‘The Ballad of Darren’ will be their first album in eight years, and on the evidence of this single, it promises to be a good one

Jazz drummer/producer Makaya McCraven gives ‘Big Shot City’ a fresh coat of paint, but does he make it any better? Kind of, but not really

Singer-songwriter Joe Doonan takes a sincere, emotional approach on his latest single

The new single from HMLTD gives us a characteristically absurd glimpse into their upcoming second album

Australian indie rockers DMA’s have released the new single ‘I Don’t Need To Hide’, a standalone ahead of their UK tour in October

Molly Gregson reviews the new track from London post-punks Sorry.

Serena Jemmett reviews the latest single from Alfie Templeman.

Will Waterhouse reviews and looks for clues in Harry Styles’ recent single As It Was.

With their new album on the way, Alannah Williams discusses Wolf Alice’s latest single, The Last Man on Earth

With Shame’s sophomore album Drunk Tank Pink due in January, Daisy Whalley explores their latest singles and what to expect from their upcoming release

Molly Hocking, winner of ‘The Voice’ 2019 has dazzled the music industry with a touching and reflective new single. ‘After the Night Before’ combines piano accompaniment with emotive vocals, producing a melancholy yet transcendent reflection of love’s fragility.

From convicted vocals, to optimistic lyrics and unmatched showmanship, Alan Mcgee’s dreamy Scottish four-piece are yet to disappoint – ‘Love Collides’ is the latest track to be released by SHAMBOLICS

Jemma Harris discusses the new single from Manchester’s own The 1975, a track focussed on social anxiety

Olivia White reviews Bright Orange Spectacle’s debut single release ‘She Could Get Better’ representing indie pop music in all its glory

Contributor Caolán Coleman reviews Heir’s latest 80s pop nugget ‘What You Haven’t Got’ as they continue to rise up in Leeds’ indie scene

Psychedelic Indie Gods Tame Impala have finally returned with a breezy hit single Patience but will they be here to stay?

Aaron Gerogious reviews two of the UK’s most promising stars and recognizable faces in their first collaboration, Loose Ends.

Johnny Marr’s new “Eco Disco 2019” track solidifies Marr’s status as a solo artist in his own right, says contributor Aiden Tinsley.