Category: indie Music
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The High Nines – The High Nines
Some debuts announce a band’s arrival; others feel like a culmination of something bigger. The High Nines’ self-titled first album does both. Thirteen tracks long and brimming with confidence, it’s the sound of a North West five-piece who understand the weight of the region’s musical history but refuse to be…
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Milk Grace Calver
Grace Calver’s new single “Milk” (out October 10th) is a witty, self-aware slice of Britpop-inspired indie pop that feels as relatable as it is infectious. Built on jangly guitars, bouncy rhythms, and playful lyricism, the track captures those all-too-familiar moments of everyday chaos — from oversharing to forgetting the essentials…
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Turn It All Away Ashley Stacey
Ashley Stacey returns with a dazzling new single, Turn It All Away, set for release on Friday 12th September, via Echo Bass Records, a track that feels like it was plucked from another dimension yet speaks directly to the here and now. From the very first notes, Turn It All…
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The Back Room Ryan Redwood
Rising singer-songwriter Ryan Redwood returns with The Back Room, a deeply affecting single that sees him step further into his own identity as one of indie rock’s most compelling new voices. Out 5th September via his own label, Indie Kid Records, the track is a rich, four-minute journey through raw…
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Caught Live: By The Sea Festival
Live music review of the This Feeling By The Sea Festival at Bridlington Spa, by new music champion and Muso Award “Indie Influencer” ThisIsTheMusic
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Ziggy Maze
London quartet Maze return with Ziggy, a track that sharpens their sound and underlines why they’re one of the capital’s most exciting new guitar bands. Originally released as part of the double A-side to their debut vinyl I Know You Know, Ziggy now steps into the spotlight on its own…
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Have You Got What You Came For? Oswald Slain
Bristol’s Oswald Slain are fast proving themselves to be one of the UK’s most exciting rock outfits, and their latest single Have You Got What You Came For? only adds more fuel to the fire. Taken from their upcoming debut album BUCKY (arriving October 24th), it’s a frenetic, tongue-in-cheek slice…
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Bit Of Me Pablo Carrizo
Hull singer-songwriter, Pablo Carrizo returns with his third single Bit Of Me and it’s another confident step forward in a fast rising career. Already boasting over 39,000 Spotify streams, Carrizo has supported Andrew Cushin and Reverend and the Makers, earned a slot at By The Sea Festival via tastemakers This…
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Songs For The Spine The Royston Club
With their latest album, The Royston Club deliver a confident and emotionally charged statement that confirms their place at the top table of the UK indie scene. Where their earlier work was full of swagger and promise, this new material feels like a leap forward — tighter, darker, and more…

