Dubai native Edwin Raphael has spent the last five years in Montreal developing, not only his sound, but his profile as one of the hottest emerging talents in the city and new single ‘Bergamot Feels’ is another step in solidifying the young artist’s position. Having released his ‘Ocean Walk’ EP back in 2015,

    Canadian quartet Jane’s Party offer up the latest single from their fourth studio album, ‘Casual Island’, in the form of ‘Satellite’. With themes of politics, relationships and human nature seeping into, the band’s latest body of work is surely their most accomplished to date with a sense of added maturity from previous offerings.

  link   Bony Macaroni are on a mission to make ‘self-loathing cool again’. The dutch band claim that ‘previous failed attempts at life in general’ have pushed them to stand up and start making music again, and that’s exactly what they have done with the release of their debut EP last week. With track

    Mozes and the Firstborn just released the new video for ‘Sad Supermarket Song’, already picking up praise from the likes of Noisey, Clash and Pitchfork, the dutch four-piece are looking set to seriously impress in 2019. Californian label Burger Records signed the band for the release of their self-titled debut full-length in 2014,

    Exeter’s rising trio Pattern Pusher Come through with their first indie-disco infused single of 2019, ‘Take Your Own Way Home’. Co-written by one of their Dad’s (who I’m told is rather something of a songwriter with credits alongside the likes of  Robert Plant and The Levellers), the new track is a statement of