Category: Single Review
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SINGLE REVIEW: India Arkin – Metro Line
Newcastle-upon-Tyne’s India Arkin is here to get you to live your life with her electrifying new alternative rock track.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Tenkila – Spilt Ink
The debut single of alternative rock act Tenkila is a delightfully dark affair that twists what is relevant in modern alternative.
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SINGLE REVIEW: ANT HILL – Kimbo Slice
Making a mountainous sound out of an ANT HILL – this Leicester four-piece are here to put the punk back into post-punk.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Vienna – Somewhere Between Here and Gone
Emo four-piece Vienna showcase their heavy side on this brilliant and brooding new track.
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SINGLE REVIEW: See Emily Play – DO YOU LOVE ME
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, See Emily Play has a simple question delivered with huge retro rock flair.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Ugly Jumper – Spit
Ahead of their upcoming headline show, Merseyside’s Ugly Jumper return with a dreamy and melancholic performance.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Nobody’s Secret – Wait Another Day
Ahead of their debut EP, Nobody’s Secret are back to remind you why this alternative act should remain anything but a secret.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Pale Sailor – Undoing // Undone
Pale Sailor’s double single is a wonderfully math rock oriented affair and the latest fantastic release of the growing UK emo scene.
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SINGLE REVIEW: Labyrinthine Oceans – lost to the ocean
Truly leaning into their ambiguous nature, Labyrinthine Oceans’ brand new single is a perfect reminder as to why you need to pay attention to this band.
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SINGLE REVIEW: The Marigolds – Kitchen Party Anthem
The Marigolds are back once more to make you dance with their thumping banger of a new single.
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