MEMORIALS has officially jumped off the waterslides and into the stratosphere with their second album, All Clouds Bring Not Rain. The duo, comprised of Verity Susman and Matthew Simms, apparently decided that a barn in the French woods was the ideal place to summon the spirits of Nico and Can, then gave the whole thing […]
Diet of Worms by The Shits
The Shits return with ‘Diet of Worms‘, a record that sounds like you’re being joyfully steamrolled by a heavy-duty industrial harvester. Released through Rocket Recordings, this album brings that “disgust and deliverance” that they do oh so well, trading in the kind of grime that makes you want to take a shower and then immediately […]
Selling A Vibe by The Cribs
After a five-year hiatus that felt like an eternity for indie-rock purists, the Jarman brothers have returned with ‘Selling A Vibe‘, an album that proves they still possess the magical ability to make 2026 feel like 2005. Recorded in Brooklyn, this ninth studio effort manages to be surprisingly thoughtful without losing that “three guys in a […]
Maybe Not Tonight by Lime Garden
If you’ve ever wanted to hear what it sounds like when four best friends decide that existential dread is actually a great excuse for a dance party, Lime Garden’s ‘Maybe Not Tonight’ is your new sonic bible. This record is a technicolor-stained masterclass in “wonk-pop” that feels like a DIY disco held in a slightly gritty […]
The Cindys by The Cindys
If you’ve ever found yourself thinking, “I like music, but I wish it sounded more like it was recorded inside a wet cardboard box in Cornwall,” then The Cindys is the 21-minute salvation you didn’t know you needed. This self-titled debut on Breakfast Records is what happens when a group of Bristol musicians (including Jack […]