1 September 2026 – Mess Is Law — “Every Monument Will Fall”
Naarm/Melbourne quartet Mess Is Law combine jangling guitars, analog synthesizers, and moody lyricism on new single Every Monument Will Fall.
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Naarm/Melbourne quartet Mess Is Law combine jangling guitars, analog synthesizers, and moody lyricism on new single Every Monument Will Fall.
Queensland newcomers The Somedays make an impressive double A-side debut led by the slow-burning, guitar-layered If I Could Start This Year Again.
The Melody Chamber open their self-titled debut album with Memories Of Fall, filtering jangle-pop through 1980s post-punk and new-wave.
Scottish indie legends Teenage Fanclub release There Was You, delivering timeless vocal harmonies and melodic guitar craftsmanship.
Veteran power-pop group The Spongetones release emotive new single The Music At The Close on Big Stir Records.
Flying Nun Records legends The Bats conclude their celebrated UK tour tonight at Hare & Hounds in Birmingham with their classic jangle-pop mastery.