Single Review: Rosina Buck ‘Telescope Love’
Rosina Buck has always written like someone peering through fogged glass; close enough to feel the warmth, distant enough to keep the mystery intact. On new single Telescope Love, she….
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Single Review: TEll A ViSiON ‘IDLU’
With IDLU, Berlin-based genre-bender TEll A ViSiON enters a new and uncompromising phase of her artistic evolution. Built on dub-inflected bass, fuzz-heavy guitars and piercing, confrontational vocals, the track delivers….
Album Review: Luke Concannon – Midnight Bloom
Anglo-Irish musician Luke Concannon has released his new album Midnight Bloom. Concannon is one half of folk hip-hop due Nizlopi, alongside double-bassist John Parker, who had a number 1 hit in 2005 with….
Queen Colobus new single ‘Flare’ out now
Eclectic outfit Queen Colobus return to the UK’s vibrant jazz-pop landscape with ‘Flare’, the second single from their forthcoming EP ‘Dandelion’ (out 27th November 2025). ‘Flare’ is another striking example….
Single review: Joe Hicks – Heart In Two
British singer-songwriter Joe Hicks returns with his new single Heart in Two. The track is his second offering of 2025, where we’re seeing him lean into a rockier edge. Heart In….
Yorgos Dousos unveils ambient single LUPUS
Yorgos Dousos is a Greek Multi-instrumentalist and composer based in Athens, Greece. The composer has shown a different side to his creative talents through the release of latest single LUPUS…..
Lowhours impress on trippy debut Hemisphere
The Southampton-based project of musician and producer Brad Dorey, Lowhours have announced themselves through the release of debut single “Hemisphere”. Having gained a number of years experience writing, producing and….
Single Review: Amelia Coburn – Something Wild
Rising folk artist Amelia Coburn has returned with her new single Something Wild. The new track follows previous release Le Fabuleux Destin de Sandra, a touching single inspired by the….
Album Review: Hazlett – last night you said you missed me
Sweden-based, Australian indie folk singer Hazlett has returned with his new album last night you said you missed me. The album opens with doing my best, where we’re introduced to Hazlett’s gorgeously atmospheric vocal. It’s….
Review: Marlowe ‘SUBMISSIVE’
Alt-pop newcomer Marlowe (they/them) crashes onto the scene with their debut mini-album SUBMISSIVE — and it’s a neon-soaked, sweat-drenched thrill ride. Out now via Plant Pot Records, the record blends….