Weekly Roundup #64
Welcome to Roundup, showcasing the freshest tunes at the moment.
Another week, another roundup. What are you spinning?
catch these fists - Wet Leg
After a couple of pop-up shows under a secret alias, the indie pop trailblazers Wet Leg are back with a new single and the announcement of their second album. The track focuses more on the rougher side of their debut while retaining the wit that made them so special.
Walking Through Fire - The Darkness
Last week, The Darkness dropped their new album Dreams On Toast. A completely independent release, the new track Walking Through Fire has been causing a storm on playlists.
Psycho - Black Honey
Black Honey, we are so back. Their new track Psycho is a breathtaking adventure into a world that they’re building for the new album. They’ve announced an intimate run of shows to road-test new material. See you down the front.
The Kid - Somebody’s Child
If you’re anything like us, you know how special Somebody’s Child’s sophomore album is. And as the first week of release ends, the opening track The Kid lingers as one of our favourites from the last month.
Bigger - Merpire
Four years after her widely regarded debut album “Simulation Ride”, Merpire’s new track builds on her dark-pop dynamism. Co-produced with London-based James Dring (Nilüfer Yanya, Genesis Owusu, Porches), Bigger captures the giddiness and naivety of a first kiss, surging between intimate indie verses and an electrifying, surf-rock-inspired chorus. It sounds bold, daring and inventive - and is certainly one for your April playlist.
