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in today's musical postbag, we have pure glitter and rush from Funchal with fevered intention, ÆTHR’s debut single INFINITY is a full-throttle pop-disco dazzler built for 2am dancefloors, headphone…
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there’s a vulnerability to this one that hit me straight away. simple is best sometimes isn't it. and this one's just a mic, a voice, and some honest-to-god emotion captured live in the room.
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There’s a warmth and sincerity to Mick J Clark’s “My Friend Evonne” that you don’t hear every day.
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a quietly beautiful set of piano instrumentals on show here. feel a little carved from solitude carved straight out of solitude. there's a sense of lockdown here.
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Today's postbag has given an album lush with nostalgia, electronic sleight-of-hand, and soaked in a shadowy romance.
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Today's musical postbag has thrown up a little delight. There’s a rawness here that feels earned – the kind that only comes from 15 years in the trenches.
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RISE’s new one, Dreams, is a proper rocket. Full of heart, drive, and big open-road energy.
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Angela isn't the most rock n roll name. But finally there's a banger been written about an Angela.
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oreaganomics’ audacity is a lo-fi protest gem with teeth. built from the basement up and laced with a dose of “speak-truth-and-face-the-mess” energy, it’s a raw standout from their album And…
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this one comes out swinging. leicester’s finest, 9 o’clock nasty, return with a brutal, glitchy, punk-adjacent slap to the face.
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panic attacks never felt so good. proper punk-pop energy, massive hooks, and a band that are just pure spicy fun – what else do you need? exactly the kind of music i need this weekend.
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first off: what a title.second: this thing actually kinda slaps. london’s the new citizen kane has dropped a sun-soaked, synth-glazed remix album that feels a bit like a rom com, a beach holiday and…
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short, sweet and straight to the heart. ‘Hold On’ is a lo-fi, jersey-club-tinted love note – vulnerable vocals, dreamy textures and a beat that somehow feels both intimate and cinematic.
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big guitars. lush soundscapes. a stunning, ethereal vibe that lingers like a memory you can’t quite place.
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this one’s got a story and a heart right at the centre of it. upland’s saint nick the lesser calls his music “worship music for secular people” – and there’s definitely something tender and…
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there’s something beautifully timeless about this. canadian composer raynald grenier brings together a collection of his most elegant works – full of stunning piano, cinematic swells and quiet…
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this is something really special. it’s not often music blows me away these days, but there’s something incredibly pure about this album from the moon of manakoora.
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not gonna lie, this one’s absolutely unhinged – and i sort of love it. toronto’s eric sage brings arena rock vocals, pounding EDM beats and enough flag-waving energy to soundtrack every bbq from now…
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this is a soft and subtle heartbreaker. royston’s lynsey tibbs taps into the weird ache of modern romance – the waiting, the wondering, the staring at your phone in the dark hoping for something.
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today’s postbox brought some proper riffage. chicago’s rosetta west blend big stoner rock energy with a flicker of something more delicate.
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this one got under my skin a bit. manchester’s sampctn brings us a beautifully honest track that sits somewhere between r&b and bedroom pop, with a real emotional weight to it.
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today’s mysterious musical postbox brought a real slice of indie goodness. brighton’s fragile creatures serve up jangly guitars, classic britpop energy, and a bit of that beautiful live band magic…
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there’s a real wit and lyricism at the heart of this one. zürich-based brit tim chase imagines a future where robots have replaced human songwriters – and somehow makes it feel both funny and quietly…
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edinburgh-based flame delivers an ethereal, heartfelt dark ballad that’s packed with feeling. vocal and general production to die for.
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