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Electric Circus – “Obsession”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “‘Obsession’ is helping to build on the multitude of soundscapes we want to create for our audience. It differs from what we have done previously but is undeniably an Electric Circus song. The production process during this felt very creative and like we could journey into places that we had not been before but didn’t waver from what we were trying to achieve. Lee at In Heart Studios delivered the exact sound we were looking for and always helps us to consistently produce great quality music.”
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Casino Havana – “All For Nothing”
Country: UK
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “The song is about the moments after a man finds his wife having an affair”
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Sages (feat. Beau Burchell) – “Falling”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “This EP brings together some of the biggest riffs, hard-hitting yet creative drums (thanks Chris), and most introspective lyrics I’ve penned to date” says vocalist/guitarist Dino Vidovich. We’re just a bunch of friends writing music we like, but it was the perfect time because we all wanted to do this together for our own personal reasons. The song lyrics touch on relationships, personal growth, etc., but man getting in the studio with Beau (Burchell) was a new level of therapy. We made that trip down to Temecula, bonded even more as friends, grew as songwriters and really just had a blast putting this together.”
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Lia Rye – “Bad Dream”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: ‘Bad Dream’ encapsulates the feeling of someone lingering in thoughts far past their time. From an initial grungy demo turned anthemic female-led rock piece, Lia Rye and her band have found a balance between raw storytelling and powerful riffs. With a captivating blend of vulnerability and power, Rye’s music promises a journey into the depths of alternative rock.
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Rizzla’s Quality Meates – “Sod Off Jenny”
Country: Australia
Genre: Post-Punk
Words From the Artist/PR: A punk thrasher that shows ya a man at hits wits end. A dejected fella who is about two weeks away from jumping of his office building. Crumpling under the weight of his monotonous 9 to 5 gig. Just one push away from telling every single colleague to go fuck themselves and take a shit on the photocopier… if only Jenny would kindly sod off.
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Victory Kicks – “Capitol Hill”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: Capitol Hill is a track from the album Free the Night by Victory Kicks. It’s the band’s seventh full-length and its first since 2020s acclaimed Lovers in Peacetime. Initially recorded over a series of late-night sessions during the height of the pandemic, it was reworked in the year or so that followed. Its ten songs are about love, loss and baseball set against the backdrop of the early 2020s.
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Part Paladin – “Atlantis”
Country: Australia
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: An introduction to Part Paladin’s debut EP, Atlantis is a driving, anthemic commentary on society blending modern metal rhythms, reverb soaked leads and powerhouse vocals. Atlantis uncovers the ever growing plasticity of humanity, the influence of and reliance on social media and reality TV, and describes a hypothetical apocalyptic event set to sink and purge the world, resigning it to the mythology of all lost civilisations.
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Slung – “Laughter (Live @ Shaken Oak)”
Country: UK
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: First piece of music released by a Slung, a tight-knit crew of the formerly gifted and talented, Slung was forged to deliver blistering riffs, sinister drum patterns and sickly sweet vocals, all wrapped up in a tasty tortellini of 90’s slacker rock nostalgia.
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M@ x Machine The Producer x Bogacki – “All The Way”
Country: US
Genre: Alt Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: All the way is consistent in its vocal approach by vocalist Rob Bogacki. Grammy nomimated Machines production also shines through in its catchy and smooth quality.
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Matthew Squires – “Poor Men Southeast of Portland”
Country: US
Genre: Indie Rock
Words From the Artist/PR: “this song was inspired by my engagement with the philosopher Walter Benjamin, who defined fascism as the aestheticization of politics, and who in response thought we needed to politicize art. He committed suicide shortly before being captured by the Nazis. “
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