ROCK

Built from songs written across a decade, the Boston singer-songwriter Jillian Ann’s debut full-length release, When All is Said and Done, unfolds as a deeply personal journey through love, heartbreak, growth, longing, and self-discovery. Drawing inspiration from the grand songwriting traditions of the 1970s and 1980s while embracing touches of…

German independent folk artist Fish And Scale, the musical project of Roland Wälzlein, has never been interested in taking the easy road. His songs often explore life’s deeper mysteries, blending folk influences with spiritual reflection and unconventional songwriting. With “Letter from Paulus,” he turns to one of the most enduring…

Ro Barrett digs deep into the shadows on “Did No Wrong,” a powerful alternative rock track that balances anguish and resilience with striking confidence. Taken from his upcoming album Fanara, the song wrestles with suffering, injustice, and spiritual exhaustion, yet never sounds defeated. Instead, it stands tall in the storm,…

With Search The Galaxy, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter J. Daniel Thompson delivers an ambitious debut album that feels like the culmination of years spent honing his craft. Released on 29th May 2026, the record blends rock, folk, blues, and pop into a warm, uplifting collection that balances introspection with optimism. Drawing…

Manchester four-piece GLORIA have never hidden their love for larger-than-life rock music, but “End of the Race (YEH)” finds the band pushing their sound into darker, heavier, and more emotionally volatile territory. Serving as the final stop before the arrival of their upcoming EP Love, Hate & Despair, the single…

After the dreamy, Beatles-inspired charm of “Tell Me If I’m Dreaming,” Erik Neimeijer takes a sharp turn into soul-rock territory with “Green Eyed Soul,” a track bursting with swagger, energy, and a contagious sense of optimism. Serving as the title track of his latest album, Green Eyed Soul, the song…

Melbourne singer-songwriter Paul Louis Villani steps into weightier territory with “Who Do You Belong to Now? (Great Southern Land),” a brooding rock ballad that wrestles with identity, belonging, and the growing unease of watching a familiar world change beyond recognition. Villani approaches the subject from a deeply personal angle, transforming…

Birmingham’s Sycamore Hill arrives with “Circles,” a debut single that wears its classic rock influences proudly while injecting enough youthful energy to make the sound feel fresh. Drawing inspiration from the harmony-rich worlds of Fleetwood Mac, Heart, and the Eagles, the band delivers a track packed with emotional tension, soaring…

For a band that has spent years thriving in the grit and grime of garage punk, St. Divine sounds as sharp-tongued and uncompromising as ever on “30 Dolls.” The second single from the upcoming album The Devil You Know arrives with the subtlety of a brick through a window, turning…

London-based duo Roar Idle return with Sailing In My Mind, is more like a slow voyage across shifting emotional tides. Bringing the best of alternative rock, bluesy guitar work, and psychedelia, the record thrives on atmosphere. At its core, the album explores love, longing, memory, and dreams shaped by the…