The underground’s doing just fine – to prove it here’s new music actually worth your time this week.
We get sent a lot of music every week, most of it comes and goes pretty quickly.
But every now and then, there’s a batch that sticks for the right reasons.
This week’s radar pulls together a stack of emerging artists quietly putting in the hours and making it count.
Watch Racoonhead’s – ‘Pest’ – a scrappy emo revival with heart, identity and DIY grit stitched into every frame – above, and scroll for more new music.
kayls – ‘Don’t Think Too Much’: messy feelings meet clean hooks, turning post-crush clarity into something painfully catchy.
Khloe – ‘Step Up’: 2000s dancefloor nostalgia bottled into a glossy, confidence-heavy pop hit.
Jaycee! – ‘leave it be’: dreamy alt-pop with just enough reverb-soaked distance to feel like a late-night spiral.
Parkdaw – 1EIGHTY : atmospeheric electronica witha. stack of guest vocalists that grows on you without asking.
illude – ‘At The End’: distorted guitars and dual vocals collide in a moody alt-rock push-pull.
ORAEN – ‘A.R.S.’: fast, furious alt-punk that doesn’t hold back—sharp ploitical edge, bigger chorus.
Round Eye – ‘Little Lan Lan’: chaotic hard rock with a cultural twist, equal parts theatre and total noise.
MOBI1 ft. Frettz – ‘baller’: melodic drill with real weight behind it, resilience cutting through every bar.
Brazed Ink – Year of Ink: Melbourne’s trapwave pushers, blending hazy textures with sharp, instinctive bars.
Made From Jewels – ‘Never Enough’ (cover): flips Turnstile on its head with a fresh, left-field rework.
