Category: NEW TUNES
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KACEY GOES ROOTSY
We’re forever rooting for Kacey Musgraves as she’s just about the freshest voice in country music at the moment, and seemingly is unafraid to march…
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JORJA SMITH WITH A MASSIVE BANGER
Jorja Smith has committed herself, it seems, to do whatever the hell she wants, and we’re absolutely strapped in for the ride. From dreamy R&B,…
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AESOP ROCK BACK WITH THE BOOM BAP
We already told you that the mighty Aesop Rock has got a new LP coming out called ‘Black Hole Superette’, but we’re going to stick…
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TWO FROM TURNSTILE
We’re fast getting obsessed with Turnstile. They’re no ordinary hardcore band, and wear a variety of influences on their sleeves, with a richer sound that…
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EVEN MORE STEREOLAB!
There’s no-one quite like Stereolab, so it feels really good to have them back. All your record collector mates will feel at peace and like…
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REVIEW / SELF ESTEEM / A COMPLICATED WOMAN
When Rebecca Lucy Taylor burst out, upwards and in every direction, with the sensation that was ‘Prioritise Pleasure’, it was a refreshing tone of voice…
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KLINGKLANG TECHNO FROM ANNIE-CLAUDE DESCHÊNES
We’re ALWAYS up for music that klings and klangs, goes boink and rattles in an industrial way. There’s soul in those machines, y’know? And so,…
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FRESH RAP FROM REDVEIL
People only tend to mention backpack hip hop as a derogatory thing, but surely in 2025, we’re beyond that? The hip hop for the club,…
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R&B BOP FROM YAYA BEY
Yaya Bey is referred to as Neo Soul, which effectively seems to be a catch-all phrase for any R&B singer that has a vaguely retro…
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FUZZY POP FROM SUBSONIC EYE
Not quite grunge, not quite ’90s indie, not quite pop, Singapore’s Subsonic Eye have a new single out which scratches a number of itches, across…
