Canned Pineapple bring their alt rock sound to Sheffield's Sidney & Matilda.
Indie Pop
Sheffield four piece CRUZ return with their latest onslaught in the battle of the indie pop bands.
Orchidelia make their triumphant hometown return in their biggest headline show to date.
Sheffield psychedelic popsters Orchidelia return with 'I Dried Up' - yet another single for 2026.
Preston's The Cases return with another song about heartbreak and taking the knockbacks.
There’s something stirring in the Scottish underground. We head to Fife and find Syrena outside their rehearsal rooms, and discover…
Glasgow's Ferguson Hi-fi return with their second single unleashing yet more chaotic pop.
Ascending piano and rainfall make ‘Rain’ a favourite, while the opening drums of the title track pull me straight back…
Welly are headed straight to Top of the Pops, even if it isn't on any more!
A voice that raises goosebumps moves from playful hooks and heartbreak to warm romance and funky guitars.
pushbike drop the first single from their upcoming Little Bastard EP.
Poesie’s first ballad leaves her alone with the city, finding strange warmth among fox calls, clarinets, organ and after-dark loneliness.
Beads, bangles and emotional tangles. The Cases have been kicked in the teeth again.
You want fame? Well fame costs. And right here is where you start paying. In sweat.
Something is stirring in the Scottish psyche. Guitar music is back. Syrena are here to celebrate that.
Across four concise tracks, Tamara Hendin pairs guitar-driven indie-pop with direct songwriting about jealousy, frustration and the less flattering side…
Desire gets to be fun, awkward, tender and completely unashamed as Poesie loosens up for one of her most playful…
Georgia Alexandra’s debut holds nerves, hope and self-belief together, allowing every awkward corner of growing up to keep its shape.
Olivia Miceli has released ‘Everybody Wants Him’, the final single from her forthcoming third album,...
‘Inside’ holds joy and grief together across five and a half minutes of shimmering guitars, floating synths and diaristic writing.
‘Did You Forget’ finds Georgia Alexandra caught between love and doubt, wrapping an unanswered question in nostalgic guitar-led pop.
Vulnerable at first and increasingly forceful, ‘Haunt Me’ lets hurt and confusion spill into gritty guitars, hard-hitting drums and soaring…
‘Vice Versa’ finds The Lathums turning uncertainty into something warm, immediate and quietly bruised, with Alex Moore leaning into the…
With punchy synths and an easy conversational charm, Amber Jules turns the pull of familiar patterns into something bright and…
West London singer-songwriter Dea Doyle opens a new chapter with ‘Marina’, a tender return single that turns loss, love and…
Edinburgh-raised, London-based duo Quiet Houses arrive with we're all in love, an endearing debut album that turns romance, friendship and…
London pop artist Klaudia shares Renovations, a six-track debut EP blending dreamy indie shimmer, polished pop production and emotionally open…
Atmospheric, moving and carried by a gorgeous vocal performance, Mabes’ new single ‘Ready To Go’ turns modern restlessness into something…
Poesie is preparing to unveil a cover of Radiohead’s ‘Fake Plastic Trees’, pairing nostalgic textures with live and electronic production…
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