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Modern Woman by Sandra Ebert

Modern Woman will be supporting TV Priest‘s UK and Ireland tour later this year.

Modern Woman are streaming their new single Ford. “Ford has been one of the oldest songs in our repertoire,” explains singer and guitarist Sophie Harris. “I wrote the bassline…

Low Island by Brian Rankin

Low Island are previewing it with the new single ‘Can’t Forget’.

Low Island have unveiled the details of their second studio album Life In Miniature. It’s been pencilled in for release on November 4th via their own Emotional Interference label, and is to be…

Borrowed Atlas impressively build-up to the release of their debut album in September.

Borrowed Atlas knowingly describe themselves as the ‘eleventh best sad band in Bristol’. Yet while there is undoubtedly an accepting melancholy to their offerings, their sadness has been channelled effectively to be more akin to rage. Take…

Anish Kumar by REUBEN-BL

Anish Kumar is releasing the ‘Postcards’ debut on July 29th.

Anish Kumar is staying true to an ‘authentic, organic and raw house’ ethos on this latest cut Steamroller. The track is out ahead of appearances at Lincoln’s Lost Village and the Four Tet All-Dayer at Finsbury…

Wynona by Giles Smith

Wynona are looking ahead to the release of their debut EP later this year.

After Say You Love Me, Wynona are streaming their second song of 2022; My Mind Is Melting (Cool Like You) starting life as a, ‘little Casio keyboard riff idea using auto chords’.…

High Vis by Simon Wellington

London gigs coming up for High Vis include All Points East on August 19th.

With the ink just dried on a new deal at Dais Records, High Vis have set their next album Blending for release on September 9th. A video for Fever Dream has…

Welcome to Tunnel Visions’ view of the world.

When one thinks of Brighton it’s always as a sunny place, the ocean glistening and the sand blindingly bright in the sun. But, like any city, it has dark secrets lurking in corners, down side streets and in basements. Like Tunnel Visions:…

(Photo: Paul Bachmann for Live4ever) Wireless Festival is due to take place between September 10th-12th. Future, Skepta and Migos will be leading a range of grime, trap, afrobeat, R&B and hip-hop stars at Wireless Festival in London later this year. Some of the others confirmed for Crystal Palace Park are…