Turnstile // NEVER ENOUGH
Four long years after their GLOW ON LP brought hardcore to the masses, Turnstile have announced follow-up album NEVER ENOUGH with its title track. ‘NEVER ENOUGH’ opens with a wink to the band’s dreamy BADBADNOTGOOD collab EP before hitting us with unadulterated Turnstile. Check em out at London’s Outbreak Festival this summer.
Jim Legxacy // stick
‘stick’ fuses subtle melancholia with flashes of drill to get us locked in for the imminent arrival of Jim Legxacy’s Black British Music mixtape.
Jadu Heart // SOS
Very few active artists can boast a discography with the consistently of Jadu Heart’s, and the fact that Alex & Diva are still reaching new fans 10 years deep into the project is a win for the whole independent scene. New album POST HEAVEN dropped today.
HAAi // Shapeshifter (ft. KAM-BU)
Aussie-born, London-based producer HAAi enlists KAM-BU’s talents for ‘Shapeshifter’; bookending killer low-fi rave beats with minimalist introspection.
SL // Robbery
SL’s delivery is crisp, precise and effortlessly charismatic; combine that with the confidently stripped back beat of ‘Robbery’ and you’ve got a combo which begs to be played on repeat.
The New Eves // Highway Man
Straddling a world between the wild west and The Wicker Man via sticky-floored venues: Brighton’s The New Eves have announced their deal with Transgressive (Arlo Parks, Greg Freeman) with ‘Highway Man’.
featured image: Jim Legxacy (black british music mixtape artwork)
