After capturing hearts with their debut ep Going Nowhere Fast, Pretty Preachers Club are back with their second EP, Romance and Adolescence; a candid and comforting insight into the hearts and minds of one of Glasgow’s newest and most wholesome indie-pop duos.

The Internet is a fascinating album and a strong debut. Record label Italians Do It Better have carved themselves out as a champion of alternative, genre spanning and out of the box music, and Glüme is no exception.

There has been a clear line of evolution from the twee sugar-rush of Communions’ Cobblestones, however with their latest release Pure Fabrication, this march of progress has, in many ways, come juddering to a psychedelia-infused halt.

A complex, inventive and all-consuming record, Typhoons is the third album brought to us by Brighton rock duo Royal Blood. What with it being four years since they last released a body of work, this is very much welcomed and an exciting insight into their evolving sound.

Chapel’s new EP shows no qualms in making a big splash into the alternative pop scene. These four songs offer a quick insight into what Chapel are about and how promising the future is for them.