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SINGLE REVIEW: Bye Bye – Antlers & Drumsticks

Bye Bye’s debut double single is a wickedly fun offering of post-emo fury.

After months of building momentum through killer live performances, Monroe. unleash their debut post-hardcore anthem.

Not content with merely releasing a debut EP, Iona Summer continues her 2025 journey with a summer indie pop bop.

Maia Rowan’s brand new single is a beautifully constructed work of alternative pop that grapples with anxiety.

danger dog finally take one of their fan favourite live tracks into the studio, and the result is an instant emo classic.

After a year of silence, Auraboros are back to bring the Absent era to a conclusion, and to remind you why they are a must-listen metal outfit:

Just because the world is ending, it doesn’t mean you can’t have a good time; NEONshe’s ‘Pity Party’ is a pop anthem of defiance.

Ahead of their debut EP, this Nantes four-piece have released a metalcore anthem that demands your immediate attention.

After representing their country at Eurovision, Lithuania’s Katarsis continue to offer brilliantly brooding alternative rock.

False Thoughts complete their duology of singles with a vicious collaboration with Arcadia Ego’s Nat Owens.