Drench yourself in Human Love with Faulkner's latest album.

Glass Mountain. You’d think getting too close would prick your fingers and make them bleed. Though, the four piece flirt as a safe haven.

Brighton’s High Tyde are roaring their way onto every playlist, and every dancefloor. We spoke to vocalist, Cody Thomas-Matthews, following the release of latest EP ‘Safe’, and amidst their biggest tour to date.

Their new album, Helter Seltzer, is out now. What better time to talk castrated dolphins, food fights and bees with We Are Scientists?

Kid Cupid shoots their arrows and you’ve found love in your favourite new band.

Bass heavy, the industrial sounds flourish as an urgently, devilish race against time where pace has no limit. As lovely melody washes over glitch breaks, a darkness is cast.

Brash and bold, Sofia Härdig has unleashed her latest single ‘Streets’, a thunderous slice of experimental rock.

Talking dark fairy tales, Disney and lyrical characters with Wolf Alice.

‘Garageland’ is a land not too far away, where bins may be overflowing, the kids might have a bit of muck streaked across their faces, and the teenagers at the end of streets might be smoking skinny roll ups.

The latest from Hayley Ross floats with an intimacy that anchors a blissful peace resting on the surface.

Hailing from Sweden, Albin Lee Meldau’s debut single ‘Lou Lou’ manages to nail the sentiment, without acting as a Nytol.

Some songs have a capability. A capability that if they catch you just at the right time in your life that they’ll knock the breath out of you and leave you bewitched on the floor, mesmerised by the thoughts that your own mind conjured.

Where The Brits were a snooze fest, we have the best in this week's new music.

Sundara Karma think they're 'boyfriend material', what do you reckon?

More hot new tunes for your weekly playlist.

A glossy, rich collection of emotive, thought provoking songs ‘Night Swim’ has a mystifying effect. You’ll jump straight into the deep end, and simply float.

Tunes to soundtrack your post Valentines come-down...

Give these newbies a listen, and impress your mates if they happen to pop up on any festival line ups.