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Seattle psych-rock band The Purrs return with ‘All Of Us Right Now!’, their ninth full-length album, released on May 22, 2026 via Swoon Records.

The record arrives after a long and interrupted period for the band, with some of the songs already taking shape before the pandemic brought their usual way of working to a halt.

Formed in 2000, The Purrs have carried on thro...

Athens-born, Berlin-based solo artist Efro returns with ‘Run To The Sun’, a new single due out on July 3 via AWAL.

Written during a particularly cold spell in Berlin, while the artist found himself thinking of warmer days by the sea, the track is built around a straightforward guitar arrangement and a clear, unadorned melody. The guitars have a bright tone with a slightly ro...

Brighton quartet The Stanford Family Band return with their second EP, ‘Go Again’, out July 17th via Krautpop Records.

Following ‘For Your Listening Pleasure’, the new EP continues the band’s fondness for C86, sunshine pop, baroque pop and power pop, while opening up the writing process with Harry Hayes and Patrick Corcoran more closely involved. Recorded at the band’s studi...

Hymns connect us to something larger: traditions spanning back centuries.

Each note carries a story connecting us to a higher power. The melodies lift our ears towards the sky, breathing life into the mundane. Folk musician Bob Stewart has reimagined 25 classic hymns in a beautiful new collection called Front Porch Sanctuary.

Growing up in Thailand as the child of mis...

You can search for hours, but you won’t find Doggerland on any map. It exists somewhere in between – at the heart of things where only true searchers dare set foot.

But, Hardy Mums have been there before. And for their debut album, ‘Return to Doggerland’, the Mums reveal a plethora of sonic secrets from that mysterious beyond.

Producer Eddie Ashworth is a shapeshifter...