Retrovision: The Sugarcubes - Regina

Released in 1989 on The Sugarcubes' second album, Here Today, Tomorrow Next Week!, "Regina" perfectly captures the band's quirky and unpredictable charm of the late 80s. The song managed to top the the UK indie charts, but fared poorly in the mainstream charts outside of Iceland. The video for “Regina” was directed by Óskar Jónasson and Þorgeir Gunnarsson.

WAW: Tove Lo - I'm your girl right?

Tove Lo has released a new single "I'm your girl right?" which will be featured on her upcoming album Estrus which is announced for September. The video was directed by Fernando Nogari and it was filmed in a former monastery outside São Paulo, Brazil, and features more than 70 dancers.

 

The Twilight Sad - Designed to Lose

 A month ago The Twilight Sad released their seventh studio album It's the Long Good Bye, their first in five years. Beginning of this year, the band started promoting the album with the second album release, "Designed to Lose" that you can listen below if you haven't so far.

WATCH: Duran Duran - Free To Love

Duran Duran is back with a new single "Free to Love" This leans into a glossy retro aesthetic, blending disco-funk grooves and vintage-styled visuals and also brings the collaboration with Nile Rodger and his signature rhythmic guitar and the nostalgic feel. 

Theo Vandenhoff - Wong Kar-wai

Earlier this year Theo Vandenhoff  released a new single titled "Wong Kar-wai" which was premiered with the music video below. The song is taken from their debut album, Saviour on the Spilled Blood and it is scheduled for release on April 10, 2026, via Artoffact Records. 

Instant Hit: Rupert Hine - I Hang On To My Vertigo

 “I Hang On To My Vertigo” is the opening track from Immunity, the 1981 synth-pop album by British musician and producer Rupert Hine. The song was written by Hine and he performed most of the instrumentation himself, using keyboards, synthesizers, and studio processing techniques that were relatively advanced for the time. Though not a major chart hit, the song became one of the most recognizable pieces from his solo catalogue and later appeared on retrospective collections such as Unshy on the Skyline. 

SRSQ - Born Alone, Die Alone

SRSQ has revealed a new single "Born Alone, Die Alone" marking a powerful start to 2026. The track was produced by both Ashlyn and Daniel, mixed by Mike Kriebel, and mastered by Carlos Ramirez. This single is available on Bandcamp and all major streaming platforms. 

Tempers - Who Says

 Tempers have revealed a brand new song "Who Says" that will be featured on their upcoming album Delusions which is set for release end of April this year.

hemlocke springs - w-w-w-w-w

Hemlocke Springs has returned with a brand new single titled "w-w-w-w-w". The bedroom-pop anthem is built around well known jittery synths and DIY art-pop sensibilities, channeling the atmosphere into a sharply defined hook. Below is the official visualiser.