Liverpool-based band The Vryll Society return with their latest track 'Andrei Rublev'. Drawing inspiration from Russian filmmaker Andre Tarkovsky's 1996 film boasting the same title, the track is a laid-back and floating piece of psychedelic rock peppered with pop-style vocals and Hip-Hop-esque drums. The song comes ahead of the band's debut LP, landing this summer. You can stream 'Andrei Rublev' below.
Stina Stjern defines the very idea of versatility. The Norwegian-born singer and musician creates cinematic and dreamy soundscapes that is lifted with imaginative songwriting all carried through her tender vocals.
Whilst Stina Stjern's music can be described as an intersection of pop and indie, her rich background includes her classically trained jazz education, her tenure in the experimental Norwegian rock band Quintrophenia, as well as being a member of the all-female punk meets riot rock band Supervixen. Having pushed boundaries with both groups, Stjern' amalgamation of sound as solo artist was born after a move to Copenhagen where she recorded her self-titled EP, a blend of intricate pop, folk and rock.
Stina Stjern defines the very idea of versatility. The Norwegian-born singer and musician creates cinematic and dreamy soundscapes that is lifted with imaginative songwriting all carried through her tender vocals.
Whilst Stina Stjern's music can be described as an intersection of pop and indie, her rich background includes her classically trained jazz education, her tenure in the experimental Norwegian rock band Quintrophenia, as well as being a member of the all-female punk meets riot rock band Supervixen. Having pushed boundaries with both groups, Stjern' amalgamation of sound as solo artist was born after a move to Copenhagen where she recorded her self-titled EP, a blend of intricate pop, folk and rock.

There have been a slew of great bands coming out of Brooklyn over the past …
Having made a nice impact in 2017, London-based band Husky Loops return with their latest single 'When I Come Home'. Whilst the trio have built a reputation for their psychedelic soundscapes, this new track glides through a breezy 70s pop meets Hip-Hop mixture, lifted by melodic guitar play and slow, thumping drums. Like a fine wine, Husky Loops continue to get better with time.
Releasing their highly impressive 'Let's Plan A Robbery' EP back in 2016, NYC trio Acid Dad are now gearing up for the landing of their self-titled debut album, out March 9th on Greenway Records. The outfit have also shared a new single entitled '2Ci', which is featured on the forthcoming LP. Bringing forth a lovely mixture of psychedelic and punk, the meat and potatoes serving of flashing guitars and rapid drums are complimented with garage rock vocals, lightly sprinkled with a dash pop. You can stream the song down below.

Stonefield, the sibling band comprised of sisters Amy, Holly, Sarah, and Hannah Findlay, have shared …
Brighton band White Room has released their new double EP 'Eight' on Deltasonic Records. Taking the sounds of psychedelic, 60s pop, modern indie and more, the record includes the singles 'Stole The I.V' and 'Cable-Built Dreamland'. Lyrically addressing potent issues regarding the current state of the world, the EP is an eclectic serving with a cutting approach reminiscent of acts such as the Libertines.
Brighton band White Room is a group who need to be high on your must-hear list. With a stream of records that seem to only get better by each release, their latest single 'Twisted Celebration' is definitely no exception. Falling somewhere between 60s Brit pop, carnival psychedelic and blues rock, the swinging single is an absolute magical ride.
The city of Brighton has been a hot bed of amazing bands as of late. One exciting band that has captured our attention over the past two years is White Room. Fostering a decorative 60s style brand of pop and psychedelic, their latest track 'Cable-Built Dreamland' continues their offering of lush soundscapes. Whilst the sound may have an air of nostalgia, content wise it couldn't be more relevant to the present, touching on one's perception based on social media.