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 They have just released one of the most exciting albums of the year.

 Yes, maybe they are just revivalists, but what a delight these 43 minutes are!

Liverpool's The Mysterines release Reeling, a debut album filled with energetic alternative rock influenced by the 90s grunge era. Produced by Catherine Marks, the record highlights powerful vocals and strong guitar presence. The band's live experience opening for Royal Blood and The Amazons shines through. Tracks range from intense rock songs to more melancholic acoustic pieces, revealing their versatility. Though rooted in revivalism, the album delivers an exciting and fresh listening experience. Listen to The Mysterines' Reeling now and experience this fresh take on 90s-inspired alternative rock!

 ‘Some Might Say’ is one of those tracks that defines and makes it clear what Oasis were during that period: wonderful melodies, ’70s influences, and a wall of powerful and distorted guitars.

 Outside the norms of a life set on the tracks of tranquility and bourgeois inhibition, Oasis want to be a band on the side of the people and for the people.

Oasis' single 'Some Might Say' was a major catalyst leading to their seminal album '(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?'. Featuring powerful guitars and evocative lyrics, it exemplifies the band's sound during the 90s Britpop era. Notably, the B-sides like 'Talk Tonight' and 'Acquiesce' became classics in their own right. The release marked a key moment for the band’s rise to the top of the UK charts. Listen to Oasis' Some Might Say and explore the landmark Britpop tracks that defined a generation!

 It would be a great shame, yes, because it’s unlikely you’ll listen to many better albums than this one this year.

 Do we bet that in a few years many music enthusiasts will vividly remember where they were when they first listened to "Black" and "Silence"?

IST IST’s debut album 'Architecture' is a standout release blending punk and dark rock with strong influences from Joy Division. The Manchester band showcases intense performances and memorable tracks led by Adam Houghton’s distinctive baritone voice. The album achieved top positioning on indie charts, highlighting its quality. Key songs like 'You’re Mine,' 'Black,' and 'Silence' promise lasting impact. Listen to IST IST’s ‘Architecture’ now and experience one of the year’s most compelling debut albums.

 Ghostpoet’s is one of the most spontaneous crossover in circulation, elegantly balancing on the borderline between hip hop and rock.

 There’s nothing forced emerging from the noir folds of this album, and its communicative strength is the central point of an artist who cannot be caged into genre boundaries.

Ghostpoet’s album 'I Grow Tired But Dare Not Fall Asleep' marks his return after three years with a mix of trip hop, post-punk, dub, and psychedelia. Thematically centered on universal anxiety and an uncertain future, the album offers a spontaneous crossover between hip hop and rock. Notable tracks like 'Breaking Cover' and 'Concrete Pony' highlight the creative and communicative strength of the artist. Ghostpoet continues to push genre boundaries with an authentic and powerful sound. Discover Ghostpoet’s unique soundscape—listen to 'I Grow Tired But Dare Not Fall Asleep' and experience a powerful genre fusion.

 It is the music, not the cover, that is the most interesting aspect of his debut album.

 This is undoubtedly an album with a striking allure that helps redefine country tradition and would wildly appeal to David Lynch.

Orville Peck emerged in 2019 with his debut album Pony, merging traditional country music with shoegaze, indie pop, and blues influences. His masked persona adds mystique, while his baritone voice evokes legends like Chris Isaak and Morrissey. Pony offers a fresh and captivating take on country, appealing to fans of eclectic and cinematic music. The album features standout tracks such as "Dead Of Night" and "Queen Of The Rodeo." Listen to Orville Peck's Pony and explore a captivating new frontier in country music today!

 "The Real People remains a brilliant and underappreciated album that... ultimately anticipates sounds that would become beloved in Britpop."

 In 1993 a young guitarist, Noel Gallagher, sought their help to record the demo needed for his band to secure their first record deal.

The Real People's 1991 self-titled debut album is a standout yet underrated part of early Britpop history. Drawing inspiration from 60s Merseyside sound and the Madchester scene, it combines melodic guitar pop with funk and dance elements. Produced by Stephen Street, it remains timeless and influential despite modest chart success. The band also played a crucial role in supporting early Oasis demos, linking them permanently to Britpop's rise. Explore The Real People's debut album and discover the roots of Britpop’s iconic sound!

 This second work... is capable of offering, along its pleasant ten tracks, everything you would expect.

 If you love or have loved the Style Council, this is a band absolutely worth rediscovering.

New Street Adventure’s final album 'Stubborn Sons' offers a solid collection of British soul tracks rooted in influences like David Bowie and Paul Weller. Though not highly original, it delivers expected urban funk and heartfelt ballads. The band’s upcoming farewell emphasizes their worth for fans of British soul and the Style Council. Listen to 'Stubborn Sons' and rediscover New Street Adventure’s soulful British sound before their final farewell.

 The album seems to embrace the lesson of fellow Glaswegians, Franz Ferdinand, mixing their typical 2000s indie sound with a pinch of Pavement and Supergrass, yet managing to sound remarkably fresh.

 An album that is not exactly experimental but is among the most fun records of this 2017 that is about to end.

Catholic Action’s debut album 'In Memory Of' showcases a fresh take on Glasgow indie rock with influences from Franz Ferdinand and Pavement. The 36-minute record balances energetic tracks with beautiful ballads, making it one of the most enjoyable albums of 2017. The band, led by Chris McCrory, delivers an engaging mix of rhythm and melody. Key track 'Propaganda' stands out among the highlights. Listen to Catholic Action's 'In Memory Of' and experience fresh Glasgow indie rock vibes today!

 Jake Bugg embraces the acoustic guitar once again and lets himself go to the melodies dearest and most fitting to him.

 This album is not a masterpiece, there is no hit inside, yet it is a work that is definitely more focused and coherent from start to finish.

Jake Bugg's fourth album 'Hearts That Strain' marks a return to his acoustic roots and Nashville collaborations. After mixed prior releases, this album shows more focus and coherence, divided into sunny and darker halves. Although not a masterpiece or containing any hits, it feels like a purposeful new beginning for the young singer-songwriter. Explore Jake Bugg's heartfelt return in 'Hearts That Strain' and experience his focused, acoustic journey today.

 These six guys from the Scottish Highlands emerge with pleasure with an at times surprising album.

 The whole is guided by the powerful voice of the leader Jordan Shearer, who manages to give an epic quality to every single track of this collection.

Neon Waltz's debut album Strange Hymns stands out in a struggling UK guitar band scene with originality and enjoyable music. The album mixes indie pop and psychedelic folk, led by Jordan Shearer's epic vocals. Highlights include 'Sundial,' 'Dreamers,' 'You & Me,' and 'Heavy Heartless.' Despite minor flaws, the album shows evident potential, echoing influences like The Kinks and receiving praise from notable artists like Noel Gallagher. Listen to Neon Waltz’s Strange Hymns and explore a fresh Scottish indie folk rock experience!