
Xeno Ray JNB Dismantles the Digital Age with New Album
Xeno Ray JNB delivers a gritty, human-made electronic critique of digital exhaustion on ‘Mono Modern’.

Flowers for Juno Unveil the Sleaze-Soaked ‘The Rite of Spring’
Flowers for Juno return with ‘The Rite of Spring’, a dark and admittedly troubled new EP.

‘Late Spring’ Signals The Radiant Resurrection of Innocents Abroad
Thirty-seven years later, Innocents Abroad return with ‘Late Spring’, a triumphant, melody-packed alt-rock triumph.

Dr. Wattley Deliver a Stripped-Back Indie Rock Gem
Dr. Wattley’s ‘Heart Break Up’ delivers brilliant, bruising indie rock packed with sharp wit and garage-band energy.

Marc Clough Redefines Vulnerability with New Single
Marc Clough delivers a haunting, acoustic reimagining of loss inspired by a moment of tragedy.

Marc Clough Finds Poignant Beauty in the Passage of Time
Marc Clough delivers a poignant, acoustic reflection on parenthood with his beautifully understated new single, ‘Merry-go-round’.

Kelila Ranta’s Debut Shines Through Service Industry Blues
Kelila Ranta debuts with a dreamy, bar-room inspired indie-pop gem produced by Jacob Blizard.

Austin’s The Discount Pills Find Their Way Home With New EP
Experience the hazy, "Cowboy Lounge Dream Pop" of Austin duo The Discount Pills on their new EP.

Siren of Cups Reimagines Tragedy in ‘Modern Day Ophelia’
Siren of Cups delivers a haunting, cinematic blend of dark pop and gothic metal with ‘Modern Day Ophelia’.

Cabbage Patch Kill Dolls Delivers a Lingering Goodbye
A haunting, slow-burn instrumental from Zachary Chacon perfectly balances grit with spacious experimental rock.

Benjamin Bones Finds Stillness and Soul in ‘Wide Bay Jesus’
Benjamin Bones delivers a hauntingly honest slice of Australiana with his reflective new album, ‘Wide Bay Jesus’.

Light The Moon Reinvents an Indie Classic with ‘Wonderwall’
Light The Moon delivers a haunting, cinematic reimagining of Oasis' ‘Wonderwall’ to kick off 2026.

The Swaggering Brilliance of Bram Friedrich von Korvach’s New Single
Bram Friedrich von Korvach's deadpan, art-pop exploration of morning rituals that turns a simple breakfast into tactile, rhythmic gold.

Franki Love’s ‘The Stars’ Is A Luminous Journey Through the Ether
Franki Love’s ‘The Stars’ is a luminous ambient collection offering a serene, healing journey through sound.

A Quiet Revolution in the Key of Grief, Bad Bubble Shares ‘March’
Bad Bubble delivers a haunting, piano-driven exploration of isolation and endurance in his latest album, ‘March’.

Wenallt Star’s Literary Alchemy Shine on New Album
Wenallt Star shares a brilliant, genre-blurring fusion of literary cut-up techniques and cinematic soundscapes.

