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Boy Harsher is an American electronic / darkwave duo, formed in 2013, that produces gritty dance beats infused with ethereal vocals, creating a sound that is eerie, intense and incredibly danceable. Gus Muller of Reconss develops the underbelly of sound with minimal beats and grinding synths, where Jae Matthews whispers, screams and chants on top. Together, the music created is somewhere between dance, trance and confessional storytelling. Boy Harsher draws heavily from cinema Read more on Last.fm

HMLTD is an English art punk band from London, formed in 2015. The band currently consists of lead vocalist Henry Spychalski, guitarists Duc Peterman and Theo Spark, and multi-instrumentalist Andrei Martynchyk. HMLTD formed in London as Happy Meal Ltd. in early 2015. Singer Henry Chisholm goes under the pseudonym 'Henry Spychalski', and was born and raised in Torquay before moving to London. Spychalski met Duc, who had played in a band with Nico in Paris, at a bar in London which helped foster a friendship and the formation of the band. Read more on Last.fm

Starcleaner Reunion is an indie band from New York City Read more on Last.fm

Porij (as in porridge) is a British four-piece band that blends house, garage, new wave and lo-fi pop. Comprising Eggy (vocals and keys), Tommy (vocals and guitar), Jammo (bass) and Tom (drums), the four were sharing university halls and studying popular music together at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. Having tentatively started to make beats, it was when a friend’s band pulled out of a live show that they were asked to step in with only a week to write a setlist. Read more on Last.fm

Big Special is British punk duo Joe Hicklin (vocals) and Callum Moloney (drums). Previously championed by the likes of; Steve Lamacq and Tom Robinson on BBC Radio 6 Music, Amazing Radio, local stations and BBC Introducing up and down the country, as well as being the top of Brum Radio’s A-list for two weeks in a row. The duo released "Postindustrial Hometown Blues" in 2024. Their second album. "NATIONAL AVERAGE", was released in 2025. bigspecial.co.uk Read more on Last.fm

Joy Elizabeth Akther Crookes is a British Neo Soul singer-songwritter of Bangladeshi-Irish heritage. She was born in Lambeth, South London and grew up in the area of Elephant and Castle. Crookes has cited Black Uhuru, Marvin Gaye, The Pogues, Sinead O'Connor, Kendrick Lamar, Gregory Isaacs and Kate Nash as her influences. Read more on Last.fm

Madra Salach are a six piece contemporary folk band from Dublin. Originally meeting whilst playing in various outfits on the city’s indie scene, their shared love of the Irish traditional canon led to Paul Banks, Adam Cullen, Jack Martin and Dara Duffy quickly forming a bond playing impromptu sessions in pubs around the Northside. Taking inspiration from the growing experimental folk scene in Ireland, Madra Salach began focusing on original writing and composition, utilising electronic equipment. Read more on Last.fm

There is more than one artist with this name, including: 1) The Tubs is a Welsh band based in London; 2) The Tubs was a Norwegian rock band active in the 1990s; 3) The Tubs is a Belgian garage rock band. 1) The Tubs is a Welsh band based in London. Formed in 2019 by Owen Williams and George Nicholls (both formerly of Welsh pop band Joanna Gruesome), the band released the single “I Don’t Know How It Works” on Prefect Records in February 2020 and played gigs alongside artists like Porridge Radio Read more on Last.fm

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