

When Words Fail, Music Speaks
Paying tribute to the nostalgic tones of the 90's, the north-London outfit give a classical nod to alternative R&B with dashes of psychedelic rock. Characterised by a tongue-in-cheek disposition, Galactic Dust have graced our ears with a wholesome serving of female empowerment, topped with a rich garnish of sauce
Read MoreRousing a positivity that soothes as it gratifies, the former resident DJ's have teamed up with Julia Shuren in this delicately captivating slice of contemporary R&B. Optimism is often as elusive as it is contagious, with the former being the most familiar at present. Yet music is a medium
Read MoreThe Basingstoke-based four piece have set sail on a journey of gratitude, championing the here and now in a dazzling spectacle of sonic cohesion. The evolution of musical impression exists within every band and artist, whether it be a purposeful shift in order to diversify with the changing landscape,
Read MoreThe Bergamot frontman has lamented the feeling of emotional confinement in this Neo-folk inspired story of personal liberation. For the majority, the preceding year proved to forsake all that it touched, refusing to shift its stubborn air of negativity. Though the turmoil derailed the regularity of daily life, in
Read MoreThe Bedford-born singer-songwriter possesses an assiduous collection of endlessly playable anthems; dishing out an introspective serving of delicious indie rock. Citing the likes of Kings of Leon, Little Comets, Cassia, Peace and The Cure as his greatest influences, woozy meets grandiose in what is a deep-seated sonic collision of
Read MoreDealing with an honest portrayal of the human psyche, the London-based quintet stylishly narrate the trivial elements of life from their own melting pot of alternative rock and indie-pop. For any artist to represent a miscellany styles there must be a clear and obvious meld of influences, a deviation
Read MoreDelving deep into the realms of alternative rock, the rising West-London talent tenaciously shares his own message of accepting the current sentiment of universal chaos. Propelled onto the scene only last year, Kid Brunswick (aka Harry James) is an artist who basks in his own intrepidity, harbouring a melancholic yet