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HAWK IN THE NEST RETURNS WITH PURPOSE
a conversation about roots, reinvention, and finding the sound that finally feels true
The picks
evil maracas
evil maracas craft something stunning on 'madreselvas', a slow-burning alt-rock single where devotion curdles into gorgeous, unsettling obsession
abraham manticore
abraham manticore distils emotional fracture and silence into a hypnotic coldwave single that refuses to let go
milyam
milyam sounds like the best possible bridge between commercial pop and late-night art rap on dream
grey & purple songbook
grey & purple songbook offer a beautifully vivid portrait of pre-performance nerves, packaged in a lovely piano ballad
keesha blair
keesha blair turns family legacy into one of the most quietly moving message-songs we've heard this month
brannen
brannen sounds like the best possible fusion of a drummer's instinct and melodic house production on tulips
c'batch
c'batch turns a heartbreak ballad into one of the most infectious summer dance remixes we've heard
the house flies
the house flies' new single builds a wonderfully bleak world of hypnotic post-punk fog
the ruffles
the ruffles make baby blue bronco sound like the best possible use of an abbey road studio session
peningo riders
peningo riders turn high street roadhouse into one of the most blistering rock tracks we've heard all month
evil maracas
evil maracas twist devotion into obsession with a genuinely gripping slice of dark spanish rock
tom minor
tom minor spins moonlit melancholy into a genuinely upbeat slice of kinks-esque vintage rock