ASAVA’s “Leigh” Hits Like a Thriller With a Guitar Solo
Ohio alt-metal band ASAVA push cinematic storytelling and heavy atmosphere to new heights with “Leigh,” a haunting seven-minute audiovisual experience that blends shoegaze textures, crushing riffs, and short-film style visuals ahead of their upcoming album Mahjong.
St. Catherine’s Child Breathes New Life Into Timeless Classics
St. Catherine’s Child breathes fresh life into “Fly Me To The Moon” and T. Rex’s “Cosmic Dancer,” blending indie folk intimacy, timeless nostalgia, and the emotive songwriting of Ilana Zsigmond.
patch_t41b Blends Organic Performance with Digital Chaos on “Everyday Somewhere”
London-based artist patch_t41b blends classical piano, distorted vocals, jazz instincts, and electronic textures on “Everyday Somewhere,” a hypnotic new single recorded at Snap Studios.
Stephen Sanchez Brings Love, Nostalgia and Old-School Charm to the Roundhouse
Stephen Sanchez brought love, nostalgia, and old-school charm to the Roundhouse, delivering a romantic London show filled with velvet vocals, retro soul, and heartfelt connection.
The Neighbourhood prove they’re arena-ready at first London show in seven years
The Neighbourhood returned to London for the first time in seven years. Read the 1883 review of The O2 show now.
Cooper Phillip’s “Love Me Not” Lives in the Space Between a Crush and a Feeling
Cooper Phillip taps into the quiet intensity of imagined connection on “Love Me Not,” a minimalist pop-R&B track about early attraction, uncertainty, and feelings that form before anything real begins.