Bruised and scarred, but stronger than ever, With Confidence return with their sophomore effort, Love And Loathing. Caught up in a whirlwind of first loves and fiery breakups, the Aussie pop-punk now trio embark on a path of self-discovery and self-acceptance on their sophomore record,
As It Is make a resounding mark with The Great Depression, an album that will change not only the way you think about the band, but the way you think about life. As It Is return with a record that holds a mirror up to society,
Wonderfully psychedelic, you’ll be taken on a magical journey as the album leaps off into a myriad of kaleidoscopic melodies, rousing choruses, and intimate emotions. There’s no sound out there quite like The Vryll Society, and it’s a sound that has been developed and honed over
The duo release the final piece of their gripping video trilogy, coming from their forthcoming new album, TRENCH. Levitate is taken from Twenty One Pilots‘ highly-anticipated new album, TRENCH, set for release on October 5th. The story ends here. Directed by long time collaborator Andrew Donoho, Levitate
The latest tune from Llovers, Go Get Her, Go Getter is indie pop gold. Sprawling synths and magnetic drum beats come together with gooey sweet vocals in Llovers‘ new track Go Get Her, Go Getter. The Teesside five-piece are continuing to soar and build their unique aesthetic with
You Me At Six have released a seductive new track, IOU coming from their sixth LP appropriately titled VI. Dominating bass unleash some seriously boisterous guitars to let us know You Me At Six are not messing around. IOU is catchy and approachable with smooth
Something a little special today from the New York-based four-piece Altopalo. Altopalo‘s new track Mono is a creative offering that holds a strong sense of patience and delicacy. That’s not a polite way of saying that it’s boring. When you listen to it you feel like
The latest single from Black Honey will have you on the dancefloor till midnight. Black Honey will have you busting out all of your dance moves with their latest single Midnight. It’s time to brush the dust off your dancing shoes because it’s a guarantee that the
LA-based trio LANY come up with a dramatic scenario for the Thru These Tears video. Following up their last year’s self-titled debut album, Thru These Tears is a first taste of LANY‘s new LP Malibu Nights, which is due later this year. In classic LANY’s style, the track falls into synth-infused dreamy
Australian four-piece Hellions lift exquisite new cut Smile, off of their eagerly awaited new album, Rue. Set for October 19th release, Rue follows on from the band’s critically-acclaimed 2016’s theatrical masterpiece Opera Oblivia. Following boldly in the footsteps of their previous singles X (Mwah) and Furrow, the new track is a thrilling
