

10LEC6 Share Hypnotic New Single ‘TELE YA’ Ahead of Incoming Album ‘Ako Akas’
10LEC6 are back with ‘TELE YA’, a hypnotic new single that offers another glimpse into their forthcoming album Ako Akas, arriving October 9 via Grand Musique. Built around abyssal basslines, hypnotic percussion and a berimbau that pulls the track deep into trance territory, ‘TELE YA’ finds the Paris-based collective bending dancehall, electronic music and Afro-diasporic rhythms into something entirely their own. Fronted by Nicole’s vocals in Bulu, a language spoken in souther
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BE LIKE MILO Unveils New EP ‘Questions’, Turning Queer Heartbreak Into Dark Alt-Pop
BE LIKE MILO is turning the aftermath of queer love into something glitchy, euphoric and deeply vulnerable with his new EP Questions, out now via APOLLO Distribution. The four-track project brings together the brand-new title track ‘Questions’ alongside previously released singles ‘Appetite’, ‘Ready To Lose’ and ‘Wet Dream’, creating a cohesive world of desire, obsession, uncertainty and the emotional fallout that comes when things start to unravel. At the centre of the EP is
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MM’99 Shares Ghostly Revenge Anthem ‘S4M’ Ahead of Windmill Headline Show
London-via-Poland electro-pop artist MM’99 is turning trauma into something darker, louder and built for the strobe lights. Her new single ‘S4M’ — short for ‘Suffer For Me’ — is a ghostly, high-energy collision of witchhouse, hyper-pop, electro and eurotrance. Produced by MM’99 herself, the track pushes shuddering synths and raw, right-on-the-edge vocals into a nightmarish electronic landscape that feels as intoxicating as it does unsettling. Following recent single ‘Glitter’
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Claudine: “We try not to take ourselves too seriously!”
Bristol’s Claudine are making their introduction with a healthy dose of fuzz, groove and humour. The five-piece are set to release their debut EP, Live In The Garage, on November 13, capturing the band’s hazy “soft-psych folk-pop” sound in the live setting that has helped them build a growing following across Bristol since launching earlier this year. With fuzzy guitars, warm synth, driving saxophone and gentle harmonies colliding into one deliberately blurred wall of sound,
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