SINGLE REVIEWS
Newcomer SALPA releases debut single ‘England’
SALPA’s debut reflects on his homeland in a gentle, serene track —which is hopefully his first release of many.
Nightbus share their debut single ‘Way Past Three’ on So Young Records
The Mancunion trio have breathed light into the indie genre with a refreshing post-punk take.
Brighton newcomers Flip Top Head share their unique sound with debut single
‘Seventh Bell Number’ is their first release, showcasing a unique blend of seemingly contrasting genres.
Taylor Henry sings a cathartic farewell to a relationship on her debut single ‘That’s Alright’
Whilst the future may be uncertain, this delightfully dreamy indie ballad gives a perfect example of taking life by the horns and forging your own path in the face of toxicity.
FLASHCARDS play a hauntingly beautiful ode to a friend on their debut single ‘Leo’
Rare is it you find a track as equal parts mysterious as it is catchy, this Leeds based five-piece showcase a knack for the melancholy on their stellar first offering.
Lois makes her debut with ‘The Way You Are’
With sweet and finely-tuned vocals you’d be forgiven for thinking this track is a release from a pop star well into her career
Finding Bella erupt onto the scene with debut single ‘Good Right Now’
The Worcestershire band release their first taste of what’s to come
London lad Mrley rips the roof off with debut punk track ‘My Side Of London’
Stripped down punk from the streets of Lewisham will have you jumping around and smashing the system in no time
The Strainge unveils debut single ‘Don’t Misunderstand Me’
The claustro-philic atmospheres of The Strainge’s debut single Don’t Misunderstand Me
Uninvited break into the scene with debut track ‘Tomboy’
The Scottish alt-rock group are here to mess with the system and make their voices heard
Karen Harding releases introspective debut single ‘I Didn’t Realise’
The Melbourne-based singer-songwriter dabbles with heartbreak in this melodic ballad.
Al Matcott shares debut single ‘Mediocre’
The Australian drummer and singer-songwriter’s first solo release is far from mediocre