UK alternative metal duo Escape The Box aren’t interested in fitting neatly into one genre box, and after spending time with their latest EP, Dead Ends & DayDreams, it’s easy to see why. Moving between alternative metal, metalcore, electronic textures, melodic rock and dark pop influences, the six-track release feels less like a collection ofContinue reading “Escape The Box Break Free From Genre Boundaries On Dead Ends & DayDreams”
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SAM ASHBY – ‘NOT A GIRL’ EP REVIEW
From Big Brother to big pop hooks, Sam Ashby closes one chapter and steps confidently into another with debut EP ‘Not a Girl’. For plenty of people, Sam Ashby will first be recognisable from their appearance on Big Brother. But a year on from entering the public eye, Ashby is looking to introduce people toContinue reading “SAM ASHBY – ‘NOT A GIRL’ EP REVIEW”
Album Review: Faking It – Jimmy Beedham
On his debut album Faking It, Manchester guitarist Jimmy Beedham steps forward with a record that’s full of personality, craft, and that unmistakable feeling of musicians genuinely enjoying themselves. It’s a proper fusion journey – jazz, funk, rock, blues, and even a splash of psychedelic and Spanish guitar – all stitched together with a confidenceContinue reading “Album Review: Faking It – Jimmy Beedham”
Single Review: Restless Alibi – Echoviolet
Echoviolet return with Restless Alibi, their first release with the band’s new line‑up – and it’s a proper statement of intent. The track dives straight into the emotional messiness of being hooked on someone who pulls you in, tears you apart, and leaves you chasing answers you’ll never get. It’s toxic, you know it’s toxic,Continue reading “Single Review: Restless Alibi – Echoviolet”
EP Review: “Combination” by Lynn Dossenbach
Lynn Dossenbach’s debut EP Combination is a confident, genre spanning introduction to an artist who refuses to sit still creatively. Across five tracks, she blends indie pop, folk, country and funk leaning pop rock with a natural ease, letting each song find its own identity without ever losing her voice at the centre. Written overContinue reading “EP Review: “Combination” by Lynn Dossenbach”
Champion – A Powerful Animated Anthem of Strength, Struggle and Self‑Belief
“Champion” brings together three artists – Bud Rebel, Keeni, and Jin Hwan Jae – each adding their own voice to a track built around resilience, mental health, and personal growth. Bud Rebel, known for his work across film, television, and podcasting, has steadily built a reputation as a creator unafraid to explore meaningful themes. FromContinue reading “Champion – A Powerful Animated Anthem of Strength, Struggle and Self‑Belief”
Jolene Jones Turns Heartbreak into Fire on Debut Single ‘Loyalty’s a Joke
Indie‑Pop Bite Meets Retro Shine in a Fearless Debut Release Date: 6 February 2026 Genre: Confessional Pop / Empowering Pop UK singer‑songwriter Jolene Jones steps out with her debut single “Loyalty’s a Joke”, a sharp‑tongued, emotionally charged pop track that blends vulnerability with a proper bit of bite. It’s a confident first move – theContinue reading “Jolene Jones Turns Heartbreak into Fire on Debut Single ‘Loyalty’s a Joke”
Review: Emma Bass – “Sweet Dejavu”
At just 28 years old, Emma Bass is proving she isn’t simply emerging – she’s arriving. With a knack for weaving together the heaviest strands of UKG, House, and Bass, Bass has carved out a distinctive space in the underground scene, balancing fierce DJ energy with her powerful voice and impressive song writing abilities. HerContinue reading “Review: Emma Bass – “Sweet Dejavu””
EP Review: Minnis – Atone
From Keighley, West Yorkshire, Minnis have stepped out swinging with their debut EP Atone four tracks of raw alt‑rock graft that thrive on imperfection and emotional honesty. Recorded, mixed, and mastered entirely by the band in their own hometown studio, this is DIY spirit through and through. The EP kicks off with Crooked Man, openingContinue reading “EP Review: Minnis – Atone”
Daisy Peacock turns heartbreak into a flirty indie‑pop banger with “girlbestfriend”
Daisy Peacock – girlbestfriend Rising indie‑pop artist Daisy Peacock is back with her brand‑new single “girlbestfriend”, out 27th November 2025 via AWAL. It’s a fun, flirty anthem about “the girl he told me not to worry about” – packed with wit, honesty, and that cheeky edge that makes Daisy one of the UK’s most excitingContinue reading “Daisy Peacock turns heartbreak into a flirty indie‑pop banger with “girlbestfriend””
