Don’t miss out on any of the latest music from Merseyside! Here’s information on some of the best new releases from Liverpool and beyond over the last couple of weeks.
Published May 4, 2025.
Picks of the week
Ready To Go – The Lags
The Lags combine their folk influences with classic rock n roll, to create a sound that feels nostalgic while remaining authentic.
With words that roll off the tongue and flow into each other, Ready To Go is one of their best releases yet.
You can follow The Lags here.
Rule the World (album) – RATS
RATS’ long-awaited album is here and it takes the band’s music in a new direction while retaining its raw indie style that popularised the group.
Among the standout songs are 10 Missed Calls, Section 60 and Turn It Around, with the latter’s guitar tones harking back to their early days.
You can follow RATS here.
Natural Light – John Witherspoon
John Witherspoon is a supremely talented songwriter who already has two albums to his name.
Natural Light is John’s first release since 2023 and continues in the same vein as his previous work, with the focus on lyricism over noisy guitars.
You can follow John Witherspoon here.
More from Merseyside
Fragments – Hushtones
You can follow Hushtones here.
Standing There – The Memos
You can follow The Memos here.
Rainy – Novelty Island
You can follow Novelty Island here.
girl – Euan Blackman
You can follow Euan Blackman here.
Dream – Daisy Gill
You can follow Daisy Hill here.
Little Louis – Tom Collins
You can follow Tom Collins here.
Before You – Miles Temp
You can follow Miles Temp here.
If I Called Tonight – Jake Heaton
You can follow Jake Heaton here.
I’ve Got The Blues – John-Paul Connor, The Woodland Brothers
You can follow John-Paul Connor here.
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