Category: Single Review

Merseyside queer arts collective Dead Animals released their lead single from their long anticipated debut mixtape.

Three years of silence are annihilated with HMLTD’s return and reinvention, supplying a brand new gabber single.

zara smile offers a gorgeous glimpse into her folk-pop world on this whimsical ode to sapphic heartbreak.

Officially opening the door to a brand new era, Ohio’s children Noise Beneath The Floor offer up cinematic indie rock perfection.

Pioneers of “haunted house metalcore”, duo Phantom Lane cement their place high on the list of the year’s best releases with their sophomore single.

The lead single of A Place For Owls’ upcoming collaborative EP sees the Denver emos offering a song of the year contender.

Heralding the era of their debut album, Manchester metalcore titans Auraboros are here to remind that violence oppression requires violent solutions.

Grab your horse, get a sunset, and get riding into that desert; Truck’s new single is a wonderfully cinematic country bop.

Jazmine Fayewood’s debut single since retiring the NEONshe project shows that her musical future remains as bright as ever.

After dedicating her time to her queer collective music events, Reese O’Neill returns to show her own musical talents on this dreamy folktronica number.