Consider this your sign to find something new to listen to.
This week’s New Music Radar is packed with fresh sounds, jumping from dreamy indie-pop to punchy alt-rock, hazy electronica and everything in between.
There’s a little something for every kind of listener, so dive in and see what catches your ear.
Partisan – ‘Computer God’
A seriously cool track with a wonderfully unexpected arrangement. ‘Computer God’ brings guitar and saxophone together in a way that feels distinctive and keeps you guessing, giving the track plenty of character along the way.
DRUGSTORE – ‘Stay Gold’
With a seriously cool punk sensibility, this track feels like one of the standout moments from an album that deserves far more attention. A hidden gem with plenty of attitude and character.
Elesa Sparkle – ‘Gas Pedal’
A breezy track with lovely vocals and guitar at its heart. There’s an easy warmth to the song that makes it feel instantly inviting, with the instrumentation giving the whole thing a laid-back charm.
Factory – ‘All At Once’
‘All At Once’ is an effortlessly warm track that makes you want to sway along with every lyric. The inclusion of violin adds a beautiful touch, giving the song an extra layer of movement and charm.
Tauha – ‘Turn Off’
An uplifting pop track with a confident feminist spirit. Bright, empowering and full of feel-good energy, while still telling you to have standards.
Sam Arjes – ‘Early Grave’
‘Early Grave’ is a painfully relatable alt-folk track with a raw, reflective edge. The jangly guitar adds a lovely sense of movement, giving the song a little brightness amongst its heavier themes.
Patrick Flynn – ‘Summertime’
A larger-than-life track with soaring vocals that demand your attention. There’s an undeniable sense of scale here, making the whole song feel bold, dramatic and impossible to ignore.
Bronco Redahan – ‘Devil Wrapped in Roses’
An uplifting country track with plenty of warmth and feel-good energy. It’s the kind of song that leaves you with a little more optimism than you started with.
