Survivalist don’t return quietly. Their new album, ‘A Place For Those Who Suffer, Alone’, arrives 30th January via Seek & Strike Records, and it sounds like a band done with hesitation. Two years on from their last full-length, the Belfast four-piece come back sharpened—focused on control, weight, and impact. Operating under the banner of Groovecore, Survivalist fuse groove-heavy riffs with melodic tension and breakdowns built to land, not linger. There’s nothing accidental h

At its core, ‘Going Going Gone’ is a song about movement — not the restless kind that comes from running away, but the deliberate, grounded choice to move forward. With this latest single, Rocky Michaels offers a quietly powerful moment of release, closing the chapter on his forthcoming fourth album Heroes while opening space for whatever comes next… Michaels has long been drawn to the emotional crossroads of everyday life, and ‘Going Going Gone’ sits squarely in that traditi

There is a rare kind of pop release that feels less like a single and more like an invitation into an era, and ÆTHR’s Santa Maria is precisely that… FOLLOW: INSTAGRAM  | FACEBOOK  | YOUTUBE  | SPOTIFY Emerging from Madeira Island with a striking blend of dark electro‑pop and narrative depth, this release feels like a statement of intent — bold, dramatic, textured and defiantly cinematic. ÆTHR has long spoken of his desire to bring visceral storytelling back to pop music, both

Walter Miller’s ‘Basic Instinct’ is a bold, theatrical pop-rock statement that thrives on confidence, clarity, and unapologetic self-expression. Drawing from the grand tradition of arena rock while maintaining modern pop precision, the track feels expansive without losing emotional focus — a carefully constructed anthem that celebrates fluidity, freedom, and instinctual truth. From the opening moments, the production signals intent. Live drums provide muscular propulsion, whi

‘The Change’ is Neil Friedlander’s most intimate and emotionally transparent work to date — an album shaped by reflection, sobriety, and personal recalibration… Across twelve tracks, Friedlander crafts a gentle but purposeful sonic world where growth unfolds gradually rather than dramatically. Produced by Chris Camilleri, the album blends shimmering indie-pop textures with folk-leaning songwriting. Acoustic elements coexist with soft electronics, creating a sound that feels o

OUTER’s ‘Svartsengi’ is a piece defined by stillness, patience, and emotional weight — a composition that lingers in the space between memory and uncertainty. Blending contemporary classical textures with ambient post-rock and chamber pop, the track unfolds slowly, inviting the listener into a suspended emotional state shaped by loss, waiting, and fragile hope… At its core is a lo-fi piano tape loop, delicate and imperfect, cycling like a thought that refuses to fade. This mo

‘Look Both Ways’ is a debut album that radiates intention, joy, and emotional clarity. Perspective’s fusion of funk, disco, pop, and alternative elements results in a record that feels cohesive without being predictable — built from lived experience and delivered with confidence earned through time rather than trend. The album thrives on groove. Funk-driven basslines and rhythm-forward arrangements form the backbone of the record, while shimmering guitars and polished pop str

Visa Anxiety’s EP What Can I Get For You? Love plays like a winter diary written across continents — a collection of indie-rock vignettes shaped by movement, late-night jobs, and the quiet unease of shifting identities. Formed by Emilio, Jamie, Jimi, and Ethan, the band have always leaned toward introspective, boundary-pushing songwriting, and this EP captures them at their most emotionally articulate. ‘Closed Eyes’ opens the project with a feeling of stepping into the light