Alt-rock and pop-punk artist NOAHFINNCE has released WONKY, a raw, acoustic-led new single that explores self-acceptance, individuality and the pressure to change to meet other people’s expectations. The release marks a more stripped-back moment for the singer-songwriter, arriving ahead of his UK headline tour, which begins in Cardiff on 22nd October.

Sacramento-born punk rock outfit Destroy Boys have announced their new album, FOIE GRAS, set for release on 5 March via Epitaph Records. Alongside the announcement, the band have shared lead single Hysteria, accompanied by an unsettling new music video that draws on analogue horror, psychological thrillers and the darker corners of internet culture.

Toploader have returned with Sleepyhead, their first new music in almost a decade, marking an exciting new chapter for the British band behind the multi-platinum album Onka’s Big Moka and global smash hit Dancing In The Moonlight. The release arrives as the band continue their intimate UK headline tour, bringing their celebrated live show to venues across the country throughout October.

Canadian indie rock outfit The Bankes Brothers have announced the release of their debut full-length album, For the sake of my love I hope I make it, arriving on 10th February 2027. The announcement comes alongside the release of new single Georgia Peaches, a track that captures the record’s blend of intimate songwriting, experimental production and instinctive musical energy.

LA-based British/Irish singer-songwriter and actor Roseanna Brown, who records under the solo mononym Roseanna, has released her brand-new single Yes, an intimate, cinematic love song inspired by her relationship with her husband, Sam.

On the afternoon of October 7th, Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig, and Emerson Barrett stood staring at the 12,000 vacant seats of Wembley Arena. They were there to survey the colossal venue they are booked to conquer on the 3rd of April 2027. Yet, by nightfall, the brothers had willingly locked themselves inside a 200-capacity North London sweatbox. That stark, deliberate contrast is the beautiful paradox of Palaye Royale right now.

British alternative band Daytime TV have announced their forthcoming second studio album Rodeo, to be released on 19th February 2027. Alongside the announcement, they have today released new single Meditate.

Before descending into the claustrophobic fury of Camden later that night to tear apart The Barfly, brothers Remington Leith, Sebastian Danzig, and Emerson Barrett share a quiet, profoundly beautiful moment in the torrential London rain.