BRISTOL MUSIC WEEKLY
New Releases (07 Mar 26 - 13 Mar 26)
Each Friday we round up the freshest sounds from Bristol’s buzzing scene. From boundary-pushing underground acts to chart-ready anthems, discover the tracks and albums making waves this week. Dive in below and explore what’s new.
Bristol Music Weekly
06 MAR – 13 MAR 2026
The sounds of the city keep evolving. This week’s drops are an eclectic mix of underground grit, atmospheric experimentalism, and sheer club weight. Dive into our handpicked highlights and explore the full pane of releases below.
Spotify Drops
Slowe – “Too Much to Ask”
Slowe returns with another smooth, emotionally driven cut. “Too Much to Ask” blends warm soul melodies with modern production, balancing vulnerability and groove in a way that continues to define Slowe’s understated style.
Mesh
“This World”
Mesh keeps the momentum going with “This World”, a polished electronic track built around reflective lyrics and clean production. It’s another confident release that highlights his growing catalogue of introspective, melodic cuts.
ENiGMA Dubz, Mystic State
“Backchat”
Two heavyweight bass producers combine forces on “Backchat”. The track blends dark dubstep textures with precise drum programming, delivering a heavy yet atmospheric club weapon.
Tom Encore, Inside Defect, Evergreen
“Infinite Gold”
Released via Truth Hertz, “Infinite Gold” pairs soulful vocals with rolling basslines and clean electronic production, sitting comfortably between UK bass and melodic club music.
Tara Clerkin Trio
“Somewhere Good”
The Tara Clerkin Trio deliver another beautifully atmospheric release. “Somewhere Good” floats between jazz, dream pop and electronic textures, showcasing the trio’s signature immersive sound.
Urzah
“Infernal Star I”
A dark, cinematic metal release with crushing riffs and expansive atmosphere. Urzah continue to refine their heavy sound with this intense and brooding track.
Joss Jakeway-crooks
“Hoover Dam”
A tight indie-rock cut driven by gritty guitars and direct songwriting. “Hoover Dam” captures the raw energy of Bristol’s alternative scene.
Mono Dots
“I Feel”
A smooth indie-pop release with relaxed groove and melodic warmth. Mono Dots deliver a laid-back track that feels equally suited to playlists and late-night listening.
Gas No Light
“Space Leverage”
A forward-thinking electronic cut built around minimal rhythms and evolving textures. Gas No Light continues exploring experimental club territory.
Fex the Kid, Duality
“Dreamstate”
A melodic bass track balancing atmospheric build-ups with driving rhythm. “Dreamstate” leans into cinematic electronic territory while keeping a strong dancefloor focus.
Bandcamp Picks
Jessie Grace – “Beautiful (2026 Remaster)”
A refreshed version of Jessie Grace’s emotive track, bringing cleaner production while preserving its heartfelt core.
Backsy
“Buying a Boat”
A warm, melodic indie release that leans into storytelling and understated instrumentation.
Forget Them Wendy
“Tell me It's Alright”
A gritty indie track that balances vulnerability with punchy guitar work.
The Sauce
“I feel great”
A slick drum & bass roller built around crisp breaks and classic Sauce groove.
Henry CS
“Forms”
Minimal electronic textures and steady rhythmic movement give “Forms” a hypnotic feel.
Diksha
“Equilibrium”
Released via Bom Shanka Music, “Equilibrium” blends psychedelic textures with driving bass grooves.
Homefield Studios
“Murderblooms”
An atmospheric alternative release with layered instrumentation and moody production.
Firewoodisland
“Sprinter”
A melodic indie track built around uplifting instrumentation and clean songwriting.
Simon Hedges
“Pointing at the Stars”
A reflective electronic release balancing ambience with subtle rhythmic movement.
Sprat
“Weak”
A gritty alternative track driven by distorted guitars and raw vocal delivery.
Ghola
“No Man's Land”
Dark and atmospheric, Ghola explores moody sound design and experimental textures.
Gig Highlights
Review: Knocked Loose @ SWX
Hardcore heavyweights Knocked Loose delivered a ferocious set at SWX last week, turning the packed venue into a wall of movement. The Kentucky band’s relentless riffs and explosive crowd energy proved why they’ve become one of the most talked-about acts in modern hardcore.
Upcoming
Cryptbreaker & More @ The Dame
A heavy lineup bringing together Bristol’s underground punk and metal scenes for a loud, chaotic night.
Upcoming
TC & The Groove Family @ Strange Brew
Expect deep funk, jazz and soul grooves from one of Bristol’s most vibrant live bands.
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