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.

Combining new musical elements within their original and best loved sounds, Dissonants have made an EP that strikes a chord with whatever mood you’re feeling, keeping us all connected and hopeful for the future of music.

Superlove have already brought together a dedicated fanbase with just a handful of singles, and it’s clear that they are passionate and refuse to let anything get in the way of climbing higher.

Emo pop-rock band, Happy. have recently put out their second album, Impostor Syndrome under Rude Records. The band did an incredible job with this album, and having lost a member hasn’t changed them at all. They’re still as strong, if not stronger with this release.