Category: Rise of The Indie Artists
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My Rock’nRoll Mike Stoyanov
In an age where algorithms dictate taste and rebellion feels rehearsed, Mike Stoyanov is a glorious anomaly — a swaggering, sweat-drenched reminder that rock’n’roll still lives, breathes, and bleeds from the underground up. His new single, “My Rock ’n’ Roll”, is less a song and more a personal manifesto —…
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This Love The Bartells
After turning heads this summer with Starlight—a track that earned spins in 43 countries and created the catchy named fan group the Bartello’s in the process – The Bartells return with This Love a three-minute-forty burst of sunshine that proves the Shropshire five-piece are sharpening their knack for hooks into…
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Victim Of A Casual Thing The Clause
Some debut albums introduce a band; others announce them. Victim of A Casual Thing is firmly the latter — a record that doesn’t just showcase The Clause’s talent but cements their place as one of the most exciting young bands in the UK. The Clause have been grafting for years,…
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Fever Marseille
There’s a storm brewing in Derbyshire, and it goes by the name of Marseille. The five-piece have been quietly (and not so quietly) gathering momentum over the past year, pulling in support from BBC 6 Music tastemakers like Steve Lamacq and Nathan Shepherd, while catching the ears of US outlets…
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Lucy Bendricks
Barry Island isn’t just the home of seaside arcades and Gavin & Stacey — it’s now the breeding ground for one of Wales’ most exciting new indie exports. Bendricks, a four-piece steeped in anthemic choruses and raw indie grit, are eady to charge out of the South Wales coast and…
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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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Breathe For Her Mercy Kelly
Rising indie outfit Mercy Kelly return with their brand-new single Breathe For Her, a track that cements their reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting new bands. From the very first beat, Breathe For Her hits with urgency. Laced with crisp guitar hooks, driving rhythms, and soaring vocals, the…
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