The St Albans-raised artist arrives with a 12-track album that turns uncertainty into bright, danceable alt-pop without smoothing over the unease underneath.
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The St Albans-raised artist arrives with a 12-track album that turns uncertainty into bright, danceable alt-pop without smoothing over the unease underneath.
The Kent-based songwriter sets warm, unfussy acoustics against a lyric about moving past fear. Her influences sit close to the surface, but the recording keeps a raw, live feel.
The singer-songwriter moves toward a lighter, more playful register on a project made with close collaborators after a difficult stretch.
The UK songwriter will take the main stage at noon on Friday, ahead of his sixth album ‘Ghosts (100 Days of Morning)’ and an autumn tour.
The band’s seventh album aims for glimpses of joy, but too often settles into comfortable, mid-tempo territory that never fully ignites.
The UK vocalist’s newest single works through mutual hurt with restraint, setting the stage for her forthcoming album ‘What Are The Odds’.
The former Beatle’s ‘The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’ lands him among a field dominated by major-label releases.
On their third album, the Leeds band swaps electronics for a tighter rock sound while James Smith stretches his voice from rap to croon, exploring a world stripped of deeper meaning.
On the new single, the band’s frontman sidesteps fame and metrics, staking everything on the urgency of making things instead.
The North London producer returns with a record that treats glitch as emotional texture rather than technical exercise, pushing further from IDM’s colder instincts.
