portishead and Garbage, Damn Good Liars is a UK-based trio with

With her debut album, Bethan Nia is exploring the boundaries that exist between people. Ffiniau, Welsh for borders, touches on

Through their debut and self-titled EP Grimm Winter, the band is tackling a range of topics and themes. From self-worth

Stanley Duke and the Kindred Spirits are bringing his enigmatic presence and glam-rock sensibilities to your ears with the enthralling

Mark Elliott Driver is reaching out to people with his two-track EP Alas. Through the songs, he calls out to

When we last heard Michael Brinkworth, he had us riding a wave a melancholy with his folk ballad tale of

With their debut EP Kombucha, alternative rock band Kin-Kachow are introducing themselves to the world. Bringing a mixture of old

With his last EP Describing the Ruckus, The Flashpot Moments took us on a journey of upbeat melodies, sombre tones