All posts tagged: alternative

Stream H.Grimace’s New Single ‘Call It Out’

London band H.Grimace will release their debut album 'Self Architect' on April 7th via Opposite Number. Having already created a buzz with their 'Royal Hush' release back in 2016, the group now shares their explosive single 'Call It Out'. Rocking out with a sharp stab of alternative mixed with a dash of post punk, sonically the foursome is in pure stealth mode with powerful contant and no-nonsense production that is more than exciting.

ColoRising Interview with Kraków Loves Adana

The music of Kraków Loves Adana stems from a place of truth, depth and life. Comprised of Deniz Cicek and Robert Heitmann, the Hamburg-based pair who met in 2006, have gone on to create a solid discography of emotive and ultimately moving indie records that are as core and touching as they come.

Desperate Journalist Share Their New Single ‘Be Kind’

North London's Desperate Journalist are on the verge of releasing their second album 'Grow Up'. Landing the 24th of March via Fierce Panda, their previous singles taken from the LP are now followed-up with a new and quite graceful tune entitled 'Be Kind'. Built around the capturing vocals of Jo Bevan, serene guitar strokes morph into an epic build-up of alt bliss, solidifying there reputation as one of the top bands rising from the DIY scene to the mainstream. 'Be Kind' is out now. Have a listen.

INVSN Share Their Latest Heavy-Hitting Cut ‘Immer Zu’

Swedish band INVSN are set to release their new album 'The Beautiful Stories' on June 9th via Dine Alone Records. If you bought a copy of their 2013 self-titled debut LP, then you're highly familiar with the band's premium style of post-punk, new wave and heavy alternative rolled up in one grandioso sound. One of the songs taken from the upcoming album is the heavy, power driver 'Immer Zu'. Like a heavy blow to the chest, the band's thunderous sound penetrates through any cotton candy-soft music currently floating about. We have a stream of the track via YouTube. Have a listen.

Wire Bring Unveil Their New Single ‘Diamonds In Cups’

Legendary band Wire will release their 15th album 'Silver/Lead' on March 31st. Celebrating 40 years as a band, they still sound more amazing than over half of the music currently floating about. Case in point, their latest single 'Diamonds In Cups'. A striking balance of alternative and post-punk shining with pop melodies, Wire continue to prove their relevance in music regardless of the times.

Husky Loops Share New Track Titled ‘Tempo’

Italian-raised, London-based trio Husky Loops will release their anticipated debut EP on April 7th. Having previously shared the songs 'Dead' and 'Fighting Myself', the group have now unveiled another fire starter of a cut entitled 'Tempo'. Keeping their sound raw and organically core, this is another great taster of what the band is getting ready to deliciously serve. Have a listen.

Annabel Allum Returns with ‘Rich Backgrounds’

Singer Annabel Allum has been one to watch since her sharing her song 'Foxes' a couple years back. Following-up with a series of brilliant alternative cuts including 'Tricks', which was released last summer via Killing Moon Records, Allum makes her return with the bold cut 'Rich Backgrounds'. Produced by Adrian Hall, the song shoots with energy as the spicy electric guitar riffs streak about as Annabel Allum drops feisty vocals, punchy and edgy. This is definitely a massive return for the promising artist.

Check Out Breanna Barbara’s Cover of the Melanie Safka Track ‘Some Say (I Got Devil)’

Breanna Barbara has been wowing music lovers and magazines alike for quite a number of years now. The Florida-raised, NYC-based stunner has been dishing out a garage/blues-mixed sound that is blazing with excitement. Now Barbara turns up the heat even more with her cover of Melanie Safka's cut 'Some Say (I Got Devil)'. Just as razor sharp as the original version, the song is a taster as we patiently await her forthcoming LP 'Mirage Dreams', which is produced by Andrija Tokic. You can stream 'Some Say (I Got Devil)' down at the bottom.