Lone Till Payday have unveiled their first full-length record 'the People and the Places', bringing together the different relationships and communities that have shaped the North Jersey group. The album reflects the band’s flexible five-to-seven-piece setup, with friends, relatives and guest musicians contributing throughout. Rather than sticking to a single style, the record moves between atmospheric art rock, chamber-pop detail and heavier passages. That breadth is represe

The War On Drugs return in spectacular fashion with ‘Who’s That’, their first newly released studio recording since 2022 and a towering reminder of the band's ability to make introspection sound enormous. Written and produced by Adam Granduciel at his Burbank studio, the single reportedly came together in just ten minutes between morning coffee and the school run. From that spontaneous beginning emerges a beautifully constructed anthem that grows steadily in scale, propelled

The Big Moon capture the seemingly endless possibilities of youth on uplifting new single ‘Three Things’, the latest preview of their forthcoming fourth album 'Forever'. Bright, nostalgic and bursting with warmth, ‘Three Things’ finds songwriter Juliette Jackson looking back on a period when adulthood still seemed distant and life felt wonderfully uncomplicated. Memories of driving her first car and believing the future could stretch on forever become the foundations for a so

Moon Construction Kit turns nostalgia into a spectacular power-pop rush on ‘Right Across The USA’, a soaring new single seemingly engineered for enormous festival crowds. Following the psychedelic detour of ‘Down the West Coast’, Lausanne-based musician Olivier Cornu switches gears once again, delivering a fast-moving blast of pure pop wrapped in the adventurous indie spirit that has become central to the project. An instantly memorable motif kicks everything into motion befo

Broken Colours return in triumphant fashion with ‘Now or Never’, a soaring guitar-rock anthem that turns taking chances into an irresistible call to action. Led by frontman Tony Goff, the High Wycombe four-piece bring a huge sense of optimism to their latest outing, combining driving indie-rock energy with the funkier instincts that have long shaped their sound. As the track reaches its finale, surging brass adds another exhilarating dimension to an already enormous closing c

Seattle-based pop artist Envi Jordan throws caution spectacularly to the wind on ‘WooHoo’, a huge, euphoric dance-pop single built for nights when overthinking simply isn't invited. Following the more vulnerable ‘Somebody To Love’, the new track flips the emotional script completely. Pounding kick drums, surging synths and chaotic electronic builds provide the backdrop for Jordan's commanding vocals, transforming romantic uncertainty into pure escapism. Inspired by the cheeky