London-based production trio Electric Tuxedo aren't afraid to try something a little different and mix things up - with their songs ranging from indie-rock through to electronica meets dubstep.
Discover This: Knightingale
Another new country to tick off the GigRadar map this afternoon as we introduce you to Singapore garage rock trio Knightingale.
Discover This: Matty Myatt
It's been a while since I found a singer/songwriter that I got really into, but Canadian Matty Myatt evokes memories of Chuck Ragan, Brian Fallon and co.
Discover This: DinoSound
Off the top of your head, how many good German rock bands can you think of? The good news is that Berlin's DinoSound are here to change all of that.
Discover This: Miserable Noise Club
The Internet is a wonderful thing. Case in point, among other truly exciting innovations, the ability to talk to and work with anyone and anywhere has enabled the Miserable Noise Club experimental music collective to collaborate from all over the world.
Discover This: Mylk
From Melbourne in Australia we bring you an exciting new alternative rock band that oozes coolness and catchy indie rock goodness in the form of Mylk. The band sent us a track called Your Name, which is the perfect mix of fun indie rockiness and angst. It opens up with drums and a plodding bassline... Continue Reading →
Discover This: Haider Riaz
We've got something both very different and a little bit special for you today in the form of Pakistan-born rock musician Haider Riaz. Haider, who is currently studying music in the US, uses a wide range of instruments and both western and eastern influences to hone his thrilling, orchestral rock sound. His latest offering Alien... Continue Reading →
Discover This: Somehow
There's a very 80s indie-pop-rock feel to the deliciously soothing yet upbeat sound of French one-man-band Somehow.
Discover This: Agyzerax
Polish one-man-band Agyerax is about as diverse as you can get, jumping between electronica, rock and metal from song to song.
Introducing: Deepshade
Energetic post-rock and space grunge meets more trippy psychedelic influences in the intoxicating sound of Wigan's Deepshade, who promise "a genuinely sonic experience that delivers something fresh to the British music scene."