27 August 2026 – Brunch — “Please Kill Me”
Brunch combine post-punk, garage rock, 1990s alternative, and glam eccentricity on Please Kill Me, keeping the raw edges proudly intact.
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Brunch combine post-punk, garage rock, 1990s alternative, and glam eccentricity on Please Kill Me, keeping the raw edges proudly intact.
Myriad Kindler deliver expansive symphonic folk-pop on A Friendly Conversation (I Fear), balancing cinematic scale with emotional core.
Sam McLintock bridges indie electronic textures and alternative pop on more&more, offering rich production detail and intimate vocal work.
Jean Summers wraps cinematic desert atmosphere and lush guitar in neo-western dream-pop on captivating new single SPF300.
Genre-blending producer TAF strips things back on Done With Love 1, letting raw emotion and subtle atmosphere take center stage.
Violet bring brash intensity and razor-sharp production to Firing Line, producing a chaotic yet tightly controlled guitar anthem.