Living up to the name ‘Blitz Pt.1′, Strange Bones brings both the thunder and the lightening with their new EP. An absolute assault on the senses.

Swedish rock quintet Thenighttimeproject return with their second LP, ‘Pale Season’. The title refers to the blank voids of memory thanks to monotony. Will this new record fit that description or will it excel its predecessor as a melancholy rock masterpiece?

Jade Jackson makes her anticipated return with her second album ‘Wilderness’. Jackson has used past experiences of addiction and self doubt, to turn out her most introspective and personal music to date.

A two weekend takeover of music, All Points East Festival returns for its second year, residing in London’s leafy Victoria Park. Playing host to some of the most exciting names in music, the festival’s rock ruling line-up on Friday 31st May saw headliners Bring Me The Horizon play a career-spanning set. The band’s self-curated bill brought performances from Architects, Employed To Serve, IDLES, Run The Jewels, Scarlxrd, Sleeping With Sirens,While She Sleeps and more across the festival’s six stages.

With debut LP ‘Jord’, MØL’s genre fluid musicianship has been widely complimented. Their re-released EPs, ‘I’ and ‘II’, show where it all began.

The LaFontaines have got personal on their third album ‘Junior’, set for release this week via SO Recordings. The Scottish trio have stuck to their genre-mixing ways to create a varied body of music, which looks set to delight fans both old and new.

Brooklyn’s Alicia Jeanine and Jed Smith bring to the table a joyous blend of 2019 nostalgic DIY indie pop and 60’s surf rock in their punchy inaugural album: Jeanines.

With the release of their debut full length record ‘Through Love & Death, You’re All I Have Left’, Scottish sad rockers Dude Trips have placed themselves in a great position to become your new favourite band.

After playing as MC Lars’ backing band and supporting him on tour, there is a lot riding on this debut Ruled By Raptors release. Will it be the catalyst for a meteoric rise?

Zeal & Ardor brought their unique sound to London in December, and the results are captured in the aptly titled ‘Live In London’ album for us to experience.