Unreal Unearth is a masterclass in songwriting and impressive vocals.

Minimalist, heart-wrenching — but still a masterful Slater album to wrap yourself up in again and again.

Amber Bain makes her return, offering a piece of herself and her life through her impressive sophomore album. 

The duo return with the follow-up to 2019’s debut ‘Deborah’.

The collective malaise of a generation drenched in fuzzy, bruising indie rock.

The Irish band return with the follow-up to their debut album.

After four years since their last studio album, the band from Sheffield continue to sonically evolve with a stunningly orchestrated, string-centric album complete with razor-sharp lyricism and Alex Turner’s magnificent vocals.

The Irish-born artist makes her entrance onto the music scene through a record that draws inspiration from aspects of her world, to create an unexpected yet exceptional sound.

The solo artist-turned-full-band share their debut album a year after releasing their first single.

With a charming album consisting of summer anthems, 90s-inspired pop and breakbeat samples, the emerging artist has demonstrated why she is one for the future.  

Joe Keery, the popular Stranger Things actor and eloquent musician, provides a dreamy record after releasing his debut three years ago.

The Liverpool four-piece did not disappoint with this thrilling debut, ahead of their UK headline tour.

The Amazons’ third studio album sees the band adopt a softer and more optimistic sound, with hints of country and folk.

Ezra Furman shares her sixth album ‘All Of Us Flames’.

Six years since his last record, Jamie T — real name Jamie Treays — has already topped the charts with his new album The Theory Of Whatever.

A few months after releasing a debut album with Bandicoot, Tom is back — but this time sans the rest of the band.

Wet Leg, the eponymous debut album by duo Rhian Teasdale and Hester Chambers, is a masterclass in those hazy, nostalgic moments of growing up.

Florence + The Machine’s Dance Fever may be the most relatable, confronting, and honest music that you’ve heard in a long time.

The Liverpudlian indie-pop band share their second album.

The Liverpudlian trio scored their first UK Number 1 album with their new record, solidifying their well-earnt status as British indie icons.