our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single “BLACKOUT” by Material Goods 💥
the DIY industrial outfit have been making a real name for themselves in the North West, blending a huge range of genres to make something proper special. they’ve been on a bunch of shows lately and they’ve got a EP tour planned for September too 👊
this single “BLACKOUT” is the second single from their upcoming EP, and it sounds huge – utilising textures, space and noise so effectively, they’re able to create a real sense of atmosphere through their instrumentation choice, and the dynamic behind the track results in exciting and fresh production that keeps the listener on their feet throughout the entire tune. blending mechanical noise, crushing riffs, and raw, honest lyricism, it’s a proper tune and definitely one to put on repeat! 🥁
the latest single from Scatterchild, “New Ocean“, featuring Quentin Wylie, is available on all streaming platforms now – and a full music video over at https://youtu.be/bf-bUh4baOM
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new album “High Times and Misdemeanours” from Gallaher’s Green! 👊
the UK-based rock band have been making waves over the past few years, with their no-nonsense, driving energy to their music – their signature sound is complimented by their quality songwriting and expert musicianship, and we’ve had them perform for us a few times and they always blow us away with their stage presence and repertoire of incredible tracks! 🔈
this new album, their third, sounds fantastic, really showing off their musicianship, talent and songwriting abilities. there’s a plethora of quality guitar riffs, perfectly balanced by adept vocal melodies and singalong hooks that really capture the listeners’ attention. their diverse range of musical influences really ensures that each track feels different to the last, but maintains their unique sound. this is matched superbly by their lyrical depth, writing songs from a huge variety of influences, including love, grief, remembrance and friendship. it’s a great listen start to finish! 🎶
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single “Candlelight” from dulakes!
this is their fourth single of the year, and the Leeds-based alternative quartet have been making a real name for themselves in 2026, performing all across the North – we’ve covered their music a bunch, and we’re huge fans of their music, blending together a range of genres to really create something unique to themselves
this new tune sounds fantastic, opening with a moody guitar melody that really sets a dark, intricate atmosphere, and as the tune builds and builds through the verse, it emits a real sense of urgency within the soundscape which is expertly, explosively let out in a huge chorus. they’ve got gorgeous guitar tones throughout, with lead and rhythm working in perfect unison to give ample space for the main vocal to take command, ensuring control of the chaotic rhythm, bass and drums that work effortlessly to create not only a musically adept but ever-interesting and fresh feel to the single. another incredible release under their belts!
our feature for today’s Just The Crust is the brand new single “Codename Kids Next Year” by pillow fort
their first single in three years, the Nottingham trio have made a real name for themselves over the past decade, having played all across the UK and sharing the stage with names such as Michael Cera Palin and Crywank, selling out cassette tape runs of their previous EPs and cementing themselves within the UK DIY emo scene
the track sounds fantastic, marking a new era of more direct, emotionally charged material – opening with a driving guitar chord progression that flows excellently alongside huge drums and bass, giving a real energetic foundation for the vocal to take command over. the lyrics are raw and honest, we love how personal and conversational they are, spilling secrets and emotion, conveying both anger and vulnerability effortlessly. it’s a brilliant listen
you can find the track on all streaming platforms, and the full music video is available to watch on YouTube over at https://youtu.be/8qPV9FCfB5E
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