ROCK

Beyond Signal’s “The Answers” comes like a late-night internal monologue cracked open and turned into music. It’s raw, philosophical, melancholic, and strangely comforting in its honesty. Created by Sheffield-based solo artist Thomas, who describes his sound as “TIM” or transcendental indie music, the track sits somewhere between post-punk gloom, indie…

Tár aren’t here to play it safe—they’re here to drift somewhere between memory and meltdown, and “Dancing on the Event Horizon” proves it. The Szczecin-based outfit’s second EP feels like a deliberate step deeper into their self-styled “nostalgic-gaze” lane, where early-2000s grit meets hazy, effects-drenched introspection. Following their debut mini-album…

After years of silence and a long road back from hiatus, The Simpletone returns with The Eternal Now, an album that feels more like a statement carved in stone. Rooted in years of live grit, personal detours, and creative rebuilding, this eight-track record leans into expansive songwriting and philosophical weight,…

Edinburgh’s rising outfit Pray Silence crash onto the scene with their debut single “DRAGON OF CHAOS,” and honestly, they’re here to shake the ground beneath your feet. Formed by multi-instrumentalist Marky Wildtype and vocalist-artist Sam Siggs, the project leans into a darker, heavier sonic identity that’s been brewing for years.…

There’s a certain grit that only comes from artists returning to their roots, which Cries of Redemption taps straight into that with “Torn.” This track comes like a revival and a reckoning. Led by Ed Silva, the project leans hard into its modern rock identity here, especially with the return…

Brighton’s own Cello isn’t interested in playing nice, and “We Do What We Want (When We Want When We Want To)” makes that crystal clear from the first shout. As she builds momentum toward her upcoming album Kung Fu Disco, this second single arrives like a clenched fist in the…

Sweet Mess have spent years tearing up stages with their electrifying tributes to rock’s fiercest women, but now they’re stepping fully into their own spotlight, and “Let’s Just Go” proves they’ve got the firepower to back it up. Hailing from Phoenix, the four-piece band channels all that live, sweat-soaked energy…

Dark Archer returns with “Broken Feeling,” that sits right in the gut of burnout, that comes from carrying too much for too long. Led by Jason McDonald’s stark, emotionally direct writing, the song leans into exhaustion without trying to tidy it up. It’s heavy, expansive, and uncomfortably honest, tracing that…

The song nudges you, gently but persistently, toward a decision you’ve been putting off. That’s exactly the lane The Adel Gomez Band steps into with “As Soon As Tomorrow,” a guitar-driven pop-rock cut that screams both throwback and right-now. Hailing from Aberdeen, the band leans into a groove-heavy coalescence of…

There’s a bold, almost rebellious energy behind Joseph Schwartz’s Maybe I Belong—an album that questions who gets to define it in the first place. Based out of Chicago, Schwartz leans into a hybrid approach, fusing AI-generated foundations with meticulous human shaping, and the result is surprisingly cohesive. The record pulses…