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Mercy Kelly ignite a new era with the darkly glorious 'Out in the Night'
Mercy Kelly have always known how to bottle the rush of a late-night escape. But on 'Out in the Night', the Greater Manchester quartet sharpen that instinct into their most electrifying statement yet, a track that feels like sprinting through your hometown at 2am with your heart hammering and the future finally unclenching. After reshaping themselves back into a four-piece, the band waste absolutely no time proving that reduction can be a rebirth. The song arrives with chimin
2 days ago


Michellar's 'The Star' glows with holiday warmth and human tenderness
Michellar’s new single 'The Star' arrives like a soft breath against a frosted window, offering a gentle, luminous reminder of why winter songs matter in the first place. Instead of leaning into the bombast and glitter that so often dominate seasonal releases, she opts for a fireside confession wrapped in nostalgia, memory, and the soft ache of years gone by. Crafted once again in collaboration with producer Toby Wilson, the track feels like the tender heart of their long-dis
2 days ago


The New Citizen Kane's 'Psychedelika Pt.1' is a daring new universe where music, memory, and madness collide
The New Citizen Kane has never been the kind of artist to colour inside the lines, but with 'Psychedelika Pt.1', he throws out the colouring book, constructing an entire, full-spectrum universe in its place. It’s a surrealist theme park of feeling, memory, and technicolour chaos, built for those who crave music that demands something of them. Across seventeen sprawling tracks in Part One alone, 'Psychedelika' unfurls like a graphic novel of the soul, featuring chapters of anx
2 days ago


Sour Blood offer a quiet shiver of hope in the half-light with new single 'Elegy'
Polish alt-rock shapeshifters Sour Blood take another left turn with 'Elegy', a track that trades their usual bite for something far more fragile yet no less affecting. If their previous songs felt like stand-alone episodes in a cult TV series, this one plays like the reflective mid-season chapter, the moment when the noise drops and the characters finally admit what’s been haunting them. 'Elegy' opens with bare acoustic chords as if the band is deliberately clearing the room
4 days ago
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