Hailing from North London is the sibling duo Hot Stamp. Having worked the local music scene for the past year and a half, they now make their official debut with the song 'Josephine'.
Having shared their track 'catch these fists' last month, Wet Leg return with their latest cut 'CRP'. The song is taken from their forthcoming second studio album 'moisturizer', which is out July 11th via Domino Records.
Isle of Wight duo The Pill have released their new extended play, very simply titled, 'The EP'. Straight forward and the point, the name no doubt reflects the cheeky nature of the band which is heavily embedded in their lyrics and performances.
London outfit Wolf Alice not only make their return with the announcement of their upcoming new album 'The Clearing', out August 29th, but they also unveil their latest single 'Bloom Baby Bloom'.
Oregon-raised now Manchester-based singer Nyah Grace has unveiled her latest track entitled 'Down'. The song is taken from her forthcoming album 'Divinely Devoted', landing June 20th on Palawan Productions.
Rising London dup Sandhouse have released their anticipated EP 'Circus'. The project follows a few impressive singles that they have dropped throughout the year and 2024.
Taking a few years off from music, Newton Faulkner makes his return in 2025 with a new song entitled 'Alright Alright Alright' which features Bloom Twins.
With their forthcoming new album 'The Painful Truth' landing May 23rd, UK rock legends Skunk Anansie have unveiled their new single 'Animal'.
For over 10 years London group Nimmo have been heroines of the underground. Starting out as Nimmo and the Gauntletts (founded by Sarah Nimmo and Reva Gauntlett), the band eventually landed a major label deal, then walked away from it, opting for their creative freedom, and to actually get their music out.
St. Catherine’s Child will release her forthcoming coming album 'This Might Affect You' on June 15th via Shamus Records. Unveiling her previous track 'Negative Space' last month, she now brings forth her new single 'New Eden'.