Releases | Counteract

Redditch band The Jewellers stamp their hallmark with impressive pair of singles

Redditch-based indie-rockers, The Jewellers, showcase their trade with the release of their first two singles.

The glowing new single, out now on local label Setting Son Records, drips in morning light and shimmers in 60s psychedelia.

The video for the extremely topical quarantine single features cameos from members of Idles, Dream Wife, Amyl and the Sniffers, God Damn and more

Birmingham’s purveyors of perverted cool continue their purple patch with ‘Debauched Times’, the lead single off their forthcoming album.

Lions of Dissent’s latest release, ‘Dreams Like Drugs’, is a psych-pop bop, and the second single from their EP Fear of Loathing.

It’s another teenage rampage from Kings Heath quartet Flares, on latest single Parma Violets. Stephen Pennell reviews.

Birmingham brooders The Taboo Club lighten up on the lilting new single ‘I Wish There Was A Way’. Sam Lambeth reviews.

If you like your rappers with something worthwhile to spit, Lady Sanity should be on your playlist.

Ivory Wave distil three years of promise into 25 minutes of disco-tinged joy on their debut EP. Sam Lambeth reviews.

Mahalia’s debut album Love and Compromise impresses, despite missing some of her biggest tracks out