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Fremantle five-piece GRUB announce their self-titled debut album arriving 9 October through Wing Sing Records and release lead single 'Shake It' — a snarling indie rock introduction balancing humour, vulnerability and guitar-driven force.
Joyeria releases debut album 'Decay Decay Decay' on 31 July through Dead Cactus — a motorik, skewed guitar record that avoids streaming platforms and asks listeners to make an active choice to engage.
Family Stereo, the London project of Blake Watt, releases debut album 'The Thread' on 31 July through Bella Union — a folk-tinged record built from restraint, delicate instrumentation and reflections on distance and connection.
Philadelphia songwriter Mallory Hawk releases self-produced debut album 'Chinook' on 31 July — named after the military helicopters that filled her childhood in Fayetteville, NC, transformed into guitar songs about survival and loyalty.
Brighton group Opus Kink release debut album 'The Sweet Goodbye' on 31 July through SO Recordings — theatrical post-punk with brass arrangements, unruly storytelling and lead single 'Come Over, Do Me Wrong'.
Spike release their self-titled nine-track debut album on 31 July through Gob Nation, including 'Disappear', 'Breaking The Wave', 'Dying On The Vine' and a cover of 'Werewolves of London'.