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Punchy, pop doused melodies are the order of the day – not least because you're likely hungover as hell after the pre-Christmas festivities – and we're here to provide musical sustenance of the highest quality. Today's sweet, sweet offering comes courtesy of Brighton up-and-comer Edward Sansom who's layering vocals like they're ...
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Marching forth like some kind of all-powerful indie army, Simple Fiction's latest cut is a force to be reckoned with. Invoking flecks of One Stop favourites Arms Akimbo, Circa Waves and a nostalgic smattering of naughtiest mid-tempo rock, fresh cut "Tall Stories" is an easy listen if ever there was one ...
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A building offering of the most DIY kind, CAEZAR have arrived and they're ready to take your headphones by storm. Invading with the sonic tenacity of a bat on steroids, fresh cut "Waiting" is a true diamond in the rough. An infectious feast from start to finish, the track features ...
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Producing powerful, punk-heavy cuts, Kid Kapichi – with their heavy riffs and storming rhythm – are out to create a genre of their own. Ones to watch, this is definitely a horse we'll be backing in the race to become the 'band of a generation'. Far from sticking to the same ...
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Stepping forth with dulcet swathes of indie, Lancastrian quartet Ruby Beach are bringing in the weekend. Fresh cut “Leaves” is a sublimely subtle offering, showcasing the softer, atmospheric edge to the band's sound. Blending dancing guitars and understated melodies with drifting harmonies, it's a delightfully low-key offering that creates an ...
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Anyone who's anyone will be fully aware of the music industry's recent obsession with the 80s – a wave that shows no sign of crashing anytime soon. The latest band channeling the spirit of Brian Cox in all his keytar glory are Cali natives The Millennial Club. Fresh cut “Give It ...
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It's time to practice your bows and curtseys, for the time has come for The King's Parade to once again grace us with their presence. Returning with triumphant new release "Woman", the track is a surging offering that melds relentless rhythmic undercurrents with hefty guitar riffs. Lyrically the track plays ...
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Blending plucky acoustics with fistfuls of soul, London-based singer-songwriter Harry Pane is here to deliver a reflective dose of indie-infused folk. Drizzled with soul and emitting a haunting undercurrent reminiscent of Canadian folk greats, the track is a slowly building offering that is sure to captivate. “Beautiful Life symbolises the support ...
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When it comes to crafting electro-centric pop that both captivates and seduces, none seem to handle the challenge quite like Danish dream team WhoMadeWho. A group whose music has been labelled everything from rock to indie to club music since their debut self-titled album hit airwaves back in 2005, subsequent ...
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If hypnotic vocals are what your Thursday calls for, look no further than today's searing offering from vocalist Charlee Muse and producer GARABATTO. Pairing up in search of world domination, fresh curt “Infected” tells a tale of self-medication resulting from futile attempts to fill a seemingly bottomless void. Weaving dancing ...
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An artist can stand out from the crowd for countless reasons; from promiscuous lyrics to bold visuals, the varying USPs are designed to grab our attention – and TOMM¥ €A$H is no exception. Unleashed from Estonia, the post-soviet rapper wants you to get out the bread and make him a sandwich ...
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Twinning relentless drum beats with hook-heavy choruses, Joseph J. Jones has returned with a storming new offering in the form of “Crawl”. Nailing the art of surging, soulful melodies, Jones has come along way since his days performing in East End football pubs. Now, artfully crafting a true pop earworm, ...
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Quaint pop joins forces with tinkering melodies to create "Odyssey", The Accidentals latest whimsically charged offering. Hailing from Traverse City, Michigan, the band bring forth a genre-morphing sound, incorporating distinctive elements of folk, pop, indie and, well, pretty much everything in between. There's no doubt The Accidentals are on a ...
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It's time to turn the amps up to full blast in preparation for Texas King's storming new offering. Hailing from London, Ontario, the band came together in the closing half of 2012. Churning out fine rock specimens you'll find yourself *ahem* returning to, the band's latest cut, "Boomerang", is a ...
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Soul flavoured pop at its finest, this electro tinged offering from Bira features a powerful, rhythm heavy soundscape. Opening proceedings with stripped back, lowly piano chords, Bira's raw and infectious vocals cut through the airwaves like a hot knife through butter. A cut depicting the struggles of being in a relationship, ...
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A stellar helping of searing new music, "Open Water" is the powerful indie anthem you should be listening to. Hailing from none other than bonnie Scotland, Atlas Run are blending soaring choruses and heavily layered riffs to create a building and intense listening experience. Taken from their fresh EP Depths, the ...
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Infusing our speakers with an indulgent dose of soul, the unrelenting sound of Cautious Clay is the prescription your Monday requires. Staggered harmonies and wistful lyrics combine, crafting a blissfully soaring sound worthy of a few moments of your undivided attention. Calls of "I'm level headed because I'm never stressing..."  blend ...
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Infiltrating our eardrums with a highly infectious strain of the 'Indie Pops', Magnus Bechmann sure knows how to make an entrance. Fresh cut "Bruises" certainly leaves its mark. Blending gripping choruses with wave after wave of finely crafted hooks, the 21-year-old's latest release leaves you wanting more. Plucky electronic elements intertwine ...
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A hearty dose of quintessential British rock, newcomers Witterquick are here to batter your ears with some heavy rocks. Sorry, misread the press release – I meant heavy rock.  Fresh cut "Shattered Suns" showcases their sound in full force, lacing gritty guitar riffs with powerful, soaring choruses. It's a surging offering ...
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If a powerful wall of sound is precisely what you've been searching for, we think it's about time you checked northern rockers Wolfpeake out for size. Blending surging guitar lines with hook-heavy choruses, "Hennessy" is a soundburst that is sure to delight. Drawing comparisons to the likes of Twin Wild, blended ...
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An offering of the alternative kind, "Encounter" is an offering to wrap your ears around. The second single off their Sugar High LP, BRNS (pronounced "brains") are filling the airwaves with a glitchy offering that's smattered with remnants of Everything Everything crossed with an obscure post-punk soundscape. Already praised by ...
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Injecting your Monday with a lively dose of indie-pop, George Glew is here to ease you into the week. The Welsh vocalist has unleashed fresh cut "Home Love", a powerful and surging indie anthem for the masses. The follow up to previous releases "Bury Me" and "Me And My Brother", ...
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Merging flecks of Americana with reverb laden instrumentals, Brendan Benson has returned to make a statement. It was back in 2005 that he joined Jack White in forming the Raconteurs. Scoring a number one single with "Steady as She Goes", the group were propelled to the heady heights of success. Now, ...
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Like countless other tip top pop offerings, Amanda Mair is a Scandi native overflowing with talent. Hailing from Stockholm, the vocalist has just unveiled her latest cut, AA side "Rush" and "Wednesday". The former is a dark and contemplative offering, fit for our finely honed ears. Introduced as a piano ...
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Brit and Novello Award champ, Nerina Pallot, has thrown the musical realm into a frenzy with her sixth album, Stay Lucky. Recorded in just two weekends at London’s very own RAK studios, Stay Lucky is an album that includes some scorching collabs. Featuring the likes of Bernad Butler, Markus Feehily, and Rod Thomas (AKA ...
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British award-winning double act Chrissy Mostyn and Rick Pilkington (AKA The Black Orchestra) have released scorching new track, “Born to Live” – and boy is an offering. Identifying as composers, songwriters and multi-instrumentalists, "Born to Live" breaks away from the stifling, commercialist material that so often hogs our charts. Like many ...
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Hailing from Toronto, Ontario, Liteyears have unleashed a sizzling new offering from your listening pleasure. Melding high-octane, alt-pop elements with electronic loops and anthemic choruses, "Rhythm In The Stars" is one for the running playlist. Comprised of brothers Brent (vocals/piano) and Brian Wirth (guitar), Nick Haberer (bass/vocals), and Joey Muha ...
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Serving up fresh tunes of the rarest kind, rock outfit Bend Sinister are cooking up a storm in the land known as Canadia. Laden with synths and soaring choruses, "Walk the Other Way" is a pop crossover with an infectious disposition. Reminiscent of RAH RAH and Paper Lions, the surging ...
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Crammed with soaring vocals and dynamic string sections, US outfit VON GREY have returned with their latest track "Hearse". It's an endearing and etherial offering from the trio, pairing the dark, underlying qualities we've come to expect from the group, with infectious choruses and spine-tingling harmonies. The follow up to ...
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Unleashing waves of invigorating dream-pop direct from Newcastle, Seeing Hands are a radar-worthy band for that weekday pick-me-up. Consisting of Kev (guitar / lead vocals), Liam (drums) and 'The Party' (bass), fresh single "Take Me Back" holds a brilliantly nostalgic sense of purpose. Whimsical vocals and jangling, indie guitars combine, crafting soaring melodies reminiscent ...
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If you like your Mondays indie-shaped, fret not, for we have a hearty-as-hell helping for you in the form of "Only The Lonely". MRYGLD (pronounced like those infamous golden gloves) is an indie rock band from the thriving music hub of Birmingham, Alabama. Formed in early 2017 by Brandon Snipes ...
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Injecting Monday with a slice of rock 'n' roll glory, The Skullers are here and they're making a statement. Fresh cut “Meet Me in Memphis” is a raw and contemporary take on blues drenched Americana (don't worry, there's neither a pickup truck nor a fiddle in sight). A sound that can ...
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Pairing jangling guitars with slick indie riffs, Voodoo and the Crypts are stepping up to show the music world how it's done. Bringing forth dance tinged indie with a smattering of 80s pop, fresh cut "Feeling" is a feast for the ears. Featuring a continuous four-to-the floor kick drum accompanied by rattling ...
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Nottingham-based Josh Wheatley is churning out low-key pop vibes like they're going out of fashion. Twinning reverb laced guitars with honed lyricism, fresh track "Chemicals" is set to create one hell of a reaction (like what we did there?). And at the tender age of 21, he's an artist producing ...
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A sleazy, synth-heavy offering of the catchiest order, we're excited to bring you "Um, K?", the exclusive new cut from London lads Rowe. Overflowing with confessional lyricism, this latest sound is a powerful electronic powerhouse, bursting with pop potential. Shadowing the sound of synth laden indie acts like The 1975, "Um, K?" ...
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As demos go, Israeli group Electric Zoo's latest offering has certainly caught our eye. Invoking a distinctly Royal Blood-esque vibe, courtesy of hard-hitting guitar riffs and soaring melodies, "Can't Drown A Memory" is a reverb-laced frenzy. Their debut, Diamonds In The Sand, burst onto the scene with the force of a ...
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Blending the raw grit of US rocker Skrizzly Adams with the twinkling highlights of international hit-maker Lissie, "Redemption" was always going to be a winning offering. This latest cut is a melding of minds, blending Adams' signature grit and country twang with a slick and infectious pop essence Lissie provides. A ...
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It's time to ease ourselves into the week courtesy of the dulcet soul-pop sounds of Nashville's Bien. Blistering guitar lines and slick grooves combine to create "Electric Dream", the title track taken from the trio's fresh new EP. Swirling funk undertones and lo-fi flecks form the basis of the track, ...
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Talent oozing from the first to the last made Kid Kapichi's show at Oporto one to remember. And with a host of prime support acts and Where Fires Are topping off the menu, this musical feast didn't disappoint. If every Wednesday night was as good as this, most people wouldn’t ...
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The future's certainly looking bright for British up-and-comer DD Allen. Steadily laying the foundations for a storming chart career, latest cut "Rebecca's Curse" serves up infectious pop hooks smattered with just the right amount of indie. Soulful songwriting at its finest, Allen's latest offering melds spine-tingling vocals and searing guitar ...
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It's soulful, it's rammed full of reverb, and first and foremost, it's goddamn infectious. The latest sonic offering from Terra Lightfoot, fresh cut "Paradise" does precisely what it says on the tin. Layered with indulgent guitars, tinkering synths and an undulating blues-filled chorus, this is well worth a listen – ...
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It's time for a mellow dose of glitchy soul. Yup, if that sounds like a weird and wonderful combination, well, you'd be spot on. While Lemuel Dufez has always carried a number of titles, his latest solo project coined DEVOTED (Lemuel in Hebrew is ‘devoted to God’) brings a fresh wave of ...
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If Nazi hating feminist punk is your forté, look no further than the bold scent of Cheap Perfume. Kicking white supremacy in the balls with a sledgehammer, latest cut "It's Okay (To Punch Nazis)" is a slogan we can get on board with. Comprised of members “Jane No” (vocals) and ...
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Attempting to bottle the essence of summer with the assistance of bouncing guitar lines, newcomers Cassia have officially arrived. Unleashing their new single ‘"Sink" upon the world, the Macclesfield 3-piece band are introducing us to their upbeat, dance-friendly festival soundscape. Comprised of Rob Ellis (Lead vocals, Guitar), Lou Cotterill (Bass, ...
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It's dark, it's string-laden, it's a crackling and soulful affair. Anderson East is here and it sounds as though he's yet to pack in a 40-a-day habbit. Starting off proceedings with reverberating synths and a soaring string-section, "All On My Mind" is an impassioned affair. The fiery new track sees ...
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A raw and riff filled offering, "Blame" is a fiery and surging indie-rock track from Nashville's YØUTH (AKA Julian Denté). Having seen his hometown evolve from a country music mecca, to a scene bursting with inventive pop, hip-hop, electronic, and of course  folk and Americana, his offering melds a host of ...
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Shit Hot Harmonies. That's all I'm going to say. OK, so I guess that wouldn't be much of a review. I'm going to write something else now. Here goes... Ooozing dulcet vocal lines that will have you drifting into a whimsical daze, FYOHNA's fresh cut "Believe You" is as soulful ...
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As far as Track Of The Day titles go, they're a bit like belonging to a private member's club – exclusive, a little pretentious in the best possible way. Today's offering from Shuffle Baby means they're the latest band to join the elite. "Get That Gold" is a punchy dose of ...
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Now, most of us have experienced that magical moment after dark when the city (in our case London) becomes a magical twinkling mass. Yup, that's the setting for the fresh new track from US-based band The National Parks. As I say this, thousands of Green Peace protesters are lighting flaming ...
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I love grapes, you love grapes, we all love grapes. Well, you sure as hell ought to after checking out this sweet little offering from Johannesburg indie-pop outfit Yo Grapes. Fresh cut "Weekend Shy Boy" is so laid back, it's positively horizontal. Merging funk-filled undercurrents with jangly guitar riffs, this ...
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Introducing "The Others", the fresh new track from Aussie 4-piece The Jezebels. Yup, that's right, we're in the midst of a week-long Aussie fest over on One Stop Record Shop. A euphoric show of force, the groups latest offering is an indulgent indie showcase. In fact, it's a sound I'm ...
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Bolder than an ex-con with a face full of teardrops, today's Track Of The Day comes courtesy of rock 'n' rollers Prism Tats. Oh, wait, we misread that as prison. Scrap that analogy. It's a US indie-rock invasion, as fresh cut "Brainwaves" escapes through your speakers. A sound coming direct ...
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If dream-rock sounds like your kind of thing, then it's time you gave Crystal Cities a few moments of your undivided attention. Hailing from Sydney, Australia (there seems to be a theme emerging this week), these chaps have just unleashed “Binary Eyes” – a dreamy and reverberating track that melds intense ...
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Sure Sure is a band blending piano-led pop ballads with an off-kilter indie vibe courtesy of surging guitar lines. Latest cut "Koreatown" blends flecks of Empire Of The Sun with the raw and intriguing vocal lines of US greats like Weezer. Tinkering melodies interlace with infectious riffs to craft a ...
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They're bringing roots-rock back (now just say it to the tune of JT's "Sexy Back" to give it a little more punch). Fresh cut "Bottoms Up" from John Pagano Band is a contemporary offering, brimming with blues influences and rock power chords. Think a helping of Jack White's homemade guitar, ...
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Aussie rules. No, not the sport. I'm talking about our love for the land down under and the recent influx of cracking indie tracks that have floated their way across the Atlantic. CREO are no exception. A guitar-driven powerhouse bowing down at the altar of indie, latest cut "Subtitles For ...
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The latest collaboration between Melbourne-based producer Wayfarer// and dulcet vocalist LANKS, "Broken Wire" brings forth a surging and infectious summer sound. Taken from upcoming EP, Garden State, the track brings forth an electronic, indie invasion. Tinkering synths and mellow guitar lines combine to create this wholesome and infectious offering. "Broken Wire ...
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Infiltrating our speakers with her goosebump inducing harmonies, Chappell Roan is an artist set for big things. The intoxicating sounds of “Good Hurt” are both indulgent and menacing, powerful enough to leave you branded a Roan addict (trust us, we're already attending meetings).  The compelling video that accompanies “Good Hurt” ...
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An infectious indie-pop ode to love lost, today's Track Of The Day serves up a sublimely raw and sentimental sound from Boston-bred Adam Jensen. Latest track "You Don't Love Me Like Before" blends shimmering synths with plucky guitar lines to craft an infectiously lo-fi offering. Recounting a love that's no ...
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Chipper rock at its finest, Somerset lads ZEALS have exclusively unveiled fresh cut "Feel It" for your listening pleasure. Exhibiting the full range of frontman Harrisen Larner's vocals, the indulgent guitar-led track will leave you wanting more. It's a decidedly slick affair, blending rock production with raw riffs and surging choruses that would feel ...
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Dulcet indie is the order of the day, and courtesy of UK rockers Yardlander, we're serving up the solution. Fresh cut "Kiss with Teeth" features the raspy vocals of frontman Oscar Koronka, pairing reverberating guitars with a soaring and powerful chorus. Koronka’s dark demands of ‘take off that face’ are ...
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Sketchy indie. It's a new genre I've decided to invent. Y'know, because it's not like there's already an abundance of absurd genre labels floating around the internet. Today's Track Of The Day falls straight into this new, niftily designed category. US artist M.A.G.S., AKA Elliott Douglas, has unleashed "Demon" into the ...
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If all album titles summarised their musical content as succinctly as Everything Everything’s latest show of force, it’s safe to say music journalists worldwide would be out of a job. A Fever Dream‘s concise nature is perfectly suited to the lazy age of social media – despite its contents being ...
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Pairing raw and distorted vocals with soothing piano lines, today's fresh offering is a bit of a boundary spanner. Stonerpop AKA electronic/synthpop duo Jimmie Maneuva and Maudie Michelle are producing dark resonating pop with all the trimmings. Latest cut "Fox" is a harrowingly infectious offering. Cries of "We built our ...
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It may be raw, but this fresh little cut from Hadar Baron has bags of potential. Taken from her debut EP, GOLD, what "Upper Hand" lacks on the production front it makes up for in terms of unrelenting rhythm and infectious melodies. Blending flecks of folk with harmonious acoustics, the Israeli ...
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Introducing the rough 'n' ready sound of Born Joy Dead. Hailing from south of the equator, these Aussie lads are ripping up the indie-rock rule book and spreading it on toast for breakfast. Latest track "Sinkhole Holiday" presents you with more reverb than humans are fit to handle. A band ...
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We're mixing things up today, bringing you a soulful premiere from US singer-songwriter Jacob Brock. Fresh track "Little Feet" is a shining example of his raw prowess, blending deep-cutting lyrics with slick pop choruses and distinctly urban flecks. There's no denying the heartfelt passion this 24-year-old holds for his music, and judging ...
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Infectious non-conformity is the order of the day, courtesy of the devilish lads of Late Night Episode. An emphatic dose of twenty-first century indie-rock, latest cut "Golden Age" merges infectious hooks with a suitably retro aesthetic. Bouncing guitar lines intertwine with catchy pop cries of "We're all living on the internet ...
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Fighting their way back in style, Cold War Kids have returned with a fierce new offering in the form of "So Tied Up". With an intro that will undoubtably give you a sense of deja-vu ("Hospital Beds" anyone?) the track blends the band's signature foot-stomping melodies with gospel infused choruses ...
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A band intertwining soulful melodies and the husky tones of a chainsmoker with a 40-a-day habit, UK lads Up Down Go Machine are ones to keep an eye on. Latest track "Gambler" really isn't much of a risk at all, with gritty touches of Americana that are set to enchant ...
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On Thursdays we listen to filthy pop music (a line that was clearly destined for Mean Girls but never quite made the cut) . Today's sweet offering comes in the form of "Key Lime Pie", an infectious cut that's here to brighten up your summer. Coming to you direct from across ...
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Injecting a healthy dose of indie-pop into your Wednesday, Oakland-based outfit The Tambo Rays have the perfect offering to brighten up this dreary hump day. "Always Down" merges vibrant and electric chord progressions with sharp, reverb-laden vocals.Think the US equivalent of emerging indie acts like Fickle Friends and the infectiously hooky Royal Teeth – ...
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Somewhere over the rainbow – beyond Kanye’s head – was a magical land rumoured to be setting for the “best Splendour in the Grass yet”. Exploding with strobe lit forests, haunted houses and a giant, unmistakably holy, Kanye x Rainbow art piece (branded as our unofficial meeting point over the ...
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If you hadn't figured as much, Gallo is back with fresh cut "Truth or Dare" – a delicious dose of faded glamour. Serving up quintessential indie tinged pop like it's going out of fashion, the latest track blends dark, teasing calls of "Wanna play a little truth or dare?" with ...
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Blending dulcet harmonies with an infectious smattering of alternative goodness, Smoky Knights may still feel a little on the raw side but these choruses offer up bags of potential. "Sooner or Later" is the title track taken from their third EP, blending infectious guitar riffs and subtle pop hooks with ...
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If you're desperately in need of summer vibes in the midst of this grim British weather, look no further than this fresh offering from northern trio Silver Wilson. Their name may sound as though they're your grandads best mate from Bingo, but don't let that fool you, these chaps are ...
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It's Friday – which means indie-tinged pop is exactly what the doctor ordered. Following the release of a host of standout singles in 2016, Aussie songstress Sparrows has returned to entertain your eardrums.  ‘Take My Heart Out’  is an exquisite little track, drawing inspiration from those embarrassingly unhinged moments most of ...
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Bleary eyed pop is the order of the day, with Wide Eyed Boy seving up a prime and indulgent offering. We're excited to premiere "Loving You Is So Easy", a storming new track that blends bubbling choruses and infectious guitar lines, with a surging and altogether darker undercurrent. The sophmore ...
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Sleep. Eat. Rave. Repeat. Four things we like to think this blog does better than anyone else. Singing, however, is an entirely different matter. You see, vocal harmonics have never really been our forté (there was this traumatic incident involving a pigeon, a singing teacher and a... never mind, another ...
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Swedish trio The Magnettes have unleashed their deviant track “Renegades”, taking the industry by storm with their brash and unrelenting ‘fuck-pop’ genre. Taken from their brand debut album, Ugly Youth, “Renegades” is “about getting bruised up on one of those Northern summer nights when the sun never goes down. Vittula, mentioned ...
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If you're after a hefty dose of punk infused scuzz-pop in its purest form, halt what you're doing and shake the sweaty palms of The Garage Flowers.  Described as "Dirty Chicken, Filthy Chicken + Eyeliner", these guys have been honoured with a host of prestigious awards over the years, including the ...
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"Life is so easy for the straight white man" – or so say the lads and ladies of The Rocking Horse Club, here to cause riots behind your eardrums and get your nan all flustered. Already causing anarchy on the interweb (racking up a staggering 56k views on Facebook in its ...
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If you're the kind of person who enjoys waking up on rooftops with no recollection of how you got there, fear not, for there are others out there who also suffer from this not-so-rare condition. All-Night Visitors are noble musical folk, highlighting the plight of the 'shit-faced-and-loving-it' in their new ...
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With a slick 60s aesthetic that's set to infiltrate your eyeballs quicker than raw onion on a chopping board, Gallo is back with an indulgently infectious new offering. "Sugar Daddy" is a track that ticks all the boxes. Infectious pop hooks? Tick. Edgy genre crossover? Tick. Slick AF video? Tick. It's ...
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It appears July is prime HAIM season. A matter of weeks since conquering the irrefutably royal Glastonbury crowds, the mighty LA trio have unleashed their long awaited new album, Something to Tell You, upon the world. As the saying goes, don’t judge a book by its cover… yet the album's sleeve ...
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It's Monday – which basically means today is going to be a complete and utter shit show. Excuse the language but we're not backwards in coming forwards. That being said, things can always get better with a generous helping of rock 'n' roll. So, if today calls for a hefty AF ...
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With a name that sounds more like a delicious Japanese treat than a fully fledged dream pop darling, Moxi is here to commandeer your eardrums. Hailing from Californ-i-a,  LA duo Moxi have unleashed new track “Figures Bathed in Light” upon the world. Infectious electronic melodies intertwine with surging electronic fills to create an intriguingly etherial ...
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If a heavier sound is what you're hunting for on this fine specimen of a Wednesday, look no further than Aussie rockers Smoking Martha. New track “Say You’re Mine” comes straight off the back of the success of recent single “What’s Her Name?”. Forming part of the band's forthcoming album In Deep, it will ...
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Monday night saw the Irish invade London – and surprisingly, there wasn't a single politician in sight. No, I'm talking about a band famed for their soaring choruses, infectious hooks and harbouring more emotive lyrics than you can feasibly shake a stick at. If your first thought was a Westlife reunion, it's time ...
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If quirky helpings of indie pop are what your Monday's demanding, scoop yourself a spoonful of Farewell Dear Ghost. Unleashing their new cut "Pink Noise", these lads have crafted an earworm of a track for your listening pleasure. Led by infectious guitar lines and surging synths, "Pink Noise" is a worthy ...
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In a new series, One Stop Record Shop takes a look back at the EPs that slipped through the net. Today, Joel Day relives the wonder of Palm Honey's debut EP, Tucked into the Electronic Wave, in all of its psychedelic glory. Re-igniting the long-forgotten era of British psychedelic rock, Reading four-piece, Palm ...
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If you're after a mellow dose of acoustic pop right about now, look no further than the soulful sound of Mark Elliot. Fresh live cut "Good Way" is a dulcet dose of urban tinged songwriting, intertwining ambient pop melodies and surging falsetto choruses. Smothered with silky piano interludes, "Good Way" is ...
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If you wanted a track that summed up the eloquence of the millennial generation in one fell swoop, look no further than Starling. Poetically penning a track about having sick on her shoe (come on people, this is a serious matter!) Starling has created an utterly infectious sonic offering in ...
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The Khanz are back – and we couldn't be happier. New track "Ketamine" is just as addictive as it's powerful horse tranquilising counterpart – drugs are bad kids. Serving up a signature dose of nostalgia with flecks of the indie variety, this Australian five-piece are firm One Stop favourites. Seamlessly curating synth-heavy ...
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More hypnotic than an OK Go video on steroids, "Good Vibes" does exactly what it says on the tin. Hailing from Los Angeles, The Highfields have a knack for blending indulgent indie vocals with hooks that carry for days. A track that can only be described as the love child ...
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Fall Out Boy are back in business! Hitting our eardrums with the force of a raging bull, the Chicago boys' new single "Champion" packs one hell of a punch. Taken from their seventh studio album, M A N I A – set for release on September 15th – "Champion" follows the constantly shifting tides ...
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No week is complete without the perfect soundtrack to accompany it – and that's precisely where we come in!  LA's Former Faces are starting things off on the right foot with "Weekend Mountain Man". The latest single features on the band's recently released EP Swimming in Circles, and blends infectious hooks ...
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Grimsby based quartet Mint have only gone and released a refreshing, innovative summer anthem, in the form of "Hypoallergenic". Following on from their Spotify Viral sweeper "Elise", these guys have nailed the art of the hook. Their new rattletrap is infused with a similar strain of indie-pop magic, inflected with 90s ...
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If eclectic sonic journeys sound like something you could get into, take a chance on the immense power of The Federal Empire. Comprised of lead singer Chad Wolf (of platinum selling Carolina Liar) and grammy nominated songwriter McKay Stevens, the combination were always set for big things. "What Are We Fighting ...
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You like presents. I like presents. We all like presents. Which is precisely why we're serving up an exclusive premiere this Friday, courtesy of Ralegh Long and his indulgent new track "Sleeping On My Dreams". Taken from his forthcoming album, Upwards of Summer, released on 23rd June, this fresh cut mixes ...
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It's time to inject some dulcet indie-electro into your Wednesday because, let's face it, you need that Friday feeling a couple of days early. The moniker and live band of Arizona's Mikey Pro, Foresteater is a force to be reckoned with. Word has it that the group was created following a dream ...
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Following 2016's storming debut, Dutch band Radio Eliza have run back into view. Infecting us with giant helpings of electro-pop, this Hot Chip meets MGMT hybrid feels like a lighthearted dose of summer. "Give Me Attention" blends hefty heaps of electronica with the energy of a child on a sugar high ...
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Unsigned London quartet Stereo Honey have released a breathtaking new track in the form of "The Heart" – a suitable name for a song dealing with the fragility of a broken relationship. The track melancholically channels falsetto vocals reminiscent of Muse's Matt Bellamy, alongside earnest lyrics and gorgeous guitar lines. The emotive ...
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Now this is a surefire bet for fans of foot-tapping melodies. Introducing Wedding Crashers, an alternative rock trio that will undoubtably have you dancing around quicker than you can shout "yeeha!" Hailing from Helsinki, Finland, their grit filled three-part harmonies are a little on the raw side production wise, but undoubtably ...
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If soul infused grit-pop is your forte, it's time you gave Leslie Clio a spot on your playlist. The Berlin based singer-songwriter has just unleashed her video for new cut "And I'm Leaving " – and boy is it a musical goldmine. The second single off her upcoming album PURPLE,  is an infectious ...
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If a melting dose of seductive pop is what you're looking for on a Monday morning, look no further than emerging artist Lilianna Wilde. The second single off the Canadian's 2017 EP, Bad For You, "Grind Me Down" is a remarkably sultry affair. Blending pop hooks and blissful vocal lines, the accompanying video ...
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Hailing from Dallas, Texas, Northern National are a indie/ alt-rock band to keep on your radar. Latest cut, "MoneyBlind" blends funk undertones with a guitar led, laid back vibe. Having already appeared on Spotify’s Discover Weekly and Viral 50 Playlists, their sound draws parallels with big hitters like X Ambassadors, ...
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Flying in from frosty Russian territory (in more than one sense of the word), Moscow duo BONEAGE have arrived with svelt fresh indie rock cut. New single, "Crystal Rainbows", features plucky guitars and fresh bold sound. A song about secrets, revelations, psychedelic experience and love, it's an eclectic little combo ...
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Coquin Migale are a rock force to be reckoned with. These Newcastle lads have come as a breath of fresh air to the music industry, launching themselves onto the scene with past singles "GOLD" and "GRINDIE" (a nod to the grunge / indie hybrid sound they're churning out in force). Ushering in ...
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Lauren Ruth Ward has returned once again with yet another rock-fuelled show of force. With her intrinsically distinctive vocals, Ward's smouldering tone blends seamlessly with the gritty and angst filled calls of latest cut "Blue Collar Sex Kitten". Unrelenting and urgent, this latest release is yet another surging hit-in-the-making. "This song is ...
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Infiltrating your eardrums with a unique strain of synth-pop with a thoroughly alternative streak, be sure to kop a listen of KOPS. The Danish 19-year-old has unleashed his debut track "Takes 1 2 know 1", adding an almost urban edge to an otherwise well rounded pop track. A playful sound that blends ...
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Having conquered the internet and garnered a loyal fanbase with her infectious hit “Backbeat” (wracking up half a million streams in its first week), Dagny has returned with another hefty slice of indie-pop. Latest release "Wearing Nothing" brings the energy, blending infectious funk filled undertones with Dagny's statement electro-pop edge. A ...
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If Gotye-esque layering and stripped down acoustics are your cuppa jojo, be sure to take a sip of THØSS' latest offering. Blending reverberating instrumentals with raw, tinkering cymbals, "Work Is A Four Letter Word" is a dynamic offering that harbors a distinct undercurrent reminiscent of acts like HAUS and, as previously ...
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Last night saw Andrew McMahon take to the stage at London's Bush Hall in what could only be described as a show of force. No one could have foreseen the horrific events which took place in Manchester less than 24 hours earlier. It's an event which has rocked both the ...
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Nothing beats a strikingly fresh cut accompanied by a pocketful of soul. That's all rather handy, given that Joseph J. Jones has served up just the ticket with latest release "Gospel Truth". A track weaving hooks by the dozen, this intense release draws obvious parallels between Jones and modern day soul-pop artists like ...
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Gathering over 400 up-and-coming artists from around the globe in one coastal city was always an ambitious feat. Couple that with plenty of eccentricity, torrential rain and our nation's finely honed penchant for queuing, and the result is what can only be described as the most British festival you could wish for. Tipped by ...
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Introducing the crème de la crème of this week's music submissions. From pop to rock to all things indie, it's time to check out a host of great new music!  Joywave | It's A Trip If indie was a food group, Joywave's latest offering would complete your 5-a-day. With a throwback aesthetic blending ...
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Conjuring up a sublime blend of powerful synths and surging alt-pop melodies, DOSSEY can only be described as a long-overdue musical whirlwind. DOSSEY is the alter-ego of musician and songwriter Sarah Dossey, an artist who also happens to dip her toe into the folk/bluegrass waters with The Reliques and Indian & The Jones. Latest ...
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Getting the festival season underway in style, Groovin The Moo – one of Australia's largest travelling festivals – has returned for yet another exciting installment. Spread across six locations, this year's sweet line-up went on the road across the golden land of Australia, touching down in Wayville, Maitland, Townsville, Bendigo, Canberra and ...
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Let's go back to the summer 2014, a time when an abstract painter, a disco-dancing sociologist, a boat-dwelling weed-hermit and an insurance salesman would all find themselves with nothing better to do in Manningtree than to form a band. Cue the birth of SuperGlue, a British four piece crafting captivating melodies that ...
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When it comes to fresh new music, The Great Escape has it all. In fact, with the sheer volume of fresh new talent on offer, it leaves us feeling a little like a confused kid in a candy shop. That's where One Stop Record Shop comes in. Like the musical explorers we ...
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Producing nostalgic rock 'n' roll with bite, Kick the Robot have returned with stripped down intros and storming choruses. As alway, the brilliantly named Georgian trio have caught our attention with a track that essentially blends the soul of Jack White with a sprinkling of Queen's ferocious harmonies. Needless to say, this is a track well worth a ...
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When it comes to a smokey tone and dramatically building choruses, Madeleine Dopico has it nailed. Her latest track, "Dance Alone" is a little on the deceiving side. With an introduction that features delicate vocals and the tinkering of ivories, you're lulled into a false sense of security, before the ...
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Twin Wild have returned with a finely tuned offering in the form of "Control". This fresh cut twins the band's signature heavy hooks with an overall production that feels far more polished than previous offerings. It's a level of production that comes with both pros and cons – the pros being a sleek, ...
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Society Of Beggars are an outfit producing music that'll make you consider smoking. Not in the 'it's gonna kill ya' sense of the word, more the 40-a-day-esque gravelly vocal tone produced by frontman Yianni Michalopoulos. Crafting eclectic blend of husky vocals and rhythmic guitar lines, their latest offering is thoroughly rough around ...
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Following on from the success of their debut double A-side single "Unknown"/ "Running", Tuvaband have unleashed their latest cut, "Everything We Do Is Wrong". The Norwegian / English hybrid dropped their latest track ahead of their SXSW performance and boy is it mysterious. Merging an underlying darkness with the nostalgic crackle ...
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London legend Mikey Shy, has released a trophy debut single in the form of "Bitter Me". Taken from his Mental ♯IMFINE EP, the track hits home as he courageously channels his inner battle with depression into his musical offerings. Shy channels a fastidious indie pop sound, conjuring hooks reminiscent of pop ...
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's that time once again! Introducing, the latest instalment of our WTF Videos Of The Week segment. It's been an interesting one, that's for sure, but between the country, electro and off-the-wall hybrid combinations, we've got a couple of obscure offerings to serve up this week. No Volcano| Take ...
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Introducing the crème de la crème of this week's music submissions. From pop to rock to all things indie, it's time to check out a host of great new music!  Deep.Sleep | 1994 If raw guitars laden with plenty of reverb are your freshly brewed cuppa, it's time you checked out ...
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This is the part of the job we LOVE – delivering helpings of fresh new music exclusively to your front door. Today we're excited to bring you a premiere from a band with BIG things on the Horizon. SUGARHOUSE, AKA Charlie Sinclair and Connie Craven, are a duo bringing a blissfully nostalgic twist to ...
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A firm favourite of One Stop Record Shop, soulful pop sensation Huxlee has once again returned with a powerful new offering. "Ugly" is the fresh faced follow up to last month's "Big Breath In". Featuring a melancholy edge contrasted by the cut's radiant melodies, we meant it when we said Huxlee was ...
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Offering fierce levels of distortion and bucketfuls of soul, UK artist Samuel Jack is bringing the fire. Unleashing his fresh cut "Refugee", Jack artfully condenses a twisting, soulful tale into three and a half minutes of pure listening pleasure. It's a bittersweet sound to be sure, channeling a raw, heartfelt undercurrent ...
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Surging onto our radars with "I Wanna Make It With You", the infectiously uptempo offering has Michael Bernard Fitzgerald's mark stamped all over it. Hailing from Calgary, Canada, Fitzgerald has mastered the art of uptempo, contemporary pop – all with a double helpings of soul. Dripping with hooks, the title track, taken from ...
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If you're searching for a refreshingly bold dose of alt pop, Lévie (pronounced leh-vee) is the artist you've been looking for. Unleashing his latest offering "Trouble", Lévie combines soulful vocals with surging, electronic undertones. It's a vibrant sound, one so diverse, it looks to span the entire genre spectrum. Blending luminous flecks of R&B ...
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If you're hunting for indie-rock with a pop laden, retro edge, look no further than Arizona's very own No Volcano. Bringing together a host of musical talents, this musical quartet have unleashed "Walk Into A Wall" for your listening pleasure. Blending bouncing energy and eclecticism that edges away from the squeaky ...
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If you're after magical vocals that have that rare, goosebump inducing quality, look no further than the wonderful Lauren Ruth Ward. Seamlessly blending grit, bravado and a couple of handfuls of attitude, this badass songstress has unleashed her latest single, "Did I Offend You?", upon the unsuspecting citizens of the world ...
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Dutch powerhouse BRÅVO has returned, serving up a slice of dulcet pop in time for New Music Friday. One Stop Record Shop can exclusively premiere "Why I Don't Feel You", a cut that's already creating ripples across the North Sea. The fierce follow up to 2015's The Calling, BRÅVO's – or Sjoerd de Vries ...
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If drama is your remit, VON GREY is the spectacular soundscape you've been searching for. "Poison In The Water" is a cut that sees surging vocals and pounding basslines combine, culminating in a sublime slice of indulgent dark-pop. If it's aim is to grab your attention, then it's a case of mission ...
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If you're after indie-pop hooks by the dozen and a top-notch video to boot, Norwegian outfit Kid Astray are the act for you. Returning after a flurry of releases to deliver their latest electronic anthem "Fall To My Knees", the track teams infectious hooks and euphoric summer vibes. With influences ranging from ...
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When it comes to engrossing narratives and garishly vibrant wigs, no one does it better than Go Fever. Blending reverb laden punk choruses with visuals depicting superheroes waging war at gas stations, you'd be hard struck to find a more entertaining combination if you tried. Having unleashed the video for ...
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Rock 'n' Roll comes in all shapes and sizes, none more so than this latest offering from Nashville-based The Ivins. Complete with soaring, arena worthy choruses, "Tell Me" blends flecks of The Stereophonics with the uplifting hooks and ferocity of bands like You Me At Six and Little Brother Eli ...
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Tinged with dulcet flecks of R&B, Jaymes Young's new cut "Stoned On You" oozes blistering potential. Merging brilliantly bare instrumentals that slowly build into surging cries of "Gonna get stoned on you // Nothing else burns like you do" the track is a crossover that's set to be a winner with both alt-pop ...
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As a band we've been backing for a while now, The Khanz have pretty much become One Stop Record Shop's honorary Aussie spirit animal. After featuring their infectious track "Be Somebody" a number of weeks ago, we're happy to report they've unleashed a feel-good video to boot. It's set to feature in ...
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A firm favourite of One Stop, LPX AKA Lizzy Plapinger, brings her resonating huskiness to yet another vibrant alt-pop cut. "Tremble" is a surging show of force. After stepping into the spotlight with her tour de force solo debut "Tightrope" earlier this year, LPX's surrealistic and arresting follow up blends raw vocals with ...
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In true Paramore form, rumours of returning members and new music have been flying for as long as we care to remember. From the teasing of album artwork (below) to Blink-182's Mark Hoppus' involvement in the new album and even investigative fans uncovering the registration of 12 new tracks on ASCAP ...
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If infectious verses and souring choruses are your cuppa jojo, then look no further than "Higher", the latest offering from up-and-comer OUTLYA. Produced by Dan Grech-Marguerat (The Vaccines, Scissor Sisters, Radiohead), the track is a thunderous and euphoric summer anthem.  The follow up to debut track,"The Light", this latest offering ...
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Ladies and gentlemen, it's that time once again! Introducing, the latest instalment of our WTF Videos Of The Week segment. It's been an interesting one, that's for sure, but between the country, electro and off-the-wall hybrid combinations, we've got a couple of obscure offerings to serve up this week. Monkey Warhol| Don't ...
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The release of Night People marked a milestone for You Me At Six. Joining forces with music giant BMG, the band unleashed a rock album that attempted to propel them beyond the confines of Kerrang! covers and Radio 1 playlists. 'Doesn't sound too confining', I hear you cry. Yet, even in ...
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HAUS, an en vogue quintet bred in Tottenham (evident from their alternative Germanic tag), have once again unleashed a genuine gem. Taken from their inbound EP SWYSEP, “Say What You Say” is outright fire. Via their fresh track, the band wanted to "address the self-contradictory system we live in today… a ...
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If your Thursday's in need of some low-key harmonies to ease you into the bank holiday, it's time you copped a listen of Devon four-piece Tors. Latest track "Merry Go Round" is a soothing blend perfect for the weekend wind-down. Fronted by brothers Matt and Theo Weedon, Tors have already built ...
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If infectious indie-pop is your forte, it's time you wrapped your ears around Norwegian talent ARY. Latest cut "Childhood Dreams" is a brilliant dose of indulgence, blending surging baselines with crisp, soaring vocals. It's an intriguingly fresh offering from the Oslo-based artist, slowly building in complexity with glimmers of brilliance peeping through ...
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Imagine Amy Winehouse got locked in a room with Corrine Baley-Rae, and the pair decided to make sweet sweet music that contained a hint of David Bowie's "Space Oddity". We're pretty sure the result would sound a little like this, the new blues/R&B laden pop offering from Afrodile Trane. Latest release, "In ...
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At the tender age of 16, Londoner Sody is a vocalist bucking an industry wide trend. With younger and younger artists being churned out of the big bad musical machine, it's refreshing to find a talent that isn't being told to cover topics beyond her years or marketed as some sort of lolita-esque, sexual icon ...
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Hailing from Columbus, OH, ZØYA is a singer-songwriter crafting tunes for the pop loving masses. Producing songs with heart, ZØYA creates positive music with a soulful undercurrent. Latest single "I Still Believe" is a track penned with empowerment in mind, highlights the importance of believing and having steadfastness in faith. It's a bit ...
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If you're after a hearty helping of indie-pop with all the trimmings, it's time you grabbed an earful of Californian talent Huxlee. Crafted from the tears of angels (ok, not quite, but I make a bloody good sales woman), latest single "Big Breath In" blends crisp harmonies and quintessential indie-pop vocals, with ...
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If infectious tunage is what you're after, look no further than London's very own Passport to Stockholm. Aside from a name that suggests a love of all things Scandi (or a desire to flee the country ahead of Brexit), the British lads are churning out indie infused pop bangers like they're going ...
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LPX's brand new video for "Tightrope" is here and it's just as mesmerising as we'd hoped. Coming at you like an unrestrained ball of energy (or your best mate after a few shots of patrón), the track blends glitchy guitar lines with edgy pop vocals. LPX, AKA Lizzy Plapinger, has fundamentally ...
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Crafting pop with a suitably indie edge (whatever indie truly stands for these days), Apsley has been hard at work in the kitchen, cooking up over 40 new tracks for his latest solo project. New cut "Fear" is a cracking offering, blending infectious vocal lines with heavy electronic drum fills ...
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Despite being relative newcomers, Young Astronaut are a band taking the concept of dulcet indie to new heights. Exclusively unleashing fresh track "Wellow", the British four-piece have carefully cultivated a sound that's bubbling with potential. Blending haunting vocals with an edge that could almost be described as gaelic, the band's latest release ...
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If it's emotive alt-pop you're after, look no further than British up-and-comer Matt Wills. Home from touring with big name acts like Bastille and Singala, gorgeous London lad Wills (not to be confused with the Busted bassist of a similar name) has just unleashed an absolute heart-throbber, “Emily”. True to its ...
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If recent events are anything to go by, the power of a united female voice is more necessary than ever. It's in light of these constant battles for women's fundamental human rights that a new female superpower has been born – introducing HOUSEWIVES, an emerging female collective that's set to pack a punch ...
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It's time for some shady indie-pop in the form of Jay Pray's "I'd Go Anywhere (Do Anything)". Hailing from Connecticut, Jay Pray's debut solo full-length effort blends floating synths with dreamy, disco infused pop verses. Think Jamiroquai meets Empire Of The Sun. Having honed his craft with a continuous stream of ...
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If you're after rock 'n' roll overflowing with infectious grit, Orange O'clock needs to be the latest addition to your playlist. Their latest single, "Get It On", blends soulful choruses with a brit-rock vibe, something that conjures a mix of James Brown's soulful tones with distinct flecks of Bleeker and Arctic Monkeys’ ...
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There's nothing we love more than never before seen (and heard) musical oddities. As news breaks of Paul McCartney laying down tracks with Ringo Starr ahead of the drummer's latest studio album, we've caught wind of another historic event. OK, so there isn't exactly a Beatles reunion on the cards, ...
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If you're after rock music served with a side of attitude, it's time you gave The Dabhands a listen. Let's be clear, there's more to this band than just a great name. Their debut release, "Maybe I" blends rough flecks of punk with soaring choruses that will infect you with their oh-so-British ...
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If you're hunting for infectious indie-pop, then look no further than sibling duo ZiBBZ. Raised in Switzerland, the pair gained national recognition as teenagers which led to Swiss MTV giving them their own reality TV show. Now based in Los Angeles, they have already shared the stage with renown acts such ...
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In what is her first solo release, New Zealand-born and Brussels-based Chloe Lewer, aka BOKEH, has unleashed "Don't Leave The Fire". Hitting us with a fun, electro-pop tune, her latest single is guaranteed to get you up and dancing, channeling your inner 80s disco persona. The recently released EP of the same ...
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Once again it's time to unveil the weirdest and most wonderfulestestest submissions we've had through our cat-flap this week. It's been an interesting one, that's for sure, but between the country, electro and off-the-wall hybrid combinations, we've got a couple of obscure offerings to serve up this week. Kennedy | Bareback ...
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Hailing from the length and breadth of Norway but currently residing in Liverpool (think they took a wrong turn somewhere), I SEE RIVERS are a trio with a magical formula that's sparking our attention. Latest track "DA RAM" (we're not talking the goaty kind) is a contagiously quaint sound, merging impish cries ...
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Hailing from this currently United of Kingdoms, Quigley – not to be confused with the Democratic congressman battling Trump – is a four-piece producing sublime melodies you'll struggle to rid from your head. "Watch With You" is the follow up to 2016s single "Follow You" (there's a theme going on here), a track that saw the ...
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Self-indulgence is bloody brilliant brilliant, isn't it? This is one such glutinous move on our part. Saturday Drive have propelled us headfirst into the 90s with their Americana doused "Kids Are Cruel", a throwback hybrid that's been dragged kicking and screaming into 2017. Blending the infectious basslines of Weezer with the ...
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Swedish chill-pop prince The Land Below (I know, I know, these genre's are getting well out of hand) is back following the success of this previous two singles, "And On" and "Don't Stop The Rain", which wracked up over 1 million plays each on Spotify. Hailing from the heartlands of Scandinavia ...
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It's time for a bubblin' pop offering from Vancouver-based Adrian Glynn. With his latest album, morelightthannolight, having none other than The Zolas behind its production wheel, there was no doubt it would unleash a powerful sound. Glynn left behind a budding career as a character actor embodying pimps and junkies (life goals right ...
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It's time to introduce some cheeky Irish lads into the mix, on what is yet another mundane Monday morning. Hailing from Dublin, Young Earth are a band drifting effortlessly between summer pop tunes and heavier, guitar laden tracks. Their latest single, "Got A Secret" is a contemporary indie-rock offering with ...
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Weaving deliciously indie choruses from the heart of America, One Stop favourites The Jacks have returned with a follow up to their previous release, "Hot Reaction". New single, "Wings" brings forth the band's characteristically addictive vocals, perfectly intertwining their alternative guitar licks with a hefty dose of nostalgia. This is ...
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The band with a name dyslexics love-to-hate is once again back! Allow Absofacto to soothe your soul with an infectious dose of alternative pop. Featuring single artwork by internationally acclaimed visual artist Min Liu, their latest single, "Light Outside" blends euphoric flecks of Empire Of The Sun with a drunkenly ...
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It's Tuesday blues-day (the weekend feels no nearer so we thought we'd rename it) and as such, it's time to rid yourselves of those cobwebs courtesy of our secret weapon, HAUS. Blending subtle melodies with a surging bassline and a smattering of synths, "Gave You All" is so infectious it should ...
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Spinning soulful vocals with flecks of electro has led Jessie Early to create an alternative pop bliss in the form of new single "Holy Ghost". The second single taken from her upcoming EP Wild Honey, "Holy Ghost" is a track that feels eerily familiar. It's Early's tone that really seals ...
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This week saw six small town lads by the name of Neon Waltz conquer Brighton’s Hope and Ruin venue with almighty force. Travelling from the comfort of John O’Groats at the very tip of the mainland, a town where the population “are all probably cousins”, these cheeky runaways were quite the ...
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If you're on the hunt for heavy guitars and intense drum fills, the only question I have is why the hell haven't you discovered Kyros yet? Unleashing a monster in the form of, er, "Monster", the track blends driving instrumentals with a pièce de résistance in the form of the hooky-as-hell chorus ...
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INCOMING! New Forest quartet NATIVES have just unleashed the storming new track "Warpaint" ahead of their 17-date UK tour and boy is it a cracker. Hot off Busted's UK Tour (don't judge, they're distinctly different – plus we were fan club members... back in 2002) the British alt-pop group blend tribal-infused ...
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So you know that whole sexy dual-language thing that Christine And The Queens does oh-so brilliantly? Well, I think One Stop Record Shop has just hit upon a competitor. Hailing from Quebec, Canada, Final State are a group bridging the language barrier with a storming blend of indie-pop with a delightful dash of ...
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Today's Track Of The Day seamlessly condenses this glorious spring sunshine into one bubbling pop spectacle – and we're lapping up every damn drop. The Khanz are here – and don't we know it, serving up a nostalgic dose of the naughties with a distinctly contemporary edge. "Be Somebody" is ...
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If you're after a song that does what it says in the title, then indie-pop masters AJR well and truly take the biscuit. Their new single "Weak" quite literally makes us go to jelly – for all the right reasons. Hooky pop vocals are paired with synth-heavy (yup, we're not usually ...
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As a music blog, we receive a host of weird and wonderful videos on a daily basis. That being said, some of the offerings are decidedly weirder and far more entertaining than others. Introducing a new segment we like to call "WTF Videos Of The Week" - a concise round-up ...
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With March fast approaching, Banfi’s scorching new track “Rosedale House” is guaranteed to put a ‘spring’ in your step. Blending familiar flecks of Alt-J with slick indie guitar lines, this London three-piece channel something special to create their 80s infused, sync-pop sound. With gravely vocals that result in the human equivalent ...
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Pairing bold, jarring melodies with an edgy AF aesthetic, Saint Mesa is a project carefully crafted by self-taught musician Danny Cook. Spawned following years of hospitalisation for a rare disease, McCook has channeled the solitude and isolation that accompanied the experience to create his latest sonic offering. New release, "Jungle", is an alt-pop ...
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Synth-smothered indie-funk. That pretty much encapsulates the surging sound of pop fiends VHS COLLECTION. Blending undeniable flecks of 80s disco synthpop with an indie undercurrent, "Wide Awake" exudes a sound reminiscent of relentless tune makers like Friendly Fires. It's something that makes that much more sense when you learn "Wide Awake" was ...
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Crafting quintessential atmospheric pop, From Kid are a duo producing creations that define easy listening. Blending stirringly warm melodies with drone assisted arial imagery, latest single "New Gods" is the perfect wind down track. Unassuming guitars are joined by rolling synths, taking you on a journey that's mirrored by the ...
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Hailing a true return to form, Little Brother Eli are back and ready to unleash their latest single "Oceans" upon anyone within earshot. The Oxford 5-piece bring forth a powerful signature sound, fusing growling vocals, grumbling guitars and thunderous basslines, with the aim of hooking rock fans nationwide. Reverb laden guitars help ...
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Blending roaring rock riffs and surging guitars, The Pale White have arrived, with their latest single "Reaction" acting as a statement of intent (and one of the most promising debuts we've seen in a while). Comprised of Adam Hope (vocals/guitar), Jack Hope on drums and Tom Booth on bass, this ...
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Blending a sense of old school rock 'n' roll with a distinctly Baroque edge, former London Wasps rugby player turned singer-songwriter Danny Starr has returned with his latest single "Ease My Mind". Released today (17th Feb), the track blends pleading lyrics and cries of "If you don't love me // If ...
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Straight to your headphones via Manchester, 19 year old Phoebe Green is churning out soulful alt-pop filled with promise. Her latest release, "Watercolour Envy", comes complete with surging verses that churn sinister undertones with oozing flecks of deception. It's a track that builds beautifully, culminating in an explosive bridge that leaves ...
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What do you get when a piano powered pop-rock frontman flies solo after creating not one, but TWO internationally renowned bands? Well, something that looks and sounds a little bit like Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness we'd expect. Following countless world tours with Something Corporate and Jack's Mannequin, surviving leukaemia and ...
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If you're searching for an authentic rock sound with a modern day twist, then look no further than Southern-California's The Jacks.  Quenching your thirst for raw, vintage sounding 60s and 70s rock, this is a band you need on your playlist. Having formed in high school, their long-awaited debut single has finally ...
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Returning with yet another soul-shaking pop anthem in the form of new single "The Astronaut", South African American artist and producer Vian Izak refuses to let us forget him. His fourth release, composed on an old vanity grand piano from the 1920s, blends intense drum fills with the delicate tinkering of ivories. Ever ...
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Amy Guess is a name you need on your radar. If this Las Vegas lady’s aquamarine hair isn’t striking enough, then wrap your ears around her fresh track “Comatose”. Taken from her newly released EP 10 Times Out Of 10, the track was produced by none other than Dove Award winner Rusty Varenkamp ...
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It's time to say hello to your new favourite car track! Harmoniously blending indie-pop perfection with a fierce bass line, Smokey Brights's track "In Demand" is sure to make the cut on any cult classic soundtrack. It's pretty much the ideal track for that rebellious road trip you've always dreamed ...
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Tuesday night saw Welsh duo Into The Ark leave behind the set of The Voice, in favour of an intimate London show at The Garage, Islington - y'know, 'cos the best things come in small packages. Despite a smattering of tech problems and feedback issues right off the bat, this pair - ...
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It was in a recent Esquire article that journalist Matt Miller noted, "They're The Chainsmokers, and they're doing for EDM what Nickelback did to post-grunge arena rock: becoming immensely popular by using the worst cliches the genre has to offer, and then taking it down to the river and putting it out ...
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Madeleine Dopico has the ability to conjure surging monsters with the lone power of her voice. A relative newbie to the music scene, New York-based Dopico is one to watch with her genre-bending blend of pop meets alternative rock. Don't let her latest single, "Me To Bleed", deceive you with its calm ...
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Having surged onto the scene with their hard-hitting debut EP "Another Broken Day", Bristol-based three-piece Blitzkrieg City are setting themselves up for an impressive 2017. Fusing the surging ferocity of Twin Atlantic with the throbbing backbeat of international punk-rock veterans like Blink-182 and Lonely The Brave, these newcomers are creating heavy riffs for hungry ...
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If you take one piece of advice today, let it be ours (I mean, we're generally not that wise, but when it comes to music, we like to think we've got it down). Indie pop outfit Through Juniper Vale need to be the next artist addition to your Spotify playlist. Sure we're being demanding, ...
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A modern take on roots-based rock'n'roll – think surging riffs, shattering ride cymbals and relentless drum fills – Casey Hopkins comes complete with writhing attitude aplenty. Declaring his mission to "fight mediocrity", the NY-based muso throws a handful of grit into the ring with his latest single "Touch". Blending the track's ...
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It's not often we feature one that got away, but this classic track from Aussie duo Peking Duk - and released during the haze of Christmas - sees the boys join forces with Elliphant to create “Stranger”. Blending the spelling of a dyslexic with their undeniable talent for jazzy indie-electronica, "Stranger" ...
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Blending soothing guitar lines with arena-worthy choruses, George Morgan, A.K.A. The Beach, is a name you ought to have on your radar by now. His latest release, "Bite My Tongue", has all the markings of a summer smash – albeit with a chilly January release date. Having recently picked up ...
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Discover this grand little head-bopper of a track, in the form of Karmic's "Higher Self". Hailing from the West Coast, LA-based Karmic are creating foot-tapping tunes with an edge. Blending up-tempo indie-pop with an electro injection, "Higher Self" throws Karmic into the same pool as electro hit-maker Ladyhawke with snippets of Dragonette. If ...
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We've got a ripe little tune for you on this dreary Monday morning - and we're warning you, it's one hell of a cover. For all the funk lovers out there we'd like to introduce Ripe - a seven-piece pop/soul band taking the internet by storm. Their object of affection is Ellie ...
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Saint PHNX are producing a sound that can only be called defiance. Formed of Stevie and Al Jukes, Saint PHNX are cultivating records that pack one hell of a punch. Blending anthemic cries of "I just want to scream" with fierce, unrelenting drum fills, the band's latest single "King" is the ...
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Labelling their sound as "Capitalistic Anti-Rock", CAPITANO are a band whose music gives you a giant goddamn slap in the face. It's bold, it's flamboyant, it's like being dosed up to the eyeballs on ecstasy and never getting the comedown. Their latest track "My Bad" is testament to this, merging ...
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With watery-synths and a downright trippy intro, AMISTAD take us on a disjointed journey through the unknown with new track "Darkerside". Shot and directed by the band's bassist, Bassett, "Darkerside" is a catchy-as-hell alt-pop track illustrating the impact of our inner thoughts and “the battle between good and bad”. Depicting ...
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When it comes to trials and tribulation, The Lad Classic are a band with quite the story to tell. Hailing from Toronto, Canada, this foursome have experienced the highs and lows of the music industry firsthand. Touring the world with the likes of major label signings Big Sugar (Universal) and The Motorleague ...
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Building on the success of their two previous singles, Scandi-pop sensations Noréll show no signs of stopping with the release of their latest track "Damage Done". Blending edgy, up-tempo pop vocals with its alternative production, Noréll draw parallels with big-hitters like Halsey and Mø. The visuals and pin-point production take centre stage; ...
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If boundless energy is what you're after, Dance à la Plage is without a doubt the band for you. With a reputation for producing charismatic indie-pop, their eargasmic new track "222" firmly cements this standing. To put it in perspective, think the harmonious synchronisation of The 1975 meets the melodic guitar lines of ...
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It's the start of a brand new year which can only mean one thing: we've got 12 months of storming new releases ahead of us. Now, being loyal music fans, we know you've done your fair share of list prowling thus far - from 'Hot 100s' to 'Must-Hear Acts' - but if ...
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The latest release from London-based band The Survival Code, "Broken Strings" is a hard-hitting track filled with steely determination. Lulling you into a false sense of comfort, the track's fast-paced opening packs a punch, dragging you kicking and screaming into an energy doused chorus. Strong vocals and heavy guitar lines ...
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Here's something exciting. *rubs hands with anticipation* Into The Ark are a band producing uptempo pop offerings with a truly electric undercurrent. Hailing from Blackwood in the South Wales Valleys, this duo first caught our attention with their debut single, "Ghost" – a powerful track overflowing with soul. "Brightest Creatures" is their highly ...
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Following a time in hibernation, LA's Smallpools have unleashed their latest single "Run With The Bulls" – and boy has the wait been worth it. Packed with pacing, Two Door Cinema Club-esque guitar lines, the track's name says it all. Opening cries of  "Waves of people behind me//Are they following me?" ease you ...
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That gap between Christmas and New Year is always a bit of a grey area – you're a few pounds up, hungover and thoroughly dosed up on Home Alone and Elf – but that needn't be an excuse to stop playing festive tunes with an alternative edge. Tyler Bernhardt is ...
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Pale Honey have released their first single of 2016 - and it’s as effortlessly sexy as the Swedish pair’s name. The hotly-tipped female duo, who've been praised by the likes of Stereogum and NME, are producing heavily distorted, indie-rock sounds for the listening masses. Stepping straight out of Gothenburg studios, their nervy ...
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'It Girl' of the moment Anne-Marie is taking over the internet by force. Seemingly unsatisfied with her single "Alarm" going Gold across Europe and Platinum over two continents, she's just gone and hit  250 million streams on a little-known service called Spotify, Her latest track, "Peak", blends husky tones – a ...
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COLOUR are back – and they've got a mighty fine tune up their sleeve. Having performed exclusively at One Stop Record Shop's #BLOGTOBER live music event a couple of months back, things seem to be going from strength to strength for these cheeky northerners. Their latest release, "Slow", is the ...
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LA-based Bloodboy is here to fill your speakers with a blistering dose of alternative pop. Bloodboy aka Lexi Papillion is a surfer-turned-songwriter with bucket loads of attitude. Judging from her sophomore offering, it was a wise career move for the LA newcomer. "Hey Kid" makes a statement, blending post-punk defiance with the catchiest ...
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Everywhere are back with so much force, they might just come barging through your door any second. These Scandi rockers became firm favourites of ours upon the release of "Shades At Night" - a catchy AF pop choon that oozed sex appeal from every bar. We're clearly not the only ...
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Today's Track Of The Day is a surging tune from London newbies Thinkpiece. The trio - made up of Callum Finn, Jamie Purdie and Milo Craig - offer up something exciting with this latest release. "You're People You're Evil" merges the flavours of Diskopunk (one of our favourite bands from the past 12 ...
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We're going for a slice of European rock today, in the form of Italian Stallions The Circle and their new track "Fire". Opening with a lowly guitar line,  this track's a slow builder, unleashing a soaring chorus that's certainly worth the wait. "Fire"s foot-tapping capabilities are undeniable, blending anthemic choruses ...
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Arms Akimbo have returned – this time, with a larger arsenal of musical weapons than ever before. Over the course of 2016, the LA-based 4-piece became favourites of ours. Their One Stop debut came in the form of the storming "Little Insensitive", a track with enough hooks to land a ...
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Merging flecks of The 1975 with reminents of Walk The Moon, German lads KYTES are producing feel good indie-pop for your listening pleasure. Let's get the whopping great elephant out of the room: YES, the vocal lines are eerily similar to those of a certain bloke that's only sold a ...
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We're always on the hunt for music that's a little out of the ordinary. Be it ridiculous stage shows, weird vocoder solos or downright hilarious lyrics – if it's unique, we're all ears. So when the opportunity arose to catch Caravan Palace at London's Brixton Academy, our schedule automatically became ...
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By our own admittance, we sometimes like to dabble in a little bit of folk. We're not talking grab-your-tie-dye-clothes-a-guitar-and-settle-in-a-forest sort of folk, no, we're talking about the pop and rock variety; a smooth blend that still manages to retain a good old hook–or three. Katie Ferrara is an artist that ...
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If you're hunting for a unique pinch of alternative pop-rock with a retro vibe, then look no further than London's very own indipendent flag bearers The Wild Things. A band doing their bit for the independent music scene – their now famous "Bawls" at Hackney's German Deli act as a musical pedastall in the ...
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Combining a touch of Americana with a solid pop/rock vibe, Alexis Kings are a band with some exciting tricks up their sleeve. Citing a range of genre-spanning influences–from Catfish & the Bottlemen and Blossoms, through to Royal Blood and Kanye West–"Squire" is the latest single from the Hertfordshire five-piece. A ...
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When it comes to producing deliciously dark pop, it's hard to find better than hard-hitting Norwegian flag bearers Highasakite. Arriving in the UK ahead of an all-encompassing one night stand at London's Heaven, the indie 5-piece had plenty to live up to following the release of 2016's Camp Echo. For ...
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If it's guitar solos your after, then you've come to the right place. Tympano, a band oozing the finest roots-based rock'n'roll through your speakers, hail from a little old place named Adelaide, South Australia. Assaulting our eardrums with a blend of funk infused rock, their sound harps back to a ...
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Haunting. The only word that truly describes the sound of Hollow Twin's latest single "Bound by Blood". The first release since 2015's Keepers, Hollow Twin are what can only be described as one of Canada's best kept secrets. Its sound is bleak yet entirely inviting, a strange combination that keeps you yearning for more. Teaming ...
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Quintessential alt-pop is better than any caffeine fix. It's basically a rule or something. That being said, what better way to wake you up than a large shot straight out of sunny LA. Bloodboy, aka surfer-turned-musician Lexie Papillion, is a sweet dose of originality. Her sound? A wonderful melting pot of defiance ...
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Putting a twist on the notable sound of naughties indie rock, Danny Starr has stepped forward with a twinkle in his eye. "Cupid's Drunk" is taken from his freshly released debut EP, Darling , merging raw vocals with all the reverb you'd expect from an urgent, guitar-led single. There's no ignoring the flecks of Razorlight found in ...
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There's no two ways about it, Moon are a band delivering music that packs a punch. The LA-based synth-rock duo are tripping across the atlantic to thoroughly blow your eardrums. One. Single. At. A. Time. Their latest synth-heavy single "We're So Close" is about as anthemic as you can get without stuffing a ...
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It's time for some snare-smashing rock 'n' roll. Think raw punk angst merged with storming choruses and bellowing bass-lines. Yup, that about sums up The So So Glos. Hailing from the other side of the pond, this Brooklyn-based bunch have teamed White Stripe-esque bass lines with bucketfuls of attitude (think Sid Vicious trapped in ...
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Sometimes a track comes along containing something intriguing, something unique that you can't quite pinpoint. Whether contained in a writer's lyrical flair or hidden in a simple hook filled melody, that magical ingredient is a special something that commands attention. Today Lilaw has done just that, inviting us into her etherial dreampop ...
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One Stop Record Shop are big fans of Merch. From limited edition vinyl and t-shirts, to autobiographies and posters, the market is flooded – so we've decided to start digging out the best musical tidbits the market has to offer. Our latest pick, Richie Unterberger's Fleetwood Mac: The Complete Illustrated ...
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Imagine Lana Del Ray and Florence & The Machine found themselves crossed with Marina & The Diamonds – that's the sort of musical territory you'll find yourself in with today's Track Of The Day from Julia Clara. She may lack the power of the aforementioned big hitters, but she's an ...
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It's time to meet Trishes, the trinidadian singer/songwriter speaking to millennials everywhere. Tackling the subject of the minimum-wage struggle, "Day Jobs" speaks of the unrelenting daily grind and the desire to better ourselves. Produced by Grammy nominated producer First Born (Niki Minaj, Flo Rida, Arianna Grande), the track bridges the pop/R'n'B ...
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Introducing Arms Akimbo, a band delivering quality indie-rock by the armful (pun totally intended). "Little Insensitive" is the latest power track brought forth by this LA quartet, filling your speakers with gritty vocals and plenty of reverb. Merging the stadium-worthy choruses of bands like Kings of Leon with the intricate melodies of Viola ...
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Mr Sanka are here and they want you to bloody well know about it. Formed of Dutch singer and visual artist Nick van Hofwegen, alongside a couple of London-based producers in the form of Mustafa and James, Mr Sanka have set out to challenge your musical ideologies with a fresh set of genre-spanning ...
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If distinctive, 80s etched electro-pop is your thing, then SHVLLOWS are a band you need to put on repeat. Claiming today's Track of the Day, "Zurich" is the latest release from the synth-heavy Edinburgh quartet. More than just another cog in the modern day chart machine, these boys are producing ...
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In the mood for some catchy-as-hell pop with a retro vibe? Then give "Strange Feelings" – our brand new Track of the Day – a good old listen. Having formed at Arizona State University in 2013, WESLYNN is made up of Jared Geyer (Vocals/Guitar/Keyboard), Greg Olin (Guitar), Kevin Holmes (Drums) ...
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Rise and shine folks; it's the beginning of a new week and we've got the dulcet tones of Naomi Scott to soothe that raging hangover and wash away the Monday blues. Her latest track "Promises" has super-smooth indulgence written all over it. Combining rich, etherial melodies with a bucketful of soul – ...
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If you're looking for a hearty serving of reverb laden, guitar drenched, rip-roaring indie rock, then look no further than today's offering from Homes. They're a band on the rise – having already caught the attention of big wigs at Radio X – and now they've joined an earthquaking night of FREE live ...
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When we heard the legends that are Electric Six were set to tour the UK (remember this high voltage number? Or maybe this trip to an unassuming homosexual drinking establishment?), it's safe to  say we came over all excited. Aside from a good 'ol dose of nostalgia and the fact ...
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Avid readers may recognise the name Lola Cove – they're a band we've championed on the site before and the latest addition to our packed night of FREE live music as part of the #Blogtober Festival at The Finsbury! The London 5-piece have been hard at work in the studio preparing for the ...
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If you're up for cheeky, up-tempo merriness this fine day, then look no further than Crooked Coast and their storming new track "Icarus". It's alternative pop with an indie edge, something that naturally leads us to draw comparisons to Cosmo Jarvis, Iglu & Hartley and the ska-ness of the old greats ...
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We're in the midst of Summer (I know, who'd have thought it UK), which for those of you who have been blessed with the gift of sunshine (not us), means that we're really, really happy for you. (No sarcasm. Whatsoever.) So to celebrate our eternal, sun-induced happiness – or lack ...
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Today's track of the day is etherial grunge at its finest. Combining angelic vocal lines with gritty reverb laden undertones, "Ultralight" is the long lost lovechild of The Kills and the Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Formed of Laura Peters, alongside Max Harrison (guitar) and Liam McCormack (bass), Psychic love are a band showing ...
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If the population of the world were to make one discovery on this utterly dreary day, let it be Petite Meller, the French lolita-esque oddity on a one woman mission to revolutionise pop. For those of you unfamiliar with Meller, you might want to take a look at what we made ...
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Thursday mornings always need a bit of oomph. Sure, you've made it over hump day, yet the end of the week isn't quite within grasp. Fear not music fans, for One Stop have a sure fire way of fast forwarding the day (that should be our new tag line). GREAT NEW MUSIC ...
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We like music videos. I mean, we like music videos A LOT. Sometimes what elevates a song from being a decent yet somewhat generic track, to a memorable pop triumph, can all be put down to the power of a music video. I mean, no disrespect to the likes of ...
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If you're after something dark and seductive to liven up your Monday afternoon, look no further than MISS, with their storming track "Kinkajou". Combining fervent guitar licks and heavy bass-lines reminiscent of The White Stripes, this track is raw – in the sexiest kind of way. The addition of falsetto vocals keep ...
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As much as we all love a good ol'dose of rock music, there's a time and a place for the guitar thrashing, head banging madness that ensues when you press play. Sometimes it's necessary to sit back (you're probably still in bed), hide yourself away from the world (yup, hangover in full ...
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Today we're heading stateside to introduce Portland-based singer/songwriter Corey Harper. OK, so before we begin, let's get the whopping great elephant well and truly out of the room. YES he does sound an awful lot like John Mayer. NO he isn't secretly just John Mayer in disguise, utilising SnapChat's FaceSwap feature far too well. It's ...
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It may not be Sunday morning but it's confession time – the folk of One Stop Record Shop are suckers for blues laden rock tracks. From the raw guitars and distorted vocals, through to the relentless pound of a bass drum, there's really nothing quite like it. Little Brother Eli's latest release "Hanging" is ...
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We all like surprises. Well, at least I do. And I know they say the best things come in small packages but I think that's downright silly – what about King Size beds and elephants?! Anyhow, this surprise is both big and something a little left field for One Stop ...
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Ladies and gents, the weekend calls for us to stick two fingers up to the 9-5 and shout "HELL YEAH!" in the direction of a filthy all night party. And even if that doesn't sound like your cuppa tea, something a little heavier for the weekend just might. Introducing The Bourgeois, ...
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It's safe to say it's been a jam-packed 15 months on the road for the Mumford & Sons boys. Touring their third album, Wilder Mind, Friday saw these folk-laded London lads touch down for the ultimate homecoming show. It was a line-up entirely curated by the band themselves; from The ...
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It's filthy, it's amped up and it's called "Decades" – the latest offering from The Dirty Clergy boys. A clear progression from their debut EP Breakdown, these boys from Winfield, Alabama, have definitely decided to ramp things up a gear. It's a place where rough'n'ready guitars merge with hook filled ...
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The Isle Of Wight Festival - a weekend of summer musical madness, with a festival lineup like no other. Lush green fields by the sea are the perfect venue for a festival, especially for the family oriented ones like the Isle of Wight. Guests are completely spoiled for choice with ...
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Whether the name Jake Morley is new to you, or you’ve been aware of him for some time now – this is not a name you’ll forget. With glowing press reviews, the support of huge radio stations including BBC 6 Music along with BBC Radio 2, and a dedicated fan ...
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If your Wednesday needs an injection of Rock'n'Roll sustenance, then it's time to check out this musical gift from The Amazons. It's a cheeky, hook filled dose of afternoon delight (that Anchorman reference had to be slipped in as I'm sat in San Diego writing this very post). Playing a ...
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One Stop Record Shop have an announcement to make. Now, we don't want to alarm anyone or cause a panic, but the thing is... I think we've just found our favourite new band. Going by the name of Bleeker, these boys have unleashed their latest single "Highway" on us and ...
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With vocals that emit unmistakably smokey undertones, Lucy Lowe is an artist combining the mellow acoustic vibes of Colbie Callait with a sensual huskyness brought forth by the likes of Narina Pallot and Norah Jones. It's a sound that captures a unique naivety, a factor that's caught our attention in ...
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"Please vote to stay in the EU or I'll have to find new bandmates," remarks frontman Tom Hill from the stage of Camden's Fiddler's Elbow. And hell, it's as good a reason as any. For those not yet acquainted with the London-based blues rockers, Zoo is formed of Tom Hill (guitar/vocals), ...
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Merging the warm tones of classic soul, with the timeless sound of guitar led rock'n'roll, Hollis Brown are a US rock collective bringing a hulking big ladle of nostalgia to the table. Having created the ultimate in foot-tapping tracks with their latest release "Completed Fool", these boys have recently announced ...
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Blair Dunlop + Jack Carty + Kitty Macfarlane @ The Lexington. 25 April 2016 What best than a cold spring evening in London to witness a tender session of sugary new folk. Monday evening saw Blair Dunlop, Jack Carty and Kitty Macfarlane descend on North London’s Lexington, for a night ...
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Opening with the subdued crackle of a record player, “Kids Conspire” is a track attempting to drag you, limbs flailing, in countless musical directions. The latest effort from Louisiana's Royal Teeth, this is a five-piece producing foot-tapping pop with a quaintly alternative edge. From the acoustic tones of a single ...
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Nothing beats a good ol' dose of rock tinged pop in all its finery – it's pretty much the greatest unwritten rule in music. Brimming with 80s nostalgia, “West Coast” upholds this understated theory of mine wholeheartedly (not that I enjoy blowing my own trumpet or anything). Combining guitar riffs ...
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New Monsters – an album title so exquisitely accurate, it comes with it's own box containing a round of applause. The 5th studio album from the Slow Runner boys (Michael Flynn and Josh Kaler), New Monsters is a considerable step up from previous offerings. The LP's self titled debut single appears, ...
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If you're hunting for carefree, bouncing indie-pop that would feel right at home in 500 Days Of Summer or Nick And Nora's Infinite Playlist, then Boston-based  Air Traffic Controller are the band for you. Comprised of vocalists Dave Munro and Casey Sullivan, the band's latest track "The House" is taken ...
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If there's a single word that summaries Fight Night's track "Forever" adequately, it would have to be 'dramatic'. From the building string sections to the angsty rock infused vocals, this is a track that has 30 Seconds To Mars/Three Days Grace written all over it. Taken from their debut EP ...
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For most bands, 90% of their time is spent tentatively crafting new material ('well, obviously!' I hear you cry, it's a ruddy single after all), with the leftover dregs being thrown into producing a homemade, semi-usable promo video. But whether you like it or not, in the era of YouTube ...
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If wholesome indie-pop is what you're after, then you needn't look further than today's offering from four chaps that go by the name of Colour. Hailing from the North (it's one big mystery you see), these four blokes have set out on a musical crusade to enlighten your eardrums. "Nowhere" ...
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Filling our speakers with carefree summer euphoria, Slutface have more to offer than just a name that cries out for attention. Having burst onto the scene with enough energy to power London multiple times over, at times it feels like ADHD has got the better of these jovial mischief-makers. Hot ...
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If you're a fan of pounding bass drums and dreamy 90s guitar riffs, then rest assured you've come to the right place. LA-born and London-bred (well, sort of, they wrote their debut self-titled EP in Vauxhall after all), Dear Boy are a 4-piece that have managed to merge a nostalgic ...
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Comprised of what we like to call "Lo-Fi Scandi Bounce" (yeah, whatever the fuck that means) and indie-crooning by the bucket load, Chirping are an indie 4-piece making waves. Their latest offering, taken off their EP Dancing With The Stars (out March 4th), is a guilt-free indie affair, jolted to ...
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Imagine someone cross-bred the angsty vocals of Blink-182's Mark Hoppus with the mellow acoustic vibes of a Rocket To The Moon / The Summer Set. OK, now take the result and regress it back a few years to a time before the aforementioned became accomplished stadium performers and the result ...
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The Happy Hippo Family – a band with a name more likely to conjure images of a u-rated, ball-munching board game or a new range of kinder chocolates. But don't let the name throw you, this Scandi bunch are creating lighthearted, feel good indie-pop for the masses. Lyrically, their latest ...
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Tracks capable of unleashing enough ferocity to provoke a skin tingling reaction are few and far between these days. Sure, Adele's "Hello" was moving in its own Lionel Ritchie-esque right, but what I'm on about are the creative rarities, the chillingly eerie vocals, the eccentric flare. It's a sad thing, ...
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Sometimes it's the small things that grab your attention; a wonky floor tile, a misspelled word or in this case, a funk filled guitar riff that makes you sit up and listen. No, I didn't just compare indie pop-rockers Episode's brand spanking new track "Swim" to your grandma's kitchen floor ...
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They're Swedish, they've already played alongside the likes of the Kaiser Chiefs and taken to the stage at the NME Awards and their tunes are catchier than the Norovirus. Need I give you another reason to check out Everywhere, London's shiny new alternative rock discovery? Comprised of Max Berga (Vocals, ...
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Hailing from the deep dark depths of South London, Lola Cove are doing a stellar job of flying the flag for all things pop, rock and indie. Comprised of frontman Luke Richmond (piano, voice 'n' lungs), Ollie Richmond (vocals, guitar), Jonny Swales (bass), Owen Crane (vocals, guitar) and Rob Cousins ...
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Halloween may have been and gone but AKA George (FKA George Barnett) is clearly not ready to let go of fright night just yet. Recent months have seen the pop-maverick churn out more tracks than you can shake a drumstick at, but in amongst the piles of discarded chords, bridges ...
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"Writing's On The Wall" has officially been unveiled by Sam Smith as the theme song for the upcoming Bond film Spectre, but the real question now is whether or not the track lives up to expectation. Unfortunately the answer is a mixed bag of yes and nos. From the outset you can tell Smith's ...
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Caviare Days is the highly anticipated self-titled album from Swedish sisters Lina and Maja Westin and what it manages to achieve is quite unique. On first listen, you might be surprised to hear that it wasn't recorded in the midst of a late 60s psychedelic studio session but in the ...
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It's that time of year again... London Fashion Week is upon us which means that we have a mixture of musical and fashion madness in store for you lovely lot! The One Stop Record Shop ventured over to the East End of London to experience the ultimate mix of tunes ...
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But it's already single of the week I hear you cry! It is indeed, but over here at The One Stop Record Shop we simply can't get enough of these guys! 'The Wire' is the latest single from the trio of siblings and comes with a suitably comedic video. Featuring ...
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