BRISTOL MUSIC WEEKLY
New Releases (28 Mar 26 - 03 April 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
28 MAR – 03 APR 2026
The underground is serving up a massive long-weekend soundtrack. Turn it up.
Spotify Drops
Guillotine – “Haunted”
After a period in the shadows, Guillotine are not quietly re-emerging, they are stepping forward with intent. Their new single “Haunted” lands as a controlled detonation: tense, emotionally loaded, and sharpened by experience. It follows recent singles “Does It Make You Feel” and “Half As Bright”, tracks that have already received the kind of word-of-mouth praise bands spend years chasing, to quote “your favourite band’s favourite band.”
Getdown Services
“The Radiator”
Off-kilter, witty, and instantly catchy. Getdown Services continue their rise with another sharp, characterful release.
Transparent Audio
“Step to Me (feat. Sylla)”
Bass-weight pressure with clean vocal interplay. Built for the dance, with a sharp UK underground edge.
A-Gain
“Amon”
Another re-release making waves again. Dark, driving energy with a hypnotic flow — still sounds fresh.
Sunglasz Vendor
“Guilty Pleasure”
Smooth, vibey, and polished. A late-night groove that leans into melody without losing its edge.
KRYM
“Hear The Crows”
High-energy rave influence with modern production. Big drops, big atmosphere — built for movement.
D&G
“What U Need (Street Mix)”
Stripped-back and direct. Raw UK flavour with a no-frills, street-ready approach.
Cryptworm
“Embedded with Parasitic Larvae”
Filthy, relentless, and unapologetic. Extreme energy from the heavier end of the spectrum.
Bandcamp Picks
My Nu Leng – “You’ve Been Gone”
A welcome re-release landing on Bandcamp. Still hits just as hard — crisp UK bass pressure with that signature My Nu Leng swing. Timeless club energy.
Lacey
“Thicke”
Smooth but weighty. “Thicke” rides a confident groove with polished production and a subtle late-night feel.
Lying On The Floor
“Old Rebels’ Home”
Indie storytelling with grit. Raw vocals and nostalgic tones give this one a reflective, almost cinematic edge.
Alan Stilton
“The Devil in Aldi”
Pure Bristol humour meets sharp songwriting. Quirky, chaotic, and unmistakably local — a proper tongue-in-cheek standout.
SOLAIR.
“Polarity”
Deep, immersive electronics with a hypnotic pull. “Polarity” balances tension and release with clean, modern production.
Victims Of Zero
“Aftermorrow (Live)”
Captured live at Nelson Street — raw, atmospheric, and full of intensity. Feels immediate and unfiltered.
Mike Cosford
“Man with a Passion (Mashup)”
A playful rework blending familiarity with fresh energy. Built for crowd reaction and nostalgia hits.
Alva Recek
“Aurora”
Ethereal and spacious. “Aurora” floats through ambient textures with a calming, cinematic feel.
Blue Regular
“March Of The Reinstated Dub”
Heavyweight dub pressure. Deep bass, echo-drenched layers, and a proper soundsystem mindset.
Motman & Beat Mason
“Sunburn”
Warm, groove-led energy with a summery feel. Easygoing but still rooted in bass-driven rhythm.
David Hares
“The Stars Are Singing To Themselves”
Experimental and expansive. A slow-burn piece that leans into atmosphere and abstract sound design.
Gig Highlights
Review: Thundercat @ Bristol Beacon
A standout night — virtuoso bass playing, charisma, and pure musicality. Bristol Beacon showing its range with a world-class performance.
Upcoming
PEACH (Album Launch) @ Strange Brew
A stacked lineup with Milo’s Planes and MP3 Chainsaw — expect leftfield energy and a proper launch atmosphere.
Upcoming
Guillotine @ Rough Trade
Momentum building fast — “Haunted” dropping just ahead of a big support slot for Black Foxxes (6th April). One to catch early.
Upcoming
Headset140 @ The Island
Kahn, Neek, Yushh and more — this is the Bristol 140 link-up. Heavyweight lineup for anyone locked into the dubstep underground.
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