Category: Single Review

Two of the brightest alternative outfits around right now collide together for an R’n’B infused masterpiece.

Newcastle-upon-Tyne four piece Dog Days offer a gorgeously grunge-toned indie rock anthem for their sophomore single.

Ahead of their live debut at No Play Fest, Manchester’s Shortdaughter offer a double serving of riotous pop-tinged hardcore.

Career Day bring back the glory days of pop-punk on this snappy yet sincere look at keep your head up when the world is falling apart.

Noise Beneath The Floor unveil yet another Song of the Year contender with beautifully vulnerable musings on fate and trauma.

Orlando’s Landon Noland continues to demonstrate remarkable musical evolution, with a seven minute progressive rock behemoth of a single.

Chicago’s tenmonthsummer bring folk music into the fold on the gorgeous lead single for upcoming EP, ‘midwestern haikus’.

Lithuania’s post-punk three-piece Katarsis maintain the momentum of an already hectic year, with one of their finest songs to date.

Germany’s doompunks return with a ferocious hardcore anthem for fight back against rising fascism.

After a year of honing their live skills, Leeds grunge three-piece Destroya offer a ballistic debut single.