Any artist is welcome to send us a track via freshonthenet.co.uk anytime between Monday lunchtime and Wednesday evening (or when we receive 200 submissions, whichever is sooner) - and all our moderators, including Tom Robinson, will listen to every track. This is our full inbox from the week beginning Mon 6th November: from Friday afternoon you'll be able to hear our shortlist and pick your favourites on this week's Listening Post which will appear at freshonthenet.co.uk/batch508

If a track you submitted does not appear in this list, it’s probably because another of your tracks appeared in our Fresh Faves or on the BBC Music Introducing Mixtape during the last three months — we ask that artists featured on either wait three months before resubmitting to give others a chance. 

We also don’t accept short previews or SoundCloud Go tracks that can only be heard as 30 second previews, and tracks made private after submission, which cannot be included in playlists. You will be able to resubmit the track in future. Tracks (and remixes of tracks) that have been previously submitted, and tracks from banned artists will also be removed.

Christmas songs and the like are also not eligible for the Listening Post, although we will collect these into a playlist that will be published on 24 December.

ENTIRE INBOX: Batch 508

Darkwave through wanting more in life. Sub bass to move you through dark times, like chocolate cake on a Thursday evening

Down Vampire Grove

After 2 years since the release of their debut single, Fuzziliers re-found themselves in Istanbul and are showing off a new track. Straight beat, guitar riff, distorted vocal tells about no sympathy for new time devils (guess who?) + screaming fuzzy solo in the end. Isn’t that what you call rock music?

Can't See Me

Make It Real Good (feat Roisin McCarney) (Release date 07/11/2023)

Losing My Faith.mp3

FEEL LIKE HOME

nineteen

https://discomaryband.com/index.html
Disco Mary's forthcoming new single (Sept 12th), 'I Think Therefore I Know' explores personal relationships in a world of new frontiers, bouncing around imagery from Kubrick’s 2001 ‘space baby’ to the theory of evolution, to the development of AI, and how emotional relationships can exist in these new worlds. Can we learn to appreciate what we are without technology? Sonically the track takes inspiration from Jawny, Beck, and The Go! Team

“Disco Mary - Brain In A Can” will be available in your local supermarket whilst stocks last, or until we get rumbled!!