SLUGS are an energetic fourpiece band whose sound alludes to the punk sub culture of 90s America, but with the introspective vocals akin to HAIM…

At only 17 years old, Evann McIntosh already has a hit album under their belt, not to mention multiple singles most aptly described as utterly enchanting.

Dare we say that festival season is back with a BANG? We don’t want to *jinx* it but after the mighty success of Bigfoot Festival recently, a summer of live music is finally on the horizon…

Come Back Better is a brilliant collaboration set up by The Windmill in Brixton, in partnership with Dr. Martens to increase representation for marginalised genders in the music industry post-pandemic.

Last month the alluring deep tan released their debut EP ‘creeping speedwells’ and it did not disappoint.

Pom Pom Squad are the Brooklyn-based punk four-piece who make glitter strewn, mascara streaked, anthemic grunge rock and who have just released their divine full-length debut album, Death Of A Cheerleader.

Our latest obsession to come out of B-town’s flourishing creative hub is Lime Garden (FKA LIME). We can’t wait to see how they continue to flourish and grow (zesty and juicy hopefully)…

With only a handful of singles out so far, Drug Store Romeos have built up a swathe of loyal fans and bucketloads of well-deserved hype.

Saint Joshua’s music enchants you from the first chord that hits your ears and only further draws you in once the man himself starts singing.

Released last month, Boonie Town is his latest EP and one of those albums that’ll have people constantly asking ‘why haven’t I heard this before?’

Strange Neighbours has been in the works for a while, and finally we can bear witness to the wonderful brainchild of Sam Abbo, whose basslines avid Opus Kink listeners may also pick up on.

Sparky, sassy and sanguine, Jules and Rachid are the zesty duo that form dream-pop band, ‘Spang Sisters’.

The 16-year old South-Londoner has just released her highly anticipated debut EP, ‘Think Flower’ and it’s a total breath of fresh air.

Released last week, Maiden Name is Eli Carvajal’s second album, and that’s not all. This is the second album he’s produced completely himself.

Camden-based Louis O’Bryen and Asha Lorenz make up SORRY and recently shared their brand new EP Twixtustwain, which is their first new project since the release of sensational debut album 925 last year.