Category: Single Review
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SINGLE REVIEW: Katie Nicoll – i liked you better
Dundee’s Katie Nicoll cultivates indie-pop magic on her phenomenal new breakup anthem, ‘i liked you better’.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Motel FM – Horse Named Veil
Following on from their debut EP earlier this year, Merseyside’s Motel FM cement their status as potential alt rock giants with their brand new single.
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SINGLE REVIEW: snorkelling – cat’s eyes
Manchester’s snorkelling offer up an electrifying debut single as they join the ever growing list of need-to-know UK emo artists.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Fluoxetine – Never Love
Lichfield quintet Fluoxetine offer a wonderfully creative spin on alternative rock with their simply beautiful new single.
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SINGLE REVIEW: tyra jay – lighthouses
After overcoming a lengthy battle with vocal damage, Manchester’s tyra jay demands your attention with a wonderful alternative pop debut.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Smallworld – I Will Not Self Destruct
North-west emo outfit Smallworld return as a four-piece, with their brilliantly charged ode to fighting back against addiction.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Windowhead – You Will Never Be Erased
Brighton post-hardcore four-piece Windowhead return with a brilliant six-minute shoegaze stand-alone single.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Knives – VERMILLION
Announcing their upcoming sophomore record, ‘Nothing New Under The Sun’, Bristol’s Knives unleash a riotous dance-punk lead single.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Auraboros – Vice Vers Virtue
The third offering from Auraboros’ upcoming debut record, ‘Vice Vers Virtue’ is the sweat of sexual liberation distilled into sonic form.
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SINGLE REVIEW: nightlife (feat. pulses.) – 2deep
Two of the brightest alternative outfits around right now collide together for an R’n’B infused masterpiece.