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Baby Queen – ‘I Hope You Don’t Remember Me’ On her latest single ‘I Hope You Don’t Remember Me,’ Baby Queen gives her upbeat brand of electropop a goth makeover. The juxtaposing soundscape of medieval-inspired springs against a pulsating drum...
Searows – ‘In Violet’ Alec Duckart began releasing music under his Searows alias on SoundCloud and has since developed an indie-folk sound perfect for fans of boygenius and Leith Ross. Dreamy and delicate, ‘In Violet’ is the title track from...
Arlo Parks – ‘2SIDED’ Arlo Parks experiments with a poppier, dancier feel on new single ‘2SIDED,’ incorporating a pulsing beat and punchy synth rhythm without ever letting her tender, smoothe vocals take the back seat. The track is the first...
Greentea Peng – ‘Prisoners Round’ Greentea Peng is the name on everyone’s lips in the world of R&B. Fresh off the back of a landmark headline tour and appearances on the UK’s most esteemed festival stages, she makes sharp lyrical...
Sabrina Kennedy – ‘Witch of the West’ In keeping with the Wicked: For Good hysteria sweeping the internet, Sabrina Kennedy’s latest single bridges the gap between her two greatest passions: rock ‘n’ roll and witchcraft. Kennedy’s connection to Paganism and...
Lucky Iris – ‘heart 4 heart’ Leeds-based duo Lucky Iris are making shockwaves on the electropop scene, attracting praise for bringing back the raw energy of the genre’s origins. On new track ‘heart 4 heart,’ they find the perfect balance...
Allie X, the stage name of Canadian goth-pop visionary Alexandra Hughes, is back with her fourth studio album. A decade on from her self-released collection of demos ‘CollXtion I,’ the new 12-track LP ‘Happiness Is Going To Get You’...
Etta Marcus – ‘Teenage Messiah’ Americana meets goth-pop in Etta Marcus’ offbeat brand of indie. Never allowing herself to be boxed in, the South London-based artist has drawn comparisons to a broad palette of legendary musicians from Lana Del Rey...
This Halloween has brought us an undeniable treat in the shape of a sixth album from Florence + The Machine. The trailblazing British art rock band fronted by the ethereal Florence Welch have enjoyed an award-studded career spanning the...
Luvcat may have burst onto the scene in all her harlequin-chequered, stiletto-heeled glory less than two years ago, but Liverpool-born Sophie Morgan Howarth’s musical history runs much deeper. At the age of 16, she caught the attention of The...