Photo credit: Elvis Yang The modern day is full of tools designed to help people save time, yet many people seem to have less of it. Calendars send alerts, phones organize tasks, and applications measure habits, sleep, work, exercise, and attention. Miist’s “I Think I Lost a Day” enters that environment with an amusing admission: despite all available systems, the day has vanished. Her response is refreshingly free of alarm. “I think I lost a day / I think I lost my way / I t

Photo: Donald Milne Scottish indie veterans Teenage Fanclub have announced their thirteenth studio album 'Do Not Dare To Dream', arriving on the 9th October via Merge Records. Alongside the announcement, the band have unveiled its opening preview 'Day In The Sun', a characteristically melodic new single accompanied by a video filmed at Black Bay Studio on the Isle of Great Bernera. Following 2023's 'Nothing Lasts Forever', the forthcoming album sees Norman Blake, Raymond McGi

Lisa B (Lisa Bernstein) has chosen a complicated moment to revisit the idealism of 1960s popular music. Calls for peace, togetherness, and collective transformation can sound distant from current public life, where suspicion and exhaustion often overwhelm the language of shared purpose. Her new album asks whether those earlier messages can withstand the present. ’60s Magic Now!: The Y-Verse will be released digitally August 21, with a physical edition arriving September 25. T

Many family albums describe childhood from an ideal distance. Vered Benhorin writes closer to the floor, where someone is crying, the diaper still needs to be changed, and a toddler has found a new way to delay getting dressed. Her upcoming album, Adorable You, is filled with those recognizable situations. Due August 7, the record includes songs about mornings, buttons, tummy time, calming down, going outside, and the complicated logistics of caring for a small child. Its lat

Acclaimed singer-songwriter Brianna McGeehan unveils her long-awaited debut EP 'Refuge'. Exploring themes of home, heritage, loss and renewal, 'Refuge' balances moments of quiet reflection with an unmistakable sense of optimism, offering listeners a heartfelt reminder of resilience in uncertain times. The release arrives during an exciting period for the Portland-born, Irish-rooted artist. Following warmly received performances across Ireland and growing recognition from musi

Electronic artist In Silo has released DEATH MOON II, a new five-track EP that signals a significant step forward for the project following the earlier release of 'Higher'. Entirely self-produced, the collection sees Chris Gillett draw on synth-pop, indie electronic and new wave influences while continuing to develop a sound that feels distinctly his own. Across tracks including 'Wanted More', 'Higher', 'Here In The Now (Or Never)', 'The Long Goodbye' and 'Vienna, I Become',