Fontaines D.C. – Where Is Gone? feat. Rosalía
Fontaines D.C. and ROSALÍA join forces on ‘Where Is Gone?’, a slow-burning, orchestral heartbreaker that trades post-punk bite for cinematic melancholy. Two singular voices, one beautifully doomed romance, and enough drama to make your breakup playlist feel seriously underqualified.
Cloud Droppings – Back To School
Four tracks for the new term, featuring Friendly Fires, Turnstile & Blood Orange, Standing On The Corner and Sampa The Great. No homework, no uniforms, no detention — just four gloriously unruly nuggets to soundtrack the return to school.
Ex:Re – Save As
Elena Tonra’s Ex:Re returns with Save As, a beautifully restless collection of acoustic intimacy, electronic haze and late-night overthinking. Part road movie, part existential spiral, it finds strange beauty in unfinished thoughts, old demos and the wonderfully inconvenient business of being inside your own head.
Mykki Blanco – CAFE PARADISO
Mykki Blanco returns with CAFE PARADISO, a new album built for late-night wanderers, solitary café dreamers and cosmopolitan aesthetes. Lead single “Little Feet” offers the first taste of a sensual, stylish and beautifully unpredictable new chapter.
Friendly Fires – Lose All Your Friends
Friendly Fires are back after another lengthy hiatus with “Lose All Your Friends”, a euphoric, slightly melancholic return that proves the St Albans trio still know exactly how to make indie kids dance.
Introducing : Keeptweakin
Orlando’s KeepTweakin arrives with Grove St, a seven-track blast of left-field rap, DIY energy and wonderfully unfiltered weirdness. Following 2025’s Can We Tweak, the new EP finds an artist happily ignoring the rulebook—and sounding all the more interesting for it.
Fontaines D.C. – Dopamine Chamber
Dopamine Chamber finds Fontaines D.C. leaving their guitar-driven past behind for a colder, stranger and more synthetic future. With “Marianne” as its decadent calling card, the band's fifth album explores pleasure, escapism and anxiety in an increasingly fractured world. Beautiful, unsettling and very, very Fontaines.
Luther – creeper + seed
Luther returns with creeper + seed, a two-track release where melancholic rap, hypnotic production and introspective songwriting collide. Short in format but rich in atmosphere, these two fragments continue to expand the mysterious universe of one of French rap’s most fascinating voices.
Cloud Droppings – Hot Hot Heat
Four tracks, four wildly different moods. Alabama Shakes return in glorious form, Emmit Fenn and LudWic drift into cinematic electronica, Chad Hugo and Tierra Whack embrace joyful chaos, while Kelela and Fousheé imagine the future of R&B.
MorMor – Don’t Need It
MorMor returns with Don’t Need It, a beautifully understated slice of indie soul that favours emotional honesty over instant gratification. Dreamy production, effortless vocals and quietly devastating songwriting make this one of those songs that sneaks into your playlist—and refuses to leave.