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Couldn’t Be Happiers – Songs for Butchie Vol 1 (2021)

Alt-country and folk duo Couldn’t Be Happiers pays tribute to a loved one with the tracks of their album Songs

Never ones to shy away from controversial topics in their music, UK-based 9 o’clock Nasty bring serious messages to the

Rock ‘n’ Roll Vancouver band Star Collector have just released their fifth album Game Day full of fuzzy guitars, old

Kate Brunotts had listeners focussing on themselves while filling their ears with interesting arrangements in ‘Two Minutes’. Now, she is

Power-pop is one of those rock sub-genres that many tie mostly to American and/or British bands, and while the genre

With her album Gilly, Gillian Rae Perry addressed traumatic events, vulnerability and loneliness. Now, she is taking listeners on a

With his debut EP The Cube and the Key (Part 1), BlueMelt is bringing classic blues melodies to bold and

With his debut self-titled EP, Adam Stall covers themes of hope and love set to a retro yet modern soundscape.

Bodycatchers are merging metaphors with history, electronic sounds, funk, post-punk and much more with their EP Mosey. Loosely themes around

Instrumental metal is getting a fresh injection of energy with the pulsing anthemic sounds of Nordic Hamster. With their self-titled