New Zealand dream-pop duo Purple Pilgrims announce their third studio album, Given To The Night, due for release on 27th November via AD 93, alongside the release of its first single, the mesmerising Innocence Lost.

TV Priest continue the build towards their forthcoming album Cartoons with the release of new single Just So You Know, accompanied by a new video and the announcement of a run of UK headline shows for January and February 2027.

Willie J Healey returns with his new EP 143, released today alongside a video for its title track, bringing together a collection of intimate recordings that showcase the singer-songwriter’s knack for combining warmth, groove and sharp-eyed lyricism.

Lancaster, Pennsylvania duo American Motors announce their second album, Functional Music, set for release on 6th November via Expert Work / TGIC / Vina, alongside the release of its lead single No Horses and an atmospheric new music video. The follow-up to 2024’s Content finds Dustin White, Alex Steward and Brad Williams pushing further into the distinctive world they established on their debut, expanding its themes while allowing more room for experimentation, repetition and carefully constructed space.

Australian country-pop powerhouse Tori Darke returns with her infectious new single, Who I Am (Without You), transforming the pain of a breakup into an upbeat celebration of self-discovery and starting over. Co-written in Nashville with Australian country star Morgan Evans, the hook-filled track finds Darke looking beyond the immediate aftermath of heartbreak to explore the freedom that can come with rebuilding your life on your own terms.

James Marriott has unveiled his explosive new single, Burn Down The Disco, as the singer-songwriter enters another ambitious chapter in his rapidly accelerating career. Released ahead of his recent main stage appearances at Reading & Leeds Festival and Electric Picnic, the track finds Marriott leaning into a more visceral side of his sound, combining driving guitars and euphoric production with a lyric centred on obsession, attraction and the point where desire becomes destructive.

Liverpool-born rising stars east exchange have released their long-awaited debut EP, torn between ties., marking a major milestone for the four-piece as they continue their rapid rise through the UK alternative scene. Released via AWAL, the six-track EP explores emotional struggle, self-reflection and the complexities of human connection, bringing together the band’s distinctive blend of 90s grunge and melodic alternative rock.