Your Love

"I’m not proud of what I do to get to sleep."

Small Million's latest bop is not about your fun night out but about stumbling home afterwards relentlessly churning on everything you overshared.
The Overkill is for people who cringe back on everything they’ve said at a party to see if they were obnoxious, messy, hurt someone’s feelings, or disclosed too much of themselves. It’s about the ways we can seek connection through vulnerability (on a night out, posting online, or in song lyrics), and grappling with the regrets of confessing too much and losing control.

“This might be my favorite bridge we’ve ever written.” -Malachi

Small Million - The Overkill

The Cavs - Running

Eutherians (Ultramarine)

The two singles from the upcoming 'Still Here' EP by Cloud House.

Engineered & Produced by Chris Marshall (7 West Music) at Castle of Doom studios, Glasgow.

Release Dates:
Still Here: 16/08/23

Don't Wanna Talk: 20/09/23

Don't Wanna Talk

Little Tom - Radio Edit

Ffuglen Wyddonol

Los Blancos - Ffuglen Wyddonol

Here’s screensaver’s new single ‘Future Trash’, featured on the band’s forthcoming album ‘Decent Shapes’, out October 20th through Upset The Rhythm and Poison City in Australia. 

Available to pre-order now on gold vinyl here:
https://upsettherhythm.bigcartel.com/

screensaver - Future Trash

Inertia

The Carvery

Lost My Connection

Glasgow’s Cloud House captivate listeners with their raw and emotional music, covering themes of grief, hope, resilience, and personal growth on their upcoming EP, 'Still Here'. 

Formed in 2019, the band's eclectic tastes united Conor, Patrick, Jack, Calum, and Morgan. Conor's powerful stage presence stems from his remarkable experiences singing on stage with Green Day as a teenager, not once, but twice. 

Their music strikes a chord with their audiences, drawing from personal experiences but instantly relatable. Each song in their EP serves as a chapter in their collective story, revealing the triumphs and tribulations that have shaped their journey. Cloud House's melodies carry the weight of their shared emotions, providing solace and understanding to listeners. 

Described as "rising, rousing indie rock" by The Clash and selected as ones to watch in 2022 by The Weekender, the band have supported significant acts such as Big Country, The Luka State and Cassia - closing the summer off with their upcoming "Don't Wanna Talk" tour around Scotland.

Don't Wanna Talk

Cloud House

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