Weekly Roundup #123
Welcome to Roundup, showcasing the freshest tunes at the moment.
Another week, another roundup. What are you spinning?
Honey, I’d Lie To You - The Ariston
The Ariston have arrived with their first offering of 2026, the enormous Honey, I’d Lie To You. Blending raw emotion with driving indie-rock intensity, the single dives headfirst into the aftermath of love that refuses to leave, even long after it’s over.
For Fans Of: Inhaler, Overpass, KEO
That’s Me - KEO
KEO have ushered in a new era with live-favourite ‘That’s Me’ and Elephant’s Head launch party yesterday evening. The track is huge and already a staple of their energetic live performances. This is the start of something big for this band.
For Fans Of: Wunderhorse, Basht
Evolution - Nothing But Thieves
New single, new arena tour. Nothing But Thieves have marked their return with announcement after announcement over recent weeks. Their new era, boldly combining everything before, is well underway and already sounds massive.
For Fans Of: Royal Blood, MUSE
Let The Music Play - The Coral
Recorded in two weeks and inspired by Rocksteady, vocal groups of the early 60s, Ethiopiques compilations and “the highs, lows, births and deaths of the last three decades”, The Coral have returned with a surprise album, which features the fantastic track Let The Music Play.
For Fans Of: Blossoms, Jake Bugg
Space Cowboy - Daily J
Following Don’t Smile earlier this year, NZ-indie pop band Daily J have dropped Space Cowboy. It’s a dreamy, infectious and woozy track perfect for the sun that seems to be shining in the UK.
For Fans Of: Letters To Lions, Royel Otis
