Virgins – nothing hurt and everything was beautiful

The debut album “nothing hurt and everything was beautiful” by Belfast band Virgins showcases a remarkable evolution in their sound. The album presents a cohesive and immersive sonic experience, moving between themes of love, escape, and loss. With a pressing of 300 starburst colored vinyl, the album is a testament to the band’s growth and musical prowess.

Splitterzelle – Drumhard Sessions Vol I

Splitterzelle’s Drumhard Sessions Vol I, released by Dirty Filthy Records, features a cosmic journey with heavy, fuzzy guitars and steady bass grooves. The album takes listeners through space-rock explorations with interstellar waves and exhilarating crescendos. The release, available on vinyl from selected record labels, transports psychedelic rock fans to unknown realms.

TTSSFU – Me, Jed and Andy EP

TTSSFU, also known as Tasmin Stephens, a Manchester UK artist, recently released the EP “Me, Jed and Andy”, inspired by Andy Warhol. Stephens’ bedroom pop/shoegazer style and DIY production create emotionally impactful tracks. The EP is available on Fear of Missing Out Records.

Moon Cowboy – An Explosion of Sound EP

Portugal’s Moon Cowboy, aka Ricardo Fiel, is set to release a new EP under UK label 1991 Recordings. Influenced by Radiohead and Slowdive, the EP features captivating tracks like ‘Your Bright Light’ and ‘Baby Jane.’ Fiel’s mesmerizing guitar work and varied sound create an absorbing and satisfying listen. The EP will be available on May 17, 2024.

Whitelands – Night-bound Eyes are Blind to the Day

The long-awaited debut album from London based gazers Whitelands is finally here. After a series of incredible single releases before and after signing to the legendary Sonic Cathedral label they bring us Night-bound Eyes are Blind to the Day.

Tetsu the Phoenix – See You Around

There is a place in modern life for worship. The old gods of volume, density, and gain remain enshrined in the songs of Tetsu the Phoenix. As much a study in sound as examination of song, TTP conjures sounds familiar and novel by referencing classics in the libraries of desert rock, black metal, doom, and shoegaze.

Geography of the Moon – Sometimes

Geography of the Moon, a post-punk duo formed in London in 2016, has released a new single “Sometimes” after relocating from the UK to Thailand, Indonesia, and soon Japan. The track, described as a surf rock-influenced post-punk tune, addresses social anxiety and existential dread. With over 450 post-Covid gigs, the band continues to captivate with their lyrical honesty and powerful musicality.

Elephant Stone – Back Into The Dream

Elephant Stone’s sixth album, “Back Into The Dream,” captures the band’s 14-year journey of crafting dreamy, psychedelic pop. Each track, from the summery opener to the Beatle-esque closer, showcases the band’s musical prowess and sixties influence, making it a must-listen for fans of hooky psych-pop.

Seems Like Forever – Listen

Matt Etherton and Jackie Kasbohm of Presents For Sally and Echodrone have formed Seems Like Forever. Their debut single “Listen” showcases a blend of shoegaze and lo-fi with ethereal vocals. The B sides offer acoustic and experimental tracks. The single’s diverse sounds hint at an exciting upcoming album. “Listen” is available digitally and as a limited edition green vinyl.

Thee U.F.O – Beaming A Moments Reflection

Irish label Fuzzed Up & Astromoon Records introduces Dublin band Thee U.F.O.’s new album “Beaming A Moments Reflection,” featuring dynamic vocals and experimental sounds. The album includes singles ‘Bursting Egos’ and ‘Surveyor,’ showcasing diverse styles from discordant tones to rhythmic jams. Available on digital and vinyl, the album promises an engaging listening experience.