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SINGLE REVIEW: Roscoe Street – Another Glass

Roscoe Street follow up their debut single with a witty and charming cut on the difficulties of not quite feeling up to the competition of dating.

Is this the feel-good song of the summer? If you like it loud and angry, then Careful Gaze are the ones for you.

Labyrinthine Oceans remain a fierce contender for one of the most interesting underground rock outfits in the UK right now.

Fuck gender and fuck genre; nightlife are the band revolutionising alternative music, and they’re back once again.

Continuing down a path of ethereal ambience, Damn the Weather showcase some of their most exciting work yet.

The latest rising stars in the Liverpool indie scene bring some heartland rock to Merseyside on their gorgeous new single.

Birmingham’s finest indie band are back once more, with what could be their best work to date.

Emo’s finest duo are back. Ahead of their upcoming tour, Origami Angel deliver their no-nonsense new single, ‘Fruit Wine’.

Sci-fi prog rockers Coheed & Cambria return with a delightfully menacing one off single dedicated to the Joker.

Don’t expect this love letter to be whispering you sweet nothings; the freshest hardcore from South Wales is here with a sonic bludgeon.