Lawn brings an interesting blend of raw power with a dose of hypnotic art rock melodies in Bigger Sprout, providing an outlet of emotions to embrace and act upon.

The Faim with support from Red Hook in Southampton, UK on June 16th, 2022.

Spacey Jane’s latest offering, Here Comes Everybody, is an expansion of their debut — a jangly indie rock sound which proves to be an enjoyable listen as much as an emotional one.

Vance Joy has successfully done what he set out to do, capture a timeless moment and that is what In Our Own Sweet Time is - a piece that feels perfectly crafted for summer nights.

Outbreak has officially left its footprint on the larger festival scene, and if there’s one thing I’m sure of, is that it’s here to stay and become one of the greats.

Robocobra Quartet’s newest release Living Isn’t Easy is an excellent example of what this Irish group have to offer the world of music, as they take their unique style on a postmodern journey.

Joyce Manor have been one the most influential bands in the punk scene since they released their first self-titled record in 2013, and while they can still write a great record, it feels like it’s time for a change.

Throughout The Night Sky, Eighty Ninety’s dreamy and intimate indie-pop production serves well with the fresh lyricism.

Fontaines D.C. return with a dark and gloomy, yet vulnerable and sweet-sounding project, as Skinty Fia is the bands best album yet.