RELEASE RADAR: Our Weekly Faves From May Week #2

Our team's Release Radar: new favourite releases from May 11th to the 18th. Here are the best new music Friday releases in indie, alt, rock and metal, all in one playlist.

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5/18/20241 min read

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Listen to them now in our playlist!

Magonia - Gallery Circus

Genre: rock

Type: Single

The new single from this twin duo from England reminds us of Arctic Monkeys, the instrumentals blending with the vocals to tell a story throughout the track.

The Echoes of Disparity - Future Palace, Charlie Rolfe

Genre: alt, post-hardcore

Type: Single

The collab between Future Palace and Charlie Rolfe (As Everything Unfolds) talks about women's bodies and the weight of society's expectations. The track shines for its mix of powerful screams and clear vocals.

crying - Static Dress

Genre: post-hardcore

Type: Single

crying is the new release from Static Dress, an evolution from their previous releases that marks the beginning of a new era. The track is moody and it deals with heavy lyricism conveyed through a mid-song breakdown.

July - Wunderhorse

Genre: alt-rock, grunge

Type: Single

Wunderhorse's new track came along with a new album announcement, and it follows a slow rhythm that feels almost like an echo as the vocals capture the listener from the beginning.

The Jericho Protocol - The Gloom in the Corner

Genre: metalcore

Type: Single

With a new formation, the Australian band tell a story set before their second album Trinity, in which the main character enters a rehab center filled with mystery.

TOMBSTONE - Wage War

Genre: metal

Type: Single

A mix of metal riffs and western tropes, TOMBSTONE is part of the band's upcoming album Stigma, out June 21st.

I'm Way Faster Than The Lochness Monster - Safety Net, Archers

Genre: alt

Type: Single

The new track from the five-piece band Safety Net in collaboration with Archers blends distorted instrumentals and screams with powerful clean vocals that interwine themselves.

Valentine - Flower Face

Genre: folk

Type: Single

This heartfelt track is a beautiful ballad about the deceptions of love. Violins accompany the angelic vocals until the end to create a magical atmosphere that builds up the story.

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