An evergreen British spirit courses through Tom McConnell’s Novelty Island, and centres an album brimming with lo-fi indie charm.
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As far as blistering, savage metalcore throwbacks go, Dying Wish once again pull out all the stops and impress massively.
A bleak, embittered listen awaits on Intercourse’s new album, which, honestly, is everything you’d want from a noise-rock album.
Bygone UK hardcore heroes come together for Still In Love, and are still capable of delivering in absolute spades.
With a take on indie-rock that wholly embraces vigour and vibrancy, Indigo De Souza’s newest remains just as much of a success as ever.
Somerset Thrower’s new album swells with heart, hooks and humanity, just as all the best alt-punk should.
For a dose of new punk that shows off the fire and spit at the genre’s very foundations, Fantazmaz’s debut brings it in spades.
Jordan Olds’ Blood Vulture finds its footing in sludge and grunge, but manages to really take flight thanks to the character within.
In exploring the most oppressive and avant-garde ends of experimental hip-hop, Quinton Barnes crafts multiple new dimensions for himself on this new album.
Small in scale but anything but in its breadth, Léa Sen’s debut stakes its claim for experimental pop greatness.