An EP of personal growth and musical development that draws upon motifs from past and future, the new release from Profiler is personal as it is direct.

We may be knee deep in bleakest autumn but ArcTanGent are bringing the midsummer heat with their latest announcement.

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A record that addresses the weights dragging our culture, society and very species down into bottomless depths, the new record from Civil Service is pressing product of our times. We’re overjoyed to premiere it.

A product of both a life lived in grind and all the ills that make modern living just so tangibility awful, the new record from Chairmaker is a horrible mirroring of a sociopolitical climate in utter crisis.

You know how it is, here's the best singles of the past two weeks.

With Bristol's clubs, bars and venues all decked out for Halloween weekend madness, MONO and Kevin Daniel Cahill offer a respite from the chaos on a late October evening.

From commanding stages at Glasto and Glade to collaborating with some of the best names in the UK alt and metal scene, 601 aren’t like other electric dance projects. Their new album proves this and we’re overjoyed to premiere it.

It’s the middle of a bleakest autumn and we would do silly things to be back at a sunny Upcote Farm right now. Thankfully the Trees team are bringing the mid-July heat with their first announcement for next year’s festival.

Well, less of a wave and more of a tsunami; Download’s first announcement for next year is massive.

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Vicious and snarling to the point where it’s more rabid than anything else, the new EP from Going Off is a beast more than fitting for the halloween season. We’re overjoyed to premiere it.