Georgi Kay is a bit of a legend. She’s performed on a Grammy nominated single, been nominated and won a number of songwriting awards, and is scheduled to head out on tour with Peter, Bjorn & John. The first single for her new record, Where I Go To Disappear, premiered at Billboard, and we’ve got the second single for you today, premiering via Oblivious Pop. “Toxins” is a smoldering pop song, with a pulsing rhythm section, and glistening synths that recall Oneohtrix Point Never, backdropping Kay’s iconic vocal.

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Virginia jazz/funk/hip-hop collective Butcher Brown have shared their new single ‘Camden Square’. The single is taken from the bands new album ‘Camden Session’, which was recorded direct-to-disc at Mark Ronson’s London studio and is due for release on 12th October via Gearbox Records. More »

Alien Sex Fiend present their brand-new studio album, ‘Possessed’. The latest outer-sonic instalment of their 35 year trip into the far out and unthinkable.

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The Molochs are celebrating the release of their second album ‘Flowers In The Spring’ via Innovative Leisure with a new video for the latest single from the record, ‘Too Lost in Love’. The album premiered at Hype Machine earlier this week where it was described as a “confident collection (that) touches on topics of love and disgrace and life and death”. The new video was inspired by the work of legendary filmmaker Jonathan Demme, as director Evan Pritts explains below: More »

The hotly-tipped Welsh alt-rock outfit Estrons debut their new single “Body” …check it out. More »

Today, Active Bird Community have shared their new single ‘Sweaty Lake’, which is taken from their forthcoming album and Barsuk Records debut, Amends More »

It’s hard to believe that it has been 5 years since Buke and Gase released their last proper album, ‘General Dome’. The band have been far from dormant, constantly working on refining their creations and traversing new sonic territory, often largely for their own consumption and creative fulfilment. Today, however, they share two new videos with the world, teasing an upcoming album due next year, and will embark on a US tour with friends Shellac in October. More »

 Hot off the heels of their scathing Trump-POV music video, “Mar-a-Lago,” Phoenix-based rock band, Wyves, returns with the fiery new single “Princess Excess.” With a driving backbeat, growling vocals, and a sense of urgency, “Princess Excess” showcases all that Wyves has to offer.  More »

After a busy summer of live shows, including sets at Robert Smith’s Meltdown Festival, and main stage appearances at Reading & Leeds Festivals, The Joy Formidable are currently trekking their way across the US and Canada in support of Foo Fighters, armed with an arsenal of new material from forthcoming album AAARTH. The latest single to be lifted from it, The Better Me, premiered last night on Jack Saunders’ Indie Show on Radio 1. More »

Formed in 2014, Fabled is the brainchild of saxophonist/clarinettist, Sam Rapley. Following on from the success of their recent EP, the band have been performing extensively across the UK building a loyal fanbase and writing material for their debut album ‘Short Stories’. As the title implies, the album interprets collection of short stories tackling subjects such as life, love, and death told through richly atmospheric and expressive music, which draws from Rapley and his fellow musicians shared love of jazz ensembles, literature, classical musicians, world music, modern composition and indie-folk. More »

This week, Brighton math-rock band Delta Sleep will begin their UK tour dates in support of their critically acclaimed new album, ‘Ghost City’ (out now via Big Scary Monsters). The dates follow on from the band’s first-ever US tour, which saw the band play to packed out venues at all 11 dates, with 7 of those shows selling out. 

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At the start of 2018, Mildlife were set to release their debut album via Australian imprint Research Records. Few first releases can garner praise from Mojo, The Guardian, BBC 6 Music, and then pick up equally high praise from the likes of DJ Mag, Resident Advisor, Worldwide FM, Dummy, and Indie Shuffle. Yet it is in the fusion of these various genres, tastes, and influences, that Mildlife originally bonded and look to reflect in their sound. More »

Brandon Prinzing & The Old Revival is a four-piece folk punk group from Bend, Oregon. Inspired by classic americana, the intricacies of metal and the defiant energy of punk rock, Brandon Prinzing combines all three in an all-consuming kick, stomp and holler force of motion. Hear This, their debut album recorded by Aaron Gillespie of Underoath, details the struggle of loss and fighting to continue. Inspired by a near-fatal car crash that left his girlfriend paralyzed and paraplegic, Prinzing explores the darkness of feeling trapped with no way out – but still fighting to pursue happiness. More »

The Molochs are celebrating the release of their second album ‘Flowers In The Spring’ today via Innovative Leisure with a new video for the latest single from the record, ‘Too Lost in Love’. The album premiered at Hype Machine earlier this week where it was described as a “confident collection (that) touches on topics of love and disgrace and life and death”. The new video was inspired by the work of legendary filmmaker Jonathan Demme, as director Evan Pritts explains below: More »

Savannah legends Cusses are back with their sophomore record, Golden Rat. The trio’s story is something straight out of a Hollywood movie script – worn down from years of touring, the group went on haitus, but, through sheer luck and the power of their songs, were chosen to open for Bon Jovi on a portion of his 2017 tour. Inspired by the performance, front-woman Angel Bond reunited the band and the songs that would become Golden Rat took shape. More »

Today, Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real continue their remarkable rise with the release of the Forget About Georgia EP.  The 5- track digital EP features the emotional fan favorite “Forget About Georgia,” (radio edit and full-length versions), two previously unreleased tracks, “Start To Go” and “Giving You Away,” as well as an inspired cover of David Bowie’s “Life On Mars”.  Yesterday, Billboard featured an interview with Lukas along with the premiere of the title track’s cinematic video clip, directed by Peter Harding. More »

JP Harris has shared the opening track from his new Morgan Jahnig (Old Crow Medicine Show)-produced album, ‘JP’s Florida Blues #1’ as well as the full dates for his UK tour this November. The new track was described by Rolling Stone as “somewhere between humor and hedonism..reads like an R-rated tour diary, delivered by a road warrior who’s weathered his share of motel-room hangovers.” More »

Ruston Kelly’s highly anticipated full-length debut album, Dying Star, is out today. Purchase/stream HERE. Released on Rounder Records, Dying Starwas co-produced byKelly and Jarrad K (Kate Nash, Weezer) and features 14 songs written/co-written by Kelly.

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The Hold Steady has released a brand new single. “Confusion in the Marketplace” b/w “T-Shirt Tux” arrives at all DSPs and streaming services via Frenchkiss Records today, September 7.

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Black Belt Eagle Scout (aka Portland-based Katherine Paul) is an indigenous queer musician whose debut album, Mother of My Children, is about “grief and love for people, but also about being a native person in what is the United States today.” Mother of My Children is out September 14th via Saddle Creek. After sharing lead single, “Soft Stud,” and then the brilliant “Just Lie Down”, Black Belt Eagle Scout now presents “Indians Never Die.” Directed by queer Diné Evan James Atwood, the “Indians Never Die” video was filmed on the ancestral lands of the Chinook, Chinnuk Wawa, and Tillamook tribes. More »

Tancred’s critically acclaimed new album Nightstand is out now on Polyvinyl Record Co./Hand In Hive. This autumn, Abbott will tour the US and UK with The Joy Formidable and Kississippi respectively. Dublin-based group The Winter Passing, that are signed to Big Scary Monsters, have just been announced as support for the UK tour dates. More »

Prolific Birmingham quintet Sunshine Frisbee Laserbeam are today premiering their brand new single “All The Way Over The Edge (Bros Don’t Talk About Anything)” at Stereogum. On a track that makes an immediate impact from the opening riff, its febrile energy, subject matter and crushing, jerking rhythms are characteristic of an album that makes you feel something at every turn. This first track is about the importance of being able to feel like you can talk about your mental health. Lead singer and guitarist Pete Dixon says; “I think the male condition stops us from sharing emotions we tend to either make light of things or brush it off completely and typically men don’t talk about our feelings until it’s too late.” More »

Cherry Red Records is both delighted and proud to announce the newly remastered and expanded release of Howard Jones debut album Human’s Lib and second album Dream Into Action.

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Grimm Audio, who design and make Audio Equipment for the consumer and professional audio markets, has signed a sponsor contract with Minco Eggersman and Theodoor Borger for their ‘UNIFONY’ project. More »

On 24th August, BMG will release a new self-titled album by Gilbert O’Sullivan. More »