Category: Single Review
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SINGLE REVIEW: Occasional Dreams – Shimmer In Your Eye
Having announced their debut record, Occasional Dreams are back with a driving new single that will have you yearning for the open road.
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SINGLE REVIEW: King Liar – Human Error
King Liar perfect their craft on this masterful, wild blend of progressive and alternative.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Carleigh Mack – Crop Circles
Carleigh Mack provides the perfect wistful summer anthem for all of you indie folk fans.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Bodyweb – pull the plug
One of the most exciting acts of England’s underground alternative scene are back with a brilliantly violent new banger.
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SINGLE REVIEW: breakk.away – Secret
You better believe the hype; breakk.away are back to prove they are worth the buzz about them.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Haytor – This Is The Ending
Don’t let the sunny, retro-infused indie rock fool you; what Haytor have constructed here is one of the most depressingly observant political anthems in a long while.
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SINGLE REVIEW: NEONshe – NEON
Embracing an era of change, self-discovery, and growth, NEONshe explores the hurdles that made her who she is today.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Followship (feat. pulses.) – Special
Followship join forces with pulses. on this blistering post-hardcore cut.
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SINGLE REVIEW: The Drivers Club – Y R U SO LOUD?
Ahead of their debut headline show, The Drivers Club have truly put themselves on the indie map with their finest offering yet.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Take Breath – Promise Me
In an episode of artistic metamorphosis, Take Breath unveil a brand new, electrifying era for themselves.
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