INDIE

West London trio Patience Please kicks the door in with amps cranked and hearts on sleeves. Fronted by Ollie Palmer alongside Arthur Marriott and Tommy Lane, the band have built their name the old-fashioned way, with loud rehearsals, sweat-soaked London gigs, and hooks big enough to rattle venue ceilings from…

David Goundry steps confidently into a retro-infused soundscape with “Lucy (remix 2026)”, a track that marries 60’s psychedelia with modern sensibilities. Based in London, Goundry has steadily honed his craft, and this release marks a clear artistic evolution; a shift from the introspective polish of Saving Grace toward a more…

Released on February 22, 2026, through Dogs of Thunder Music, “Everything” sees Jersey City singer-songwriter Kevin Honold doubling down on the qualities that make his self-styled Rhythmic Rock stand out, with cinematic scale, emotional clarity, and a real sense of motion. Drawing from a demanding climb in Washington State’s Enchantments…

“Cinematic vision” starts small, like a rainy afternoon in a truck, and a notes app line, that opens into a whole life philosophy. Virginia-based songwriter Heddy Edwards uses this first single from her forthcoming EP, The Other Side of hell is a heaven so delicate, to trace how grief and…

Leeds-born, London-based duo The Mad Mile hit their stride on their debut full-length Legroom, a record that turns everyday anxiety, social awkwardness, and late-capitalist nonsense into crooked, catchy anti-anthems. Sonically, it lives where dissonant shoegaze brushes up against focused post-rock and twitchy trip-hop, with echoes of Just Mustard, Fontaines D.C.,…

UK songwriter and NHS doctor Euplasia swaps hospital corridors for kaleidoscopic daydreams on his new single “Hallayoola,” a jolt of upbeat indie rock that feels like pure sunshine on a grey February afternoon. Following the success of “You Wonder,” he leans into a brighter, more playful side here. It’s family-friendly,…

Chas Leman has swerved hard left with REPETITIVE STRAIN, trading the Elvis Costello/Bowie-ish indie of his debut for a 2000s-flavoured, loop-driven electronic world that still drips with kitchen-sink poetry and anti-capitalist side-eye. Co-written and produced with A. Charles, the EP aims at the grind of 9–5 life, rising costs, and…

On their third album, Mountain, East Nashville quartet MIDTONES lean fully into the space between collapse and carry-on, with the everyday “midtones” where most of real life actually happens. With Daniel Brown’s raw, worn-in vocals up front and the band wrapping him in gentle piano, moody guitars, and atmospheric synths,…

Cosmic Madness kicks the door down. On Love in an Existential Crux, the Barcelona-based project turns nihilism, anxiety, and sensitive bonds into a fierce alternative rock statement for people with “too much noise” in their heads. Written in isolation like a one-person therapy session, the album keeps circling one nerve-wracking…

Dublin post-punk/synthpop outfit Gravité Fresq crank the neon paranoia all the way up on “Reality Is Premium,” a glossy 80s-flavoured anthem for the subscription age. Sitting somewhere between Pet Shop Boys’ icy poise and New Order’s driving melancholy, with a dash of LCD-style media anxiety, the track dives headfirst into…