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Reel Boy – Broken Skull
‘Broken Skull’ crashes in with a wall of distortion and fuzz, wrapping bruised, lo-fi grit around a pop melody that refuses to stay buried.
Lenny Drummond – Red Pill Hoarding
‘Red Pill Hoarding’ moves with an off-kilter, experimental pulse, carving out its own uneasy space somewhere between rock and something stranger.
Last Chance for a Slow Dance – Sideways
‘Sideways’ drifts through a haze of reverb and melancholic melody, where sparse acoustic guitar meets a slow-burn atmosphere made for quiet nights and wandering thoughts.
Callistemon – Hopeless, Divine
‘Hopeless, Divine’ blurs the line between lo-fi haze and aching beauty, sounding like the kind of quiet revelation you only catch when you stop looking directly at it.
SubiFae – Insomniac
‘Insomniac’ captures that restless, 3 AM headspace where catchy hooks meet raw vulnerability, turning shared struggle into something that feels less like a song and more like a conversation with someone who gets it.
MarkyDontMiss – BLESS YOU
‘BLESS YOU’ hits with an off-kilter intimacy, wrapping raw, unpolished emotion around a beat that feels like it was made for late-night drives and quiet revelations.
Maeya Varro – Wolves
‘Wolves’ runs wild with a raw, untamed energy, capturing the thrill and danger of love that refuses to play it safe.
Lovers’ Tiff – She’s Never Been So Happy
‘She’s Never Been So Happy’ carries that bittersweet, indie ache wrapped in a title that feels almost too hopeful, like a smile that doesn’t quite reach the eyes.
Hardware – Joe Is a Clone
‘Joe Is a Clone’ pulses with post-punk tension and dry wit, channelling that distinctly Leeds-born dread into something that feels both sardonic and strangely urgent.
The Optimists – First Time Again
‘First Time Again’ crackles with that coastal, restless energy, wrapping gritty guitars around a hook that feels like the first warm night of summer and everything still left to chase.
Molly Willis – Groovy
‘Groovy’ shimmers with a dark, dreamy unease, threading 70s horror-inspired textures through a pop sheen that feels like sunshine on a sinister day.
Cat Mead – Fantasise With Me
‘Fantasise With Me’ unfolds with an intimate, folk-tinged warmth, weaving honest storytelling and subtle humour into something that feels like a quiet conversation between old friends.
MOODWATCH – Continental Breakfast
Continental Breakfast serves up a smooth, genre-bending blend of pop, funk, and jazz that feels like the first warm stretch of a long, unhurried morning.
Zed Flanders – Sprinter
‘Sprinter’ tears through with a restless, high-octane energy, capturing that fleeting, breathless moment between the starting gun and the finish line.
