“We Thought We Should Lock It In” – An Interview with Marketplace
To quote the title of their 2025 EP, Hartlepool indie-pop band ‘Marketplace Mean Business’. With a winning mix of belting
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“I think I used the guitar as a therapist” – An Interview with Andrew Cushin
Newcastle’s Andrew Cushin has been building a burgeoning reputation ever since his debut single “It’s Gonna Get Better” in 2020.
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“Working from intuition led us to this sound” – An Interview with Saint Sappho
Glasgow-based indie band Saint Sappho have just released their stunning, self-produced debut album Between The Lines. The duo of Zoe
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“Definitely picked up the pace” – An Interview with Prism Shores
Quickly building on the acclaim of last year’s breakthrough album Out From Underneath, Montreal’s Prism Shores are back with another
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“We were already going onto the next thing” – An Interview with Adult Leisure
Bristol quartet Adult Leisure have just followed up their debut album with a cracking new single “The Light You Attract”.
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”We just want to create moments of joy for people” – An Interview with ARXX
Brighton alt-pop duo ARXX have just released a fabulously catchy new single “We Don’t Talk About It Enough”. Produced by
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“I wanted my music to sound more like the music I listened to ” – An Interview with Eliza Noxon
After an absence of almost nine years, singer-songwriter Eliza Noxon is back with a superbly-crafted collection of songs on her
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“If I don’t write it, I’m forever stuck in the messy middle” – An Interview with Ailbhe Reddy
Dublin-born singer-songwriter Ailbhe Reddy is releasing her fabulous new album this Friday on Don Giovanni Records. We loved her debut
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“The train never stops moving” – An Interview with Above The Moon
New Jersey rock band Above The Moon have just released their second EP of 2025. Having released the five track
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“I’m so pleased I’ve had more time to develop as an artist” – An Interview with better joy
It’s been a busy year for Bria Keely, the brains behind Manchester-based indie-pop outfit better joy. Having released a debut
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