What Do You Call That Noise ?

"From the editor of The XTC Bumper Book of Fun for Boys and Girls comes a musical exploration of one of the most essential pop groups of the 20th century. In this compelling 228-page book, some of the world's leading musicians and keenest fans come together to discuss what makes XTC so very special."

Twilight Fields - Song From The Age of Ruin

"Twilight Fields is the solo moniker of singer-songwriter Allister Thompson, who single-handedly handles all writing, playing, engineering, mixing, mastering for this project, in addition to designing everything himself from his home studio in North Bay, Ontario.

'Songs from the Age of Ruin' is a warning to the present and an apology to a possible future. This uneasy but compelling song cycle begins with the bombing of Hiroshima and absurdities of the atomic age and proceeds to tackle such difficult topics as homelessness and economic inequalities ('Lazarus'), the evils of populism and political repression ('Demagogue', 'Taken Away'), the toxicity of social media communication ('Offended'), animal rights ('The Animal’s Song'), and the utter stupidity of war ('Soldier Song'). It concludes with a three-part “climate change suite” ('Loss', 'Barren Planet', 'Why Did We Do It?') that lays bare the tragic human consequences of catastrophic climate change."

Freudz Couch - Freedom

"Their first new single with their new label ‘Freedom’ is now released under 7hard and the band is in the process of completing the new LP to be titled ‘Psycho A’ with a 2019 release date."

ShapeShiftingAliens - Fade Away

"Fade Away is about a civilization and a world on the verge of collapse as a result of the endless drive for greed and power, but this song is also about the temporary nature of everything nowadays. The accompanying video perfectly reflects this thematic.
Niklas Rundquist created, produced and directed the video, eerily bringing the lyrics of this dystopian song to life."

Auld - Mainstream Music

"London-based electronic collective Auld present their new single 'Need Her Still'. Slated for release on Friday, January 25, this is the first single to be release from their forthcoming debut album 'Mainstream Music', which is out in mid-March.
Comprised of 10 tracks, this long-play is loaded with easy yet brooding, alternative, electronic pop with guitars interwoven. While 'Mainstream Music' was recorded over the summer of 2018, some of the songs date back as early as 2012."

I Am A Rocketship - Mind Grafitti

"I Am a Rocketship merges cool Scandinavian vocals, pop hooks and a dash of experimental sounds. They write, record and create art and videos without other contributors. Layering dark lyricism and fuzz guitars over pop grooves, they create a notably attractive hybrid sound. Their music is ideal for dancing the night away on an ancient sailboat manned by robots, lost at sea. The 'Mind Grafitti' album follows their debut long-play 'Mission Control', released in 2016."

Pas Musique - The-Phoenix

"Pas Musique a four piece consisting of Jon V Worthley, Michael Durek, Jesse Fairbairn and Robert Pepper, pursuing the musical elements of electronic, experimental music with krautrock undertones. Pas Musique have collaborated with many great musicians, including Faust, Rapoon, ZEV, Philippe Petit, HATI, Chester Hawkins, Jim Tuite and many more."

Cabinet of Millionaires - Theresa

"All the way from Huddersfield, Cabinet of Millionaires bring a scathing attack on the austerity policies of the UK’s Conservative Party government, referencing the Windrush scandal, the Grenfell Tower tragedy, and failure to take in enough refugees (whilst selling arms), not to mention the dismantling of the country’s National Health Service."

Phonseca - Wait For Me

"After playing synths in bands around Bristol’s eclectic music scene, with styles as diverse as Rock, Britpop, Shoegaze, Psyche and House, Matthew followed a more minimal Ambient/Electronica direction. His training as a classical pianist also had a subtle influence on the sound, which at the same time, led to composing library music where his work has been synchronised on primetime TV like BBC1’s 'The One Show', Channel 5 programs and national TV in Poland and Romania.
During this time, after an inspiring trip to Barcelona’s Sonar Festival, he began to produce music which developed into the album."