Consisting of Theresa Jarvis, George Edwards and Alex Crosby, this British band of friends met when they were studying music at BIMM in Brighton and formed in 2014. Two years later they were performing on the BBC Introducing stage at Radio 1’s Big Weekend. They’ve toured Europe with Bring Me The Horizon and earned a nomination as Best British Newcomer at the 2019 Kerrang! Awards. Inspired by Jeff Buckley, Twenty One Pilots and The 1975, they debuted with “Ignorance” in 2016.
Singing about being romantically involved with someone who only brings trouble to your door, their new single is an impeccable hybrid of heavy rock with moments of smooth electronic nostalgia. Taken from their upcoming album “Until You’re Satisfied”, expected on March 13th, the song instantly draws us in with a powerful beat and imposing bass. And with distorted electric guitars and the raw emotions of the vocals, this virulent groove blends cynical lyrics with a mighty sonic presence.
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From their album “Tuxedo II” (2017):
From her upcoming album “Stormy Weather”, to be released mid 2026:
Based in Edmonton, this Canadian indie-pop project got its start as solo project for frontman Ian St. Arnaud in 2017 after the passing of close friend and musical collaborator Luke Jansen. Since then expanded into a dynamic live ensemble, they played with 
Trying to capture the fleeting moment of infatuation in which everything just feels right, their new single balances romantic sincerity with cheeky humour. Taken from their upcoming album “St.Arnaud”, expected on April 10th, the song opens with a delicious 60s soul vibe. Laidback and easygoing, it’s the smooth rhythm, mellow keys and warm horns that gently stroke our ears. And with honest vocals narrating the amorous endeavours, this retro groove is pure sonic silk. 
From their album “Reality Effect” (1979):
From his album “How Did I Get Here?” (2026):
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