PEM today announces her new EP other ways of landing , out January 30th 2026  via Fascination Street Records, alongside the release of her spellbinding new single ‘to earth will you tell me when we land’ . Fresh from the momentum of her breakthrough EP cloud work  and praise from The Guardian , Rolling Stone UK , NME , Dork , and So Young , the Bristol-based multidisciplinary artist continues to carve out a world that folds together cosmic symbolism, gardening rituals, and ra

Fresh from supporting English Teacher on last year's run of shows leading to their historic Mercury Prize win, Leeds’ very own garage rock 5-piece Gladboy have re-emerged with their first new material in over a year. Their return comes in the form of a new single titled ‘Doin’ Art Badly’ - a self proclaimed “ode to outsider art” that acts as the first taste of their upcoming debut album. The concept of perfectionism is something that creatives from any discipline will be fami

Baltimore’s shape-shifting punk institution Angel Du$t  return swinging today with “DU$T” , a feral new single and video that blows open the next chapter of one of hardcore’s most influential modern bands. The track lands ahead of their new album Cold 2 The Touch , out February 13th  on Run For Cover Records . A slow-burn detonation, “DU$T”  opens on stripped-back acoustic strums and Justice Tripp’s bruised croon before erupting into blast beats, blown-out guitars, and a seis

Brighton’s newest indie/dream-pop export Goodbye  make a spine-tingling entrance today with the release of their debut single “Meat” —a track that doesn’t shake your hand so much as lock eyes with you across the room and refuse to look away. Out now, “Meat”  distils the band’s agitated, ghost-lit dream-pop into three arresting minutes: weaving, glistening guitars; taut, driving rhythms; and vocals that glide between comforting tenderness and a serrated emotional edge. It’s th

THE HARA have unleashed “Kings” , a venom-laced new single that tears straight through the wreckage of broken trust. Out now on Mascot Records, the track arrives with a gripping lyric video—an explosive first look at the band’s next era. “Kings”  is the latest warning shot from their forthcoming album The Fallout , set for release on 23 January 2026 . The band will celebrate with two special album-launch shows — 22 January at Camden Assembly (London)  and 23 January at The De

There’s something deliciously slippery about The Null Club. They operate in the negative space—half digital glitch, half late-night confession—building a world where distortion feels like truth and ambience hits harder than any chorus. In person, they’re exactly the kind of band you hope they’d be: sharp, self-aware, deeply nerdy about sound, and constantly pushing against the idea of what a “scene” is supposed to look like. In our conversation, they unpacked the accidents th

Miguel Brooking doesn’t just release songs — he exhumes entire chapters of his life. His new single “She’s My Company”  arrives as the closing of a nine-year loop, a track born in the cracked-guitar chaos of East London and finally completed in the creative electricity of Melbourne. Brooking speaks in images as vividly as he writes them: melted-wax flats above pubs, ticket inspectors who feel like villains, acting auditions that drain the soul, and the small, stubborn sparks

Fresh off being named “one of the 5 best sets at Glastonbury 2024”  by Wonderland Magazine , Still Pigeon are flying through the UK alt-rock landscape with the momentum of a band who know exactly who they are — and who’s coming with them. What began in Oxford as five mates making noise together has evolved into one of East London’s most energised live communities, where The Flock  and the band move as a single, sweat-soaked organism. With sharp-witted lyricism, brash synth li

While most Christmas singles reach for sleigh-bells, sentimentality and snow-globe perfection, The Assist have delivered something far more honest — and far funnier. Their new track “Divorced For Christmas”  bottles the chaos, tension and low-key disasters that define the season for countless families: the rows, the break-ups, the burnt dinners and the awkward silences no amount of tinsel can hide. Set against a classic Phil Spector-esque wall-of-sound — all effervescent pian

With Parade r, Nothing have stepped into a new era—louder, sharper, and more self-assured than ever—trading in the intimate, folk-leaning vulnerability he’s long been associated with for something bolder, more hard-edged, and defiantly alive. And as they pivot into this fiery new chapter, the shoegaze world is bracing for a monumental return of its own: Nothing  are set to release a short history of decay  on February 27th. Returning after a five-year absence, the Philadelphi