Beloved Irish band Kodaline have announced their fifth and final album We Were Only Young for release on October 2nd via Concord.  With the announcement Kodaline have released

Mothica–the LA-based singer, performer, and visual artist McKenzie Ellis–today digitally released her new EP Somewhere In Between (mothicorp’s lofi breakroom beats), a hypnotic reworking of her

Lithuanian progressive metal band BLACK SPIKES lures into the concept of their upcoming album, Ydos (out August 28, 2026 via Napalm Records), with their new single. “MOTINA”, translating to “mother”,

UK progressive, alternative metal band HAKEN recently returned with their first new music in 3 years, and they continue with another brand new track titled ‘bleeding sky’.

Following the announcement of her forthcoming new album Heavenly Body: If I’m The Bottle You’re The Message, composer, singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Eartheater, the alias of

Natalie McCool has proved herself as a captivating frontwoman with a gift for innovative pop songwriting. After airplay at Radio 1, 6 Music and BBC Introducing and praise from The Line of

Taken from the recently announced expanded 20th anniversary edition of Kiss Of Death, the Lowlands Festival performance of ‘Be My Baby’ is taken from the previously unreleased

Irish born and Bristol-based artist Sailing Stones continues to mesmerise with the release of her compelling new single Days Come, Days Go, out now. Many of Lindfors’ songs

Following the release of their highly anticipated album DEATHMATCH last year, Finnish alternative metal powerhouse LUNA KILLS are already charging forward with a brand-new single ‘LOWER’ via Sharptone Records. Speaking

Acclaimed Irish trio Chasing Abbey have announced details of their new album Cyber Celt and released the lead single Seachain. The album will be released

Belfast quartet Makeshift Art Bar share riotous new effort ‘Discipline’, marking the second reveal from their forthcoming ‘Marionette’ EP (pre-order here), set for release June 26th via Heist or Hit (Westside Cowboy, Her’s) Fresh from

Mae Stephens puts emotions that might otherwise go unspoken into poptastic songs, detailing issues as varied as delusions, intrusive thoughts and finding the strength to