27 August 2026 – ANGLES — “Bitter End”
Sibling duo ANGLES open today's discovery roundup with Bitter End, a captivating blend of shoegaze, synths, and dream-pop haze ahead of their debut album.
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Sibling duo ANGLES open today's discovery roundup with Bitter End, a captivating blend of shoegaze, synths, and dream-pop haze ahead of their debut album.
UK newcomers Scrap Scrap make a warm, human first impression on Yes! A Thousand Times, Yes!, offering unforced indie-rock charm and loose guitars.
Geelong outfit Space Honey dive headfirst into 1960s-flavoured psychedelic rock on Bright Ideas, complete with wandering arrangements and floating vocals.
Mad Routine channel early-2000s muscular alternative rock on Zombified, blending heavy guitars, massive choruses, and trip-hop textures.
Dear Future Archaeologists blend acoustic foundations, left-field punk, and theatrical pirate orchestration on the unpredictable single Playing With Fire.
Children Of Eden deliver a blast of straightforward pop-punk on Well Fed, Still Hungry, combining dual vocals and infectious Blink-182 energy.