New Music

    Southampton’s hottest export Wild Front chime in at number five on our artists of the year and with good reason. Our journey following the four-piece started way back last year around their sufficiently hyped ‘Psychics’ EP, and we were fortunate enough to have caught them playing at the NME basement. Having been on

    Guildford trio Simple Fiction recently dropped this little indie beauty, combining everything you know and love about the genre, with huge, crisp guitar lines and a crunchy bassline that keeps you moving throughout. Mixing the melancholy lyrics that are so trendy right now with uplifting, singalong choruses, Simple Fiction will definitely have a

    Back in 2017 Leicester based five-piece Easy Life released what has to be considered their breakthrough single ‘Pockets’, a track that is still popping up in high places – Most recently on the Fifa 19 soundtrack no less. Their stand-out for 2018 is undoubtably the relatably dark yet dreamy ‘Nightmares’, featuring the signature

    Based on the Isle of Wight Lauran Hibberd is a natural born story-teller, her songs are crafted with real care and have an immediate reliability, allowing you to lose yourself within them. In her own words she says ‘Don’t tell me stories, I’ll write songs about them’. 2018 saw a string of singles

  Words by Mia Seabrook (@thtmusicperson)     Anxiety, social awkwardness and mental health are all things that are leaving the ‘taboo station’ and beginning to be widely discussed, especially in this delightful little track. Atlas sings ‘feeling the pressure holding my mind / baby I wish you, would notice’ very clearly denoting to the

    Crouch End’s Sad Boys Club have had an absolute ripper of a debut year, a flurry of releases throughout the year have deservedly fast tracked them to the front of a queue of the hottest emerging bands.  The band’s debut EP ‘Yeah People Talk But You’ve Forgotten How To Live’ was released late