With Cooler Returns, Kiwi Jr. show the potential of their deal with Sub Pop Records – the 13 piece carefully crafted collection parking them in poll position in the breakout lane.

Keeping with their story-telling releases, the band has decided on releasing an EP of alternate versions to the songs many fans, old and new, have come to love and enjoy. Read on to find out why Alex loves it!

As far as live concerts go I Had the Blues but I Shook Them Loose (Live At Brixton) was one of significance to both the band and to the fans. The live recording is the immortalising of the experience and certainly one any attendee should add to their collection.

Formed as a companion piece to their 2019 full length Barriers, Frank Iero and The Future Violence are back with a two-sided EP, which might just be their best yet.

The Dead Freights continue to prove with every release that they’re destined for success; wrap your ears around this and you’ll never look back.

The Square One Magazine team joined together to curate a playlist of our favourite albums from this year.

Following on from their successful debut record, Wallows are back with their quarantine-made EP, Remote, offering a sort of bliss that creates the perfect soundtrack to all the changes we’ve experienced this year.

Having earned over a hundred thousand followers on TikTok, South London based Bears In Trees have spread across social media like wildfire with their brutally honest and refreshing content, their lyrics following in the same footsteps.

Alex shares their thoughts on the new Waterparks live concert film, FANDOM: LIVE IN THE UK.