There's a very 80s indie-pop-rock feel to the deliciously soothing yet upbeat sound of French one-man-band Somehow.
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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."
Discover This: Hymns for the Angels
Get some instrumental rock into your life with the intriguing Boston-based Hymns for the Angels. The band is the fruits of the labour of one-man-band Dan Lyons, who released the second album from this project The Spinning Heart earlier this month. The first track Dan shared with us, Disappearing Shadow, is a bit of an... Continue Reading →
Discover This: WheezeBox
Imagine my delight when we discovered a band from Finland, who just so happen to be absolutely awesome and claim to be an "angrier Royal Blood."
Discover This: Hey Bulldog
Turn it up loud and embrace the sound of garage rock for the sound of Manchester's Hey Bulldog.
Introducing: Neverlanded
If you like your rock grungey and laden with dirty fuzzy guitars then you are in exactly the right place with London trio Neverlanded.
Introducing: Overthrone
Exciting new Birmingham metal act Overthrone offer an intriguing sound of sheer heaviness with a melodic edge. But the first thing that you will notice is that these guys are heavy - seriously heavy.
New Band of the Week: Trayus
Bristol's Trayus are in the midst of an intriguing musical shift that's taking them from a sound that harks back to the classic metal greats to a far heavier, infectiously savage metalcore approach. The quartet of Alex Bennett (vocals), Seb Filtness (guitar), Ryan Pountney (bass) and James Gray (drums) formed from the ashes of a... Continue Reading →
Introducing: DLVRR
Lincoln newcomers DLVRR summarise their latest single Caution to us as: "An absolute jamboree of cleans, screams, chugs, chords, harmonies and melodies."
New Band of the Week: Cosmic Ninja
Bristol's Cosmic Ninja have honed an intriguing fusion of rock, electronica and dance music that we can't quite pigeonhole into a particular genre, but they summarise with the three E's of 'energetic, eclectic and exciting.'
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