Monster Of The Week

Psyops

Do you ever wonder if there might come a time when you need to grab a bag full of essentials, jump in a vehicle with someone you love and get the hell away from this place? When We Gonna Run is a song about running away from an apocalyptic world when the only thing that can save you is love. 

When We Gonna Run?

Written, produced, and mixed by Jordon Zadorozny at Skylark Park Studio
Jordon Zadorozny: bass, guitars, vocals, synthesizer
Levi Post: drums
John Fields: guitars, synthesizer, percussion
Bob Wilcox: backing vocals
Aleisha Nesbitt: backing vocals
Mastered by Nigel Palmer
Artwork by Vic Malang

Party's Over Captain

Off the Range

Hull-based collective O’Phantom return with their first release since their self-titled, self-funded EP dropped in May this year. The new single, Something (I Know), marks a bold continuation of the band’s introspective, lo-fi sound. Featuring Lucy Jowett (Dead Naked Hippies), the track builds on O’Phantom’s signature aesthetic - melding shimmering guitars, dual harmonies, and ghostly layered vocals to quietly yet powerfully explore themes of loss, ageing, and isolation. 

Fresh from two packed shows at this year’s Great Escape in Brighton and a run of dates across grassroots music venues nationwide, the DIY East Yorkshire outfit embodies the spirit of the UK’s underground music scene - one that values community over social media hype. Songwriter Daniel reflects on the single: “Something (I Know) was the first song we wrote together. It started as a few chords on an acoustic guitar and grew into this brooding, atmospheric post-punk track - thanks in no small part to Rowan’s (bass) knack for deconstructing song structures. Working with Matt Peel (TRAAMS, Yard Act, Honesty) on the recording really brought it to life. We came out with a track we’ll love forever.”

Something (I Know)

Out of the Blue

A dreamy shoegaze track from Ōtautahi, New Zealand. 

Levitating The Knife

Out in the Night

How Long?” is about that confusing, vulnerable stage of a relationship where you’ve fallen for someone, you think they feel the same, you’re going on dates, having fun, everything seems right - but they still haven’t committed. It captures the tension between excitement and uncertainty, when you’re giving your heart to someone who won’t quite say they’re fully with you yet.

The song explores the frustration and impatience that builds when you’re left waiting for clarity: How long until they say what you need to hear? How long until they choose you back? It’s the emotional push-and-pull of wanting to move forward, but not knowing if the other person is truly ready.

“How Long?” is a reflection of that moment we all face - when love feels real, but the other person’s hesitation leaves you questioning how much longer you can hold on.

How Long

ho-ho-nope is a holiday soundtrack for the ones who don’t always feel picture-perfect in December. These songs blend cozy indie-pop textures with sharp, honest storytelling, unraveling the kind of Christmas season where healing, clarity, and a little bit of humor make the best gifts. It’s equal parts wistful and warm, sprinkled with just enough mischief to keep things interesting.
If you’ve ever unwrapped a memory you didn’t ask for or realized the “holiday magic” was mostly red flags wrapped in tinsel… welcome home.

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mistletoe (kiss my ass)

Taken from the album WOLF RENTS BARK, name number 7 in Louder Than War's Top 100 Albums of 2025.

Live, this track has been landing hard. ‘Happy New Year’ charts innocence slipping into disillusionment, with lyrics written under a self-imposed rule of just three syllables per line. It inspired WOLF RENTS BARK, our album title for an age where politician-CEOs cosplay as ‘the guy next door,’ while extracting wealth at a pace. The band are releasing this festive protest song instead of creating more landfill Christmas-themed shit. 

It comes with a video made by the band, released on YouTube on 18th December.


HAPPY NEW YEAR

Rising noise-punk trio from Lancaster, TV FACE, serve “sonic fury with a satirical edge … blistering, genre-defying … both chaotic and meticulously tight” (HellaFuzz). 


Their much anticipated second album, Wolf Rents Bark, was released on 5th September 2025 via Preston’s cult label Crackedankles Records — home to underground heavyweights including Evil Blizzard, Hotwax, and Polypores.  The album has received rave reviews, including Album of the Week from Louder Than War, 5/5 stars from ThePunkSite.com and 9/10 from Mystic Sons.


Live, TV FACE are known for their high-intensity performances, “with dynamics ... not seen since the likes of Therapy? … in the early nineties” (Louder Than War). They are on tour throughout October and November, promoting the album.

HAPPY NEW YEAR

TV FACE

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