Touching on woke culture, broken society and corporate greed, THANK explore the whimsical and cyclical nature of modern living in a genuinely exciting punk-rock album.

A perfect re-introduction to one of the most exciting female bands on the rise.

A resounding example of what can be achieved when artists follow their instincts and have fun.

Creatively rejuvenated and self-assured, comes Midnight Butterflies. Sea Girls’ most focused record yet and serves as an authentic application to pop perfection.

An Exorcise in Anger is a solid debut, and sets the direction for a new alt-rock star ready to put her foot down and claim a top spot one day.

Full of Irish charm and post-punk attitude, Nixer is a ball of energy just waiting to be discovered. I Hit The Town And The Town Hit Back is a compelling EP, giving you enough to fall in love with the music, but leaving a thirst for more.

Corella’s Once Upon A Weekend is an indie record that’ll stand the test of time. An album that’ll soundtrack your favourite of Summers and darkest of Winters, there’s a song on here for everyone.

Dublin’s most hyped indie-rock outfit dropped their massive EP, Dirty White Lies. A prodigious collection of stories around toxic and abusive love forming the most electrifying EP in years.

Madra faces the question every band asks. How can we create new self-expression? NewDad flirts with that concept, building a visceral, immersive and emotional debut record. One of the best we’ve heard in a while.

Holly’s debut is a stunning take on grappling with the difficult life lessons that come with your early 20s in the modern day.

Nothing But Thieves hit the dance floor with album no.4 but fail at owning their groove preferring familiarity over focus.

Healy and Co lean inwards for the most bold, confident and focused album of their career.

YUNGBLUD responds to haters with liberating new record, empowering fans to dance and singalong.