The Manatees (Jay, Tyler, and Miller) hail from a small town on England's south coast and use hip-hop samples, funk-inspired bass lines, thrashing guitars, and frank lyrics to carve out their own soundscape within modern rock. Their debut EP, 'Dream in Colour,' earned them a Jack Saunders Next Wave interview on Radio One. Throughout the summer, the band performed at the... read full bio
Fat Dog, formed during lockdown, are the rarest of jewels: a terrific rock and roll band. They've been performing in London and have worked hard to perfect their sound. Despite being playbill regulars at the Windmill and being spoken of in hushed, amazed tones in drinking spots throughout the city, they've kept their mystique. Finding information on Fat Dog seems... read full bio
No Cure, from Birmingham, Alabama, is unquestionably one of the best straight edge hardcore bands currently playing. This band not only has an even more aggressive sound, but they also wield the straight edge flame with the same intensity and fury as the venerable Earth Crisis did in the 1990s. No Cure, a pandemic-born death metal, black metal, and heavy hardcore... read full bio
Since KARA frequently explores autobiographical themes in her songs, it is not unusual for her music videos to open with trigger warnings. These topics include drug usage, depression, aggression, and suicide ideation. Hip-hop has a big influence on KARA's poignant German pop, and her unrelentingly impassioned delivery both empowers and shakes. KARA devotes itself to subjects that, although they imply harsh... read full bio
Pastel, a five-piece shoegaze band in their early stages, didn't let the epidemic stop them. Supported by two Welsh boys on bass guitar (Liam Oshea) and drums (Rhys Wheeler), an Irish lead guitarist and songwriter (Aaron Tormey), and two Mancunian cousins (Jack Yates and James Yates) on rhythm guitar and lead vocals, the band was recently dubbed a "wall of... read full bio
When Raleigh's Truth Club published its first album, Not An Exit, it became instantly popular. They were hailed as "the wistful, nervy relatives of indie rock's past and present" by Stereogum for their outstanding set of tight, brooding post-punk songs, which launched them as an exciting new voice. Running From The Chase, the band's follow-up, adds curiosity, dedication, and experimentation to... read full bio
The musical style of Rain on Fridays is a distinctive fusion of ambidexterity. It sounds like you're halfway through a Jawbreaker candy that can feel like you're punching your foes in the face and then kissing them good night. It's the aural equivalent of being both joyful and sad. This San Diego-based trio plays alternative indie rock that genuinely vents... read full bio
It would have been a lot simpler to travel if Paerish had been established in the US. The band, who just released You're In Both Dreams (And You're Scared), would have been more suited to tour with and fit into a scene rather of taking the more conventional path of playing small venues and gradually growing their fan base. Unfortunately... read full bio
Zane Williams, a seasoned troubadour with seven solo albums under his credit, assembled a carefully curated group of exceptionally gifted musicians from the Texas music scene to launch The Wilder Blue. They've drawn compared to early Eagles and Alabama in the 1980s with their first album Hill Country and follow-up The Wilder Blue, which both contain five-part harmonies woven within... read full bio
A.G. Schiano's music, Clover County, combines whimsical chord structures with themes of modern love to create a fresh yet recognizable sound that is uniquely hers. presently resides in Athens, Georgia, where she attends the University of Georgia as a senior. Her white Gretsch electric guitar, which she refers to as her Cadillac, goes nicely with her cleverly written lyrics and gentle... read full bio
Brighton, a bustling seaside city in the United Kingdom, is home to electronic musician Clementine Douglas. Douglas has garnered recognition for her ability to produce appealing, groovy tunes that captivate listeners and for her mastery of the dance genres. Douglas creates music that combines the newest sounds of the current era with the best of traditional dance. He accomplishes this by... read full bio
No Windows, an award-winning duo from Edinburgh, blends DIY, folk, and classic pop on their upcoming second EP, Point Nemo, which will be available through Fat Possum. Drawing inspiration from the vast soundscapes of Elliott Smith and Cocteau Twins, their Scottish peers Cloth and Jacob Alon, and a mutual musical curiosity that is uniquely their own, the five-track EP, which... read full bio
One of the rising stars of the UK Garage scene is BVNQUET, a dynamic act from London that consists of former jazz performers Pete & Sam and UK Garage producers. Additionally, the two parties have a history together, having worked at the renowned Abbey Road Studios. This adds even more credibility to their craft and adds to the... read full bio
Bremen-based musician Fabian Cremanns is the creator of the band Traumatin. His style may be described as a cross between soulful melodies, emo-esque shouting, post-youthful innocence, and synthesizer nostalgia. He has made it his mission to infect as many people as he can with it. He has made a name for himself in the emerging German synth-pop and post-punk scenes... read full bio
German post-punk duo GAST is based in Tübingen. Tim and Linus add analogue new-wave noises from vintage electronics, choir walls of sound, and terrible, real German lyrics to strange arrangements. The EP of the same name was released following the enormous success of their first song, "fallen". With much effort, the second EP "kaputt gehen" was issued. The release concert... read full bio
The single mother moved to Nashville to write songs after taking a risk and leaving her birthplace of Saint Louis, Missouri, where she was raised by Native American and Caucasian parents. After securing a publishing agreement with Kobalt, TAELA was able to concentrate on composing and recording. The song "trophy," which she self-released, made its debut in the top 10... read full bio
Following his departure from Ride during the mixing of the band's album Tarantula, the guitarist and singer Mark Gardener started working on solo projects, releasing the song "Magdalen Sky" on Oxford, England's Shifty Disco label. Soon after, he formed the Animalhouse band by partnering with bassist Hari T, guitarist Sam Williams, and drummer Loz Colbert from Ride. They put out... read full bio
ODF, a London-born DJ and producer now residing in Leeds, blends his passion for grime, garage, and jungle into his intensely bass-heavy shows. Numerous of his productions have drawn the interest of well-known musicians like Reprezent, Kiss FM, Rinse FM, Interplanetary Criminal, Mainphase, and p-rallel, in addition to receiving support on Radio 1.... read full bio
Mexican hardcore rap trio La Santa Grifa hails from Tampico, Tamaulipas. The trio writes gritty, explicit songs about drugs, booze, and street life. They are inspired by bands such as Control Machete and Cartel de Santa. They frequently combine fast-paced rapping with slow, sinister music. Over the years, they have changed up their lineup, although Yusak, Reghos, Toldeck, and Waza... read full bio
Worship leaders and artists, Bryan and Katie Torwalt are also songwriters. The Torwalts have been involved in Jesus Culture Music and currently reside in Sacramento, California, with their lovely daughter Indigo. Composing music for the church is Bryan and Katie's passion because they aspire to see heaven and earth come to earth. Many people were able to powerfully experience worship thanks to... read full bio
