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LADSCLUB – THE PLAYPEN (2026)

Brighton duo LADSCLUB are back with ‘THE PLAYPEN’, and they’re clearly leaning into the darker, more playful side of their

Self-described as “music you can writhe to”, Crimson City requires no skill for dancing, no aptitude for graceful twirls, no

Finding the point where psychedelic pop, indie rock and synthy moods collide in a kaleidoscopic burst, Moon Construction Kit brings

When not plucking the guitar and creating music, singer-songwriter Scott Clay enjoys travelling and exploring the natural beauty of our

Bold Boy – what an apt name for a band. Joining the talents of seasoned musicians Mike Paterson and Nathan

Brick Turpin’s lighthearted new single, ‘White Van Man’, is underscored by the pain of the thanklessness in essential labour. From

Raised in a musical family steeped in traditional Irish music, singer-songwriter Shelly Bom Pop grew up with music flowing through

Oddly enough, Harry Hudson Taylor’s solo project began while he was performing as half of the duo Hudson Taylor. In

Willing to explore the less bright and shiny parts of existence, US-based Daphne Parker Powell wanders through the realms of

Following his pure passion for music, the journey and adventure of creative musical expression was never a choice for Rolan