Glasgow's Ferguson Hi-fi return with their second single unleashing yet more chaotic pop.
Indie
TuneFountain covers new indie music from independent artists, emerging talent and established names taking their sound in a different direction. Our indie coverage spans indie-pop, indie-rock, alternative music, folk-influenced songwriting and genre-blurring releases built around distinctive voices and ideas.
Rather than treating indie as a fixed sound, we focus on the creativity, personality and independence behind each release. You will find reviews, news, profiles and interviews featuring artists working with jangling guitars, intimate production, electronic textures, melodic hooks and more experimental approaches.
This archive brings together TuneFountain’s latest indie coverage, from debut singles and rising bands to established artists beginning a new chapter. New stories are added regularly as we continue discovering and supporting the musicians shaping tomorrow’s independent music scene.
Revivalry return with their second full EP and they are not giving up youth lightly.
The classic biopic about a dysfunctional bunch of creatives returns for a fitting 24 year anniversary.
Arson hit Saturday night in their home town.
Burton puts on a big show and its free! Headlined by Pale Waves but showcasing a load of local artists.…
Arson are twisted firestarters as they aim their first salvo; Wannabe.
pushbike drop the first single from their upcoming Little Bastard EP.
After a summer on major stages, the Newcastle songwriter turns to a question she still asks herself.
A love song changes meaning at its close, while the next single follows the aftermath.
The Kaves are making a rainy night in Glasgow sound bigger than ever.
Beads, bangles and emotional tangles. The Cases have been kicked in the teeth again.
You want fame? Well fame costs. And right here is where you start paying. In sweat.
Moving confidently into their ‘difficult second album’ phase, The Molotovs are back with ‘Urbia’, a stinging rebuke to the slow…
Something is stirring in the Scottish psyche. Guitar music is back. Syrena are here to celebrate that.
Garage Flower return with their second single in quick succession to round off a frantic summer.
The Sundays revisit their debut release 'Reading, Writing and Arithmetic' with a brand new pressing and a return to more…
Ronan Fae builds a glitchy, horror-tinged world around ‘Copycat’, using dark pop and alt-rock bite to explore masking, identity and…
Oslo-based Resa Saffa Park turns artistic self-doubt into something intimate and atmospheric, blending picked guitar, jazzy keys and noir-pop tension.
Bright guitars and an anthemic chorus carry a candid coming-of-age song about self-doubt, pressure and trying to grow up without…
The Essex-based artist follows early BBC Introducing support with an indie pop single shaped by distance and breakup clarity.
The Liverpool five-piece follow their early momentum with a new single that leans into pace, colour, and band chemistry.
George Bone flips a love song on its head with ‘The Wrong Person’, turning warmth into something far more complicated…
Fiona-Lee returns with her second EP Every Woman, a six-track release led by the focus track 'Rational', as the Yorkshire…
Just put the line up for a Festival together. Sound's easy right? We catch up with someone doing it for…
We travel to Cheltenham for an uplifting gig where the fans pick the bands. The story of how a Facebook…
Pentire headline a sold out B-Town night in Digbeth with support from WRKHOUSE and Pear Drop, giving Birmingham a standout…
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