The dreamy new album beautifully connects famous novels with sombre memories. 

This album is the sad indie pop playlist of my dreams.

‘From The Pyre’ sees The Last Dinner Party try and establish their name in contemporary rock. 

The band’s second album is filled with strong tracks, from top to bottom, as each track provides a new layer to unravel.

The band uses fast-paced synths to scream about bad memories and news headlines.

The South African singer-songwriter embraces the simplicities of her craft to produce her most honest and intimate record yet.

The bedroom-pop artist collaborates with Hayley Williams, Soft Glas, and more on their new album.

Daniel Ash’s third album dares reach further than the signature bedroom pop and indie ballads of his previous two albums.

The Canadian singer-songwriter explores love, loss and the complexities of human emotion on their third album.

Her sophomore album is her best to date. 

On ‘Altar’, the Galway trio transform longing, rage and hope into a cathedral of sound.

The four-piece release the follow-up to their 2023 debut ‘Killjoy’ with 10 kick-ass indie rock offerings.

The Irish quintet announce their appearance, promising some of the most intriguing, indie psychedelia of the past five years.

The musician drops 12 new songs.

The trio return with a triumphant new album.

The album marks Devonté Hynes’s first full-length studio release since ‘Negro Swan’ back in 2018.

The band trades their past angst and distortion for a more intimate 70s-inspired sound on their most composed record yet.

Noah Weinman writes about healing in the band’s new album. 

The Australian duo return with a lo-fi indie pop gem, capturing the fleeting highs and bittersweet lows of romance.

The singer returns with a haunting new album.