Less 'laid back dance-floor shuffle', more 'intense strut' than Glow, Silhouette is another good reason to keep Monogem on your radar through 2015.

Laserbeam is their first release of the year from Phantom Runners, bring you a summer's day in mid-February with its laid-back rhythms, guitar bursts and soft meadow-breeze harmonies.

There's an exuberance running right through So So Happy, the first release from new alt-duo LA84.

The greatest aspect of the video for Elsewhere is how it works with the music and never once makes you feel even slightly guilty for still loving the 90s.

Give up the ghost, but don't give up your day job. Give out but don't give up, give in, give over, give it away give it away give it away now. I'm a change giver,...

'Psychemagik takes the funked up horns of Gagarin and fashions them into disco dance-floor wedges'

I can't remember the last time I felt the musical high that kicked in the first time Ladybird's sweet chords played.

'The Pageant was released in November 2014, and will give you a good idea of what The Recordists are about: namely, loudness, riffs and vocals that occasionally sound like Gary Jarman doing an impression of...

I've been electropopified: it took me a couple of listens to get attuned to the ferocious Mad as Hell, the new single from Damn Vandals, and its equally raging b-side This Music Blows My Tiny...

Following the release of Ruled by Dreams last year, former Geneva lead singer Andrew Montgomery has announced details of a new single and UK tour.

October is the third release in the 12 month suite cycle by instrumental duo Peter Levics. On the eight pieces that together make up October there are worlds without, worlds within. That so much could...

I'm a bit of a sucker for a nu-disco beat, a vaguely balearic vibe or a lyric that in any way whatsoever references summer and good weather. Sunrise wins on all counts.

Change / Otherside is a double a-side and the first release from Keto, a four-piece Nottingham band fronted by Leah Sinead. Both tracks are atmospheric slow-burners that reveal new depths with each listen.

In Molière, guitars bubble, the beat shuffles, and it all builds into a chaotic clashing whirl that's a shock in contrast to the track's cool beginnings.

From the moment the title track kicks in to the last moments of gentle feedback of Bubble Tea, this three track EP from Lull is a heavy, crunching, distorted, woozy fifteen minutes of shoegazing and...

Unifier's 2011 EP, "Oh, Great City", has been re-released by their new label Spartan Records as a free download.

Dissolve, released last week by Absofacto, is a tale of the joy and sorrow, the pleasure and pain of love. It's the truth and the cliché, the knowledge that to win a heart you have...

A couple of weeks ago That's Nice released a horn-laden feast of summer sounds in the shape of Holiday, featuring Josh Moriarty of Aussie indietronicalists on vocals. Now Keljet has provided the remix that takes...

Distant Past is - as we've come to expect from Everything Everything - playful and strange, with a sound that refuses to settle.

Turn Away starts out ominous, beats and vocals falling over each other, becomes euphoric, then ends in bliss.