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Blake – HMS Blake (2020)

While Blake began his music career as a teenager playing bass and singing in a Joy Division cover band, it

World travels and personal growth are often combined into an artistic journey that soothes the soul. This is the journey

Living in a big city brings a lot of experiences and emotions. Songs For Sabotage are drawing on their experience

If you are looking for an album that covers a range of genres and styles, Sam Baird has you covered.

Maurice Flavel’s Intensive Care caught our attention with their classification of gospel grunge which is really not something you see

If you are looking for a band that howls their anguish for an energetic shout-along, look no further than Alien

Yana has always been fascinated by meaningful lyrics. With her debut EP Distant Shore, she is unleashing her own on

Josef Pitura-Riley has put his time during lockdown to good use to record some of the many songs he has

Are you looking for a few tracks that blend the fervour of teenage angst with unbridled optimism? If you are,

Taking inspiration from his youth, Mitch Parrish, the man behind PARISII, conveys a range of themes in his debut EP