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Car Seat Headrest announces new album "Making A Door Less Open"

Posted by Fred Bambridge on February 27, 2020

Alt-Pop Car Seat Headrest

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Top 10 Acts to Catch at Green Man 2019

Posted by Richard Maver on August 05, 2019

2019 Festivals Black Country New Road Car Seat Headrest Fat White Family Green Man Maribou State Nulifer Yanya Ones To Watch Richard Maver Sharon van Etten Squid Stella Donnelly The Beths Whitney

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[GIG REVIEW] Car Seat Headrest @ Electric Ballroom, London, Thursday 23rd March 2017

Posted by Unknown on March 27, 2017

Car Seat Headrest Electric Ballroom Gig Review

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Danny Suede shares the sun-kissed new tune, "shadows on the pavement"

Bursting out from Spokane, United States, is Danny Suede, who has recently released his new track titled "shadows on the pavement". The new offering from the American singer-songwriter has already shot to the top of his most popular songs on Spotify, and I can easily tell why from the very first minute. ... a shimmering, uplifting slice of bedroom pop that feels made for sunny days. The opening sequence of the song is a delicate balance of acoustic guitar mixed with his serene vocals and a dash of electronic pulses just to get you all warmed up. For me, the fusion of bedroom pop and alternative pop sounds reminded me of an early Ed Sheeran as he was about to take over the British music scene. With that in mind, it sounds like Danny is also going in that direction. It is such an uplifting track and has brilliant shimmering moments that make this an unmistakably top pick for your Sunkissed playlists. He is an artist who is on the rise, so be sure to listen to him as soon as you...

Last Crash unveils the cinematic new cut, "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone"

England-based outfit Last Crash has recently shared a cinematic masterpiece with "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone". ... an epic, rain-soaked cinematic masterpiece built for massive festival main stages. Led by singer-songwriter Darren Clarke alongside producer Matt Cotterill and keyboardist Lorna Keene, the UK act has recently released quite the stunning new offering. What is more astonishing is that this is the outfit's second-ever single, but it sounds like the kind of track that has been written to close the Glastonbury music festival on a Sunday (whilst there is rain pouring throughout the sky and flags fluttering everywhere). It is incredibly cinematic, with some stunning vocal hooks and charming guitar work that interweaves with strings and epic tones. Having been influenced by Beach House, The Cure, and Interpol, the track acts as a perfect gateway to their sound, so be sure to follow them on all social channels so you do not miss future releases. Want us t...

Sehore delivers a strong new outing with "IA"

Spanish alternative rock outfit Sehore recently revealed their big new song "IA". The 2-minute-long track is an edgy and distinctive new offering that was recorded at Paco Loco Studios and showcases the outfit's angular sounds and vocal tones. ... an edgy 5/4 rhythm trip that cements Sehore as one of Spain's most compelling alternative exports. We've previously featured their tracks on the website; however, this seems to be the first one that has appeared on their Spotify page, making it somewhat of a debut single for those who are listening on that digital platform. It is quite the earworm for those musically inclined fans who appreciate time signatures such as 5/4 because there's a lot of that going on here, with a curious rhythm and unstable pulse giving your ears a real workout. Following their Global Music Awards recognition, Sehore prove once again why they remain one of Spain's most interesting acts. Recorded in 2026 at Paco Loco Studio and mastered...

Spiral Orbit reveal their nostalgic new cut, "Isolation Zone"

Based out of Nottingham in England is five-piece Spiral Orbit recently revealed their strong new track titled "Isolation Zone". The new cut from the band is their second of the year, and the intro alone was enough for me to give the song a chance, as it reminds me a lot of New Order and The Killers, especially when the synths come in after a few seconds. ... a synth-charged, '80s-inspired rock anthem that turns pandemic uncertainty into an uplifting, high-energy payoff. With the aforementioned similarities to New Order, this track really does have a big late '80s synth-rock feel to it, with the vocal hooks also sounding like they have been cherry-picked from that era. Add in some more '70s glam rock-sounding synths and what you have here is a track that is incredibly nostalgic and yet feels as fresh as anything else out in the world right now. This is the kind of track that will have you listening intently from the very first play. Once the song has its little m...

Laji George shares his powerful new single, "Washed Away"

Hailing from New York City is Laji George, who is the frontman of Pseutopia. He has recently delivered a fantastically powerful new solo track titled "Washed Away". The strong new cut focuses a lot on his stunning vocals, which remind me in places of Chris Cornell. This is the fifth new single to be released by him on Spotify and is also a track lifted off his upcoming album, "Out of Line". ... a slow-burning, Cornell-esque powerhouse built on dark guitars and raw emotion. If you love raw emotions, somewhat dark guitar tones, and bold percussion, then this new offering, "Washed Away", is something you are going to be sinking into with every second that passes by. Admittedly, the track is probably at its peak around the midway point, all the way through to the end, as it has got quite a slow-burning start. But once you reach that halfway point, you are rewarded with some charismatic sounds that will have you lining up his previous tracks in your queue. This...

L'extravagante unveils the atmospheric song, "Carpenter"

London-based indie-pop project L'extravagante recently dropped an atmospheric new dream-pop track titled "Carpenter". The new single is their third of the year and is a fantastic example of what the outfit is all about, featuring cinematic sounds mixed with soaring vocals over a backing track that will have you tapping along in no time. ... a genre-blurring blend of atmospheric dream-pop and '80s glam-rock guitars that marks an exciting turning point for L'extravagante. One thing I also loved was how the guitar sounds remind me of those '80s hair-rock bands, with the glam-rock tones throwing me off a little bit while giving me a massive smile upon first listen. It's the kind of sound that grips you within the first minute and keeps you locked in for the rest of the song. With moody sounds, atmospheric moments, and Angela's affirmational vocals giving you plenty of time to lean into the song, this genre-blurring effort is surely going to be one of their...

Mary Strand is back with her strong new cut, "Annunciation"

Minneapolis-based indie rocker Mary Strand is back with her powerful new single "Annunciation". The new single is her first since her album "I Don't Need Your Permission" came out in 2025, and it kicks things off with a powerful guitar solo and a rush of drums welcoming you into the song. ... a rip-roaring, guitar-heavy indie rock anthem that channel angsty resolve into a powerful stance against gun violence. Her vocals have not diminished whatsoever over the year, sounding just as good as when we last checked in with her. It's a proper rip-roaring rock song with strong guitar solos and sharp, garish rock hooks, showcasing her and her band's sound wonderfully. The song is all about unwavering resolve against the normalisation of gun violence. With those angsty vocals mixed into the song, it sounds like a proper anthem for those who feel gun violence should not be normalised, fed up and demanding change while holding onto hope that something will be done....

Andy Smythe returns with the retro-sounding "Beautiful Day"

London-based singer-songwriter Andy Smythe's "Beautiful Day". Following a sold-out show at London's Blackheath Halls, the British singer-songwriter has now blended classic Beatles-sounding tones with slight Britpop influences. ... a charmingly nostalgic, Beatles-infused Britpop gems that highlights Andy Smythe at his absolute finest. The track is a breezy and upbeat affair, acting as Andy's first single since his EP "Quiet Revolution Extra" came out earlier this year. With his solo work stretching as far back as 2002, this London-based veteran has certainly refined his sound over the years, and this new offering is an exceptional highlight of his, showcasing everything that this man is about. It's beautiful, charming, nostalgic, and at the same time feels as fresh as anything else that's been released these days. This is certainly a track that you need to listen to if you enjoy softer-leaning rock music. Want us to hear your music? Click here ...

Emily Ricks returns with her new pop song, "Can't Catch Me"

Based out of Los Angeles, DIY pop artist and Toy Story 3 star Emily Ricks is back with her upbeat new single, "Can't Catch Me". This is not the first time that we have written a review of one of her songs, and you can probably see why from how upbeat her music is. ... a vibrant, 2000s-inspired indie pop gem bursting with infectious energy and synths. Growing up with new music in the late 2000s, I was exposed to a lot of vibrant and upbeat indie pop songs, and this reminds me of something from that era—something that, for example, The Ting Tings would have put out. It has got clean basslines, smatters of synths, strong female vocals, and an upbeat drive that will just have you moving your body in all shapes. With Emily surpassing 1 million plays on her music on Spotify, this seems to just be the start of her music career. Over the last three years, she has been slowly but surely refining her sound into something that can get her tens of thousands of monthly listeners from ...

Olina returns with new dreamy new song, "Starstruck Simulation"

London-based, Greek-born artist Olina returns with "Starstruck Simulation", with this new offering being a rather dream-pop-driven track that has plenty of washed-out guitars for good measure. ... a shimmering, guitar-washed dream-pop single that beautifully captures the floaty feeling of digital overload. This also acts as her first single since her EP came out at the start of the year, following up that release with a track that is incredibly strong, once again showcasing her awesome vocal range and her real alternative pop spirit. This new single once again solidifies her as one of London's imaginative new vocalists who is slowly but surely emerging within the scene. The track itself also gives you a satisfying understanding of what it feels like to be in a world with lots of digital overload, where everything seems to be increasingly artificial. With plenty more music in the works, I'm sure that she is an artist who needs to be kept an eye on. Once you are done h...

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