“One of the hottest bands of 2023” – Mesmerised

Singer, songwriter, rapper, producer and South London native Jessica Wilde recently returned with the second single of her forthcoming album, ‘Feathers’, featuring the soul searing vocals of Zoe Kypri. Following the release, which saw the track pick up spins on BBC Radio 1’s Future Artists and John Kennedy’s X-Posure Daily on Radio X, Wilde has now unveiled a hypnotic video for the track shot by Kay Holden.

Editors are heading out on tour with stops in Newcastle, Leeds, Liverpool, Bath, Birmingham and Southampton.

“The whole aura of him is undeniable. His EP has so many big records… give him his flowers''  - Kenny Allstar, BBC 1Xtra

TOURING THEIR S/T ALBUM - ‘KILL THE PAIN’ - OUT NOW - STREAM IN FULL HERE

“The intriguing alchemy of Kill The Pain - If there are happy encounters in the music world, this is undoubtedly one of those moments.” - Glam Magazine

“Kill The Pain really makes us want to dance.” - Voxpop Music

Matthew said of the film: “We’d aspired to create this film after meeting earlier this year to discuss what we could and couldn’t do - given our commitments to all of our other creative projects. We had considered going into a recording studio but decided to do something completely different and release some of our new material in this way. Somehow it all came together with the right people at the right time and the right place. We received financial and practical backing from the Abrasive Trees community - so it’s a genuinely crowdfunded project”.

RELEASES LIVE PERFORMANCE VIDEO FOR: “POWERS” - WATCH HERE

STREAM THE SINGLE ON ALL SERVICES HERE

DEBUT ALBUM: ‘SCARS, GHOSTS & GLORY’ COMING MARCH 2024 - PRE-ORDER/SAVE HERE

“I wanted to sing a vision of what a conversation between us and the land could be, to restore and inspire a practice of songful immersion in nature that brings with it healing, something we need now more than ever.”
Sam Lee, October 2023

Jeshi has followed up his recent project ‘The Great Stink’ with an incredible video for the outstanding track “Inside Out”.

RELEASES CHRISTMAS CHARITY SINGLE: “THIS CHRISTMAS”
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STREAMING ON ALL SERVICES FROM 11 DECEMBER
ALL PROCEEDS GO TO MIND

Crime In Stereo have been announced as support for The Movielife on three special UK shows in March 2024. You can see Crime In Stereo in the UK at the following dates:

Out now is the reflective new single from Glitterer, “Just A Place.” Earnest and dimensional, “Just A Place” describes the nomadic existence lead singer and songwriter Ned Russin has felt as a result of living in multiple cities the last few years. 

"We have a ton of cross-genre influences that creep into our sound. But rarely do those styles get an opportunity to take over the song. After Hours is our playground to let those influences run free and pay homage to the genres that make up the deep rooted DNA of Archetypes Collide," the band explains.

“restless and incendiary alt-rock with hints of ’90s slacker rock influences and backed up by motoring Krautrock… perfect for alternative and rock playlists, plus angsty contextual ones too, this blast of rock goodness is sure to please any ’90s rock fan, old or new!” - Record Of The Day

The band have also announced a headline tour starting March 2024. The band will also be playing at next years Download and Takedown Festival. Full dates below.

Thoughtcrimes, the Long Island-based hardcore band whose music has been described as“unrelenting” (Consequence) and “brutal” (Revolver), have released a new song, Rose Bather via Pure Noise Records.

Knocked Loose have just announced a EU + UK tour for 2024

Celebrated folk troubadour Chuck Ragan has just announced a headline tour in the UK.

HEALTH’s anticipated new album RAT WARS (Loma Vista Recordings)–plus its final single, “DSM-V'' is out now worldwide on all streaming services and on limited edition vinyl, cassette, and more; listen HERE. 

We lift the lid on ten lesser known festive tracks that may just get you through advent without needing to drink bleach or violently insert a pineapple into ones back passage.