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Awkward Dreams is the second of two tracks just released by Sheffield's Thee Mightees. Both tracks are taken from their debut album Smiling (release date TBC), and both reveal a fondness for summery lo-fi indie-pop....

Formed in late 2014, Chaika are a garage/psych four-piece from Leeds who've been gaining themselves something of a reputation as a force to be reckoned with on the live scene.

Working from the ground up, honing their live set, getting a debut album all but ready, sneaking the odd radio play here and there, and being covered on little old sites like ourselves has been...

Struggling to find the right words to go with Good Morning, the latest slice of brilliant 80s-flecked pop / disco / indie / gorgeousnes from Manchester's Girl Friend, I realise after a while that the...

Sleepy Hahas bring heavy duty psych-fuzz sounds and a series of black and white figures, shapes and characters that may or may not have some deep meaning that I'm not quite able to fathom in...

You Sat Alone was released just over a month ago, as a prelude to Body is Dead, the new album from Funeral Advantage. And what a prelude it is! Dream pop for dreamers to dream...

'Think of the Sunshine is the first new track from the recently reformed Hurricane #1. Back together minus Andy Bell the band are ready to release their first new material since their second album Only...

The new single from London quartet Pink Film, Trouble is a four-minute parade of harmonies, melody, with a restless rhythm section outer shell and a sweetly pyschedelic filling.

Football features power pop with a kick (pun semi-intended), a message of ambiguous relationships with the beautiful game, and a retro Bristol City FC kit.

The video for Or Anyone doesn't take itself too seriously; all the while a violent but perfectly harnessed storm whips up around Millie Phipps' stunning vocal as the track treads its relentless, sinister path.

Please Eloise is the latest effortlessly perfect pop creation to roll off the sparkling Flyte production line.

Joey Says We Got It is a killer track with lushness and light mixing it nicely with lo-fi roughness: sometimes it's slick, occasionally it's raw and just about holding together, overall it's top-notch lo-fi.

Western Scene have released a new video for their single See What You Want To. Shot entirely using an iPhone 6, it explores the dynamics of two people experiencing a relationship with entirely different perspectives....

Size of Your Town is the latest single from Melbourne's Crepes. Taken from their debut EP Cold Summers, the track and its video pay homage to the regional Victorian town of Ballarat

One man summer vibe campaign David Alexander continues his mission to bring subtle sunshine into your life with Nothing Can Stop Us Now, the new single from Summer Heart.

Fell Runner are a new band based in Los Angeles, mixing indie rock riffs with all sorts of shifting and interlocking rhythms. The combination comes from the quartet's desire to "blow off steam" during their...

Aw Hell is the new single from LA rock band Swerve. You might detect REMishness in some of the guitar lines, mixed with a kind of brit-pop, brit-rock downstroke.

Pale Honey are Swedish duo Tuva Lodmark (guitar / vocals) and Nelly Daltrey (drums). Over Your Head is their new single. Its laid back coolness doesn't need any help from me.

The Broken Heed is an album comprising 10 original songs written about and through depression. The project aims to raise funds for male mental health charity CALM. CALM is a relatively young charity, but does...

If Beulah and The Shins got together for a basement jam, they might wind up creating something along the lines of Just Like July, the debut single from Pelicans and their Allies.