Superorganism: “Our band is an exploration of the grey area”
We chat to Orono and Harry following the release of ‘World Wide Pop’.
1st August 2022
We chat to Orono and Harry following the release of ‘World Wide Pop’.
1st August 2022

The last three years left Maggie Rogers hungry for feeling, connection and humanity. Her new album ‘Surrender’ is a kicking, screaming call to arms that embraces being alive.
29th July 2022
The wildly ambitious Washington quartet aiming to shake up the grunge-rock landscape with a scintillating combination of bangers and bravado.
27th July 2022
Conjuring up a freakish cast of sordid specimens for third album ‘Cave World’, Viagra Boys are putting an injection of surreal humour back into punk.
22nd July 2022
On second album ‘Sound of the Morning’, Katy J Pearson is shedding ill-fitting genre tags and simply aiming to make beautiful, strong songs. Mission emphatically accomplished.
18th July 2022
Creating a multi-sensory, ‘90s-soaked world, Willow Kayne’s already bagged an Ivor Novello and is only aiming higher from here.
7th July 2022
Based around the highs and lows of one big party, Mabel’s forthcoming second LP ‘About Last Night’ started as fantastical escapism but wound up connecting the singer to her past.
29th June 2022
Having switched camps from a major label to Phoebe Bridgers’ Saddest Factory and with a new self-titled LP in tow, MUNA are releasing their most confident outpouring to date.
23rd June 2022
LA bezzies channelling “90s alt-rock into a heart-on-sleeve yet tongue-in-cheek new form.
20th June 2022

On new album “Sometimes, Forever’, Soccer Mommy is leaning into the darkness and the light in equal measure.
20th June 2022
Bunkering down from the chaos to make an album full of light, “Life Is Yours’ was written as a rousing statement of hope. Back with thousands of fans once more, Foals are ready to reap its rewards.
15th June 2022
Carving out a singular space in the rock landscape, Amy Love and Georgia South have resolutely done it their way. Now, with the advent of Nova Twins’ “Supernova’, their potential feels limitless.
14th June 2022
Meet the Essex singer whose genre-blending vision is turning heads across the rock world.
13th June 2022
South Africa’s Moonchild Sanelly is a walking, talking message of sexual liberation and female empowerment. With new album “Phases’, she’s trying to change the world, one female orgasm at a time.
10th June 2022
Ditching the ukulele in favour of a broader, more diverse palette, mxmtoon is expanding both sonically and personally on second LP “rising’.
8th June 2022
Returning with second album “How To Let Go’, Sigrid is chomping at the bit to pick up where her debut left off and take her rightful place back on the stage.
8th June 2022
Exorcising his demons via the agitated wares of second album ‘Fear Fear’, Working Men’s Club’s Syd Minsky-Sargeant is learning how to release life’s pressure valve.
7th June 2022
From a period of inner turmoil and self-questioning, Alfie Templeman’s debut “Mellow Moon’ emerges as a document of an inquisitive young mind with a world of sonic options at his fingertips.
27th May 2022
Years on from acclaimed 2018 debut “Wednesday’, the Dundalk five-piece have finally emerged from slumberous hibernation, recharged and revitalised.
27th May 2022
Living a Hannah Montana lifestyle of balancing her studies alongside music, London dream-pop singer flowerovlove is learning to harness her “main character energy”.
26th May 2022
Ottawa musician Hannah Judge has had her fair share of challenges over the past year, but it’s with her debut album that she’s been able to find herself again.
20th May 2022
Just missing out on Number One with their debut, Sports Team are getting back in the ring with “intense” follow up “Gulp!’. Rural writing retreats! “Less songs about roundabouts!” It’s all go on LP2:
20th May 2022
On third album “Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky’, Porridge Radio have stretched their ambitions and emotions to the extreme.
19th May 2022
Born of living through trauma and coming out the other side, “We’ve Been Going About This All Wrong’ finds Sharon Van Etten attempting to write her own coping mechanisms.
18th May 2022