False Advertising fling open ‘The Sorry Window’ with a bittersweet indie-grunge anthem
Manchester’s False Advertising return with new single ‘The Sorry Window’ — a track that catches them right where they shine:…
Video premiere: AKA PrimeTime – ‘Lose My Head’ (feat. JJ Rox)
Breakup bangers don’t usually sound like this. Today we’re buzzing to premiere the brand new video for AKA PrimeTime’s second…
Nell Davies releases ‘The End of the World or Whatever’ – indie-pop heartbreak from a Cornish pigsty
Liverpool-born, Cornwall-based DIY songwriter Nell Davies returns with her new single ‘The End of the World or Whatever’, and it’s…
The NaNaz are the South Wales ‘riot women’ proving that punk has no age limit, with debut single ’60 Lies’ – our LOUD WOMEN #fridaysoundtrack
Punk has always been about truth-telling – and no one is telling it louder or prouder right now than The…
‘SPLIT’ by smallways. — nervy, jagged brilliance from Sydney’s DIY punk crew led by LOUD WOMEN Fest organiser Tez
Sydney’s smallways. today unleash their new single ‘SPLIT’, taken from their forthcoming debut EP Mind Your Head — and it’s…
EERA hits Hollywood highs on psychedelic dream-pop album ‘I’ll stop when I’m done’
Norwegian artist EERA embraces a distinctly female lens for her third studio album, I'll stop when I'm done., out now…
Automatic share new single ‘Black Box’
Los Angeles trio Automatic share new single and video ‘Black Box’, the last preview of their new album, Is it…
Alexandra Leaving drops ‘Gone Girl 2.0’ – restless, witty indie for the upgrade era
London/West Midlands rising star Alexandra Leaving is back with new single ‘Gone Girl 2.0’ (out 24 Sept), and if her…
Video premiere: The Schla La Las return with ‘Gotta Go’ – a riotous shot of pop n roll joy
LOUD WOMEN is thrilled to premiere the brand new video for The Schla La Las’ comeback single ‘Gotta Go’. Nearly…
CHROMA – grief, rage and the power of friendship in ‘Riverhouse’
Pontypridd trio CHROMA – LOUD WOMEN Fest alumni – return with new single ‘Riverhouse’, out today on Alcopop! Records. It’s…