The Maine’s 8th album is a triumphant concoction of the collective feelings we as a world have experienced in the last year. We have experienced, as the name suggests, great amounts of love with intense bouts of anxiety to bring us down to reality.

A fitting time to make a name in the world during the world-stopping Olympic Games period, Edinburgh/Glasgow band, slowmove, only reflect the tale of the turtle and the hare by name, taking just over 12 minutes to win the EP race.

ISLAND are here with their latest adventure in Yesterday Park, 12 tracks imbued with nostalgia and longing for a time once past.

Halflives are back with their latest EP V , a collection of songs that consist of vocalist Linda Battilani’s vision; a story of obsession, hurt, revenge and feeling left out.

TKOH’s electric EP Fire Island Pining (Season One) is an epic dream sequence of dance-pop and modern electro-pop, making this year’s pride month just that much more complete.

An intriguing debut, Flaw Flower may not be as ground-breaking as the literature it’s inspired by, but it’s fun and peppy and shows a lot of potential for an interesting musical journey.

Black Hole Radio is an admissible debut EP effort for the Briton quartet. There’s no danger involved in making this Stranger Girl acquaintance.

Hailing from Texas and now taking Los Angeles by storm, new Hopeless Records signee DE’WAYNE isn’t messing around with the release of his debut album, Stains.

Alyssa Joseph’s heartfelt EP alive cements her as a singer-songwriter to look out for, one that meshes vulnerable and intimate moments with gritty, angsty rock.