Basht. Confront Modern-Day Anxiety On Explosive New Single ‘Terror TV’ Ahead Of Debut Album ‘Poor Advice’
Rising Dublin post-punk outfit Basht. have unveiled their blistering new single Terror TV, offering another compelling preview of their eagerly anticipated debut album Poor Advice, due for release on 9th October via LAB Records.
Willie J Healey Shares Heartfelt New Single ‘S’all Good’ Ahead Of ‘143’ EP And October UK Dates
Willie J Healey has unveiled his uplifting new single S’all Good, offering another glimpse into his forthcoming EP 143, which arrives on 4th September via. The release also precedes a run of intimate UK headline shows this October, where fans will get the chance to hear the new material in a live setting.
Sesame Girl Unveil New EP ‘Butterfly Wing In A Silver Locket’ And Share Video For ‘Prettiest Girl In The World’
Australian indie outfit Sesame Girl have released their new EP, Butterfly Wing In A Silver Locket, alongside the charming new single Prettiest Girl In The World, arriving with an accompanying music video that further showcases the band’s warm, nostalgic and emotionally resonant songwriting.
Latitude Festival 2026 Day Three: Lewis Capaldi’s Emotional Return Brings The Curtain Down As Latitude Celebrates Twenty Years
Citizen Share Explosive New Single ‘Good Fortune’ Ahead Of ‘Halcyon Blues’ Release
Ohio rock favourites Citizen have unveiled their powerful new single Good Fortune, offering one final preview of their long-awaited new album Halcyon Blues, which arrives on 7th August via Run For Cover Records.
Electron Announce Second Album ‘Is This Worth Living For?’ And Unleash Ferocious New Single ‘Toxic’
London alternative duo Electron have announced details of their highly anticipated second album, Is This Worth Living For?, due for release on 2nd October 2026, alongside the arrival of its uncompromising new single, Toxic.
Finding Her Groove: Emily Steel Has Found Where She Belongs
Twenty minutes after leaving the stage, Emily Steel is still buzzing. The applause has faded, the technical hiccups are already forgotten and she’s laughing about Hannah Montana. It sounds like an unusual place to begin a conversation with one of UK country’s emerging artists, but it perfectly sums up where life finds her today.
Ain’t Dead Yet: Joshua Ray Walker’s Triumphant Return to London
The Lower Third is an odd venue, not because of how it looks or where it sits, but because of how it feels. Tucked just off central London, easily reachable by tube or on foot, it hides itself away down a set of stairs at the back of the building. What waits below is a room that feels more like an indie nightclub than a traditional live space. It is low-lit, compact, with tucked-away seating and enough room to hold around 200 to 250 people.

