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Bristol Music Weekly is your go-to guide for the city’s sound. From underground gems to headline acts, we keep you updated!

Every week we spotlight the hottest new releases, upcoming gigs, top artists, venues, and festivals shaping Bristol’s music scene.

12/06/2026

Bristol Music Weekly is live ⚡

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-06-june-26-12-june-26

🔥 Release of the Week
Open Return – Blackout
A dark, confident first statement from the debut EP Dead / Line.

⚡ Second Pick of the Week
KOAN Sound – Phantom Sight
A huge four-track release from one of Bristol’s most detailed electronic acts.

Also featuring:

Kahn – Jouhatsu
Head Plant – Eye to I
Stay Lunar – Here With You
Sam Avanti – Jim Brown
Rate & Follow – Want Your Love
Daffy – Fortitude
& much more!

05/06/2026

NEW BRISTOL RELEASES ARE LIVE 🚨

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-30-may-26-05-june-26

This week’s roundup goes from proper D&B pressure to garage weirdness, club heat, indie covers, nightcore chaos and strange Bandcamp gems.

🔥 Break – So Right
🌟 L Syd – Sklzooouuuttt
⚡ Borai – Push Your Body
⚡ Claude Cooper ft. Joe Talbot – Perfect Ex*****on
⚡ Mumble Tide – Gallows Acre
⚡ X-Ray Ted – Espresso Tedit

Bristol sounds. All week long.

29/05/2026

Bristol Music Weekly is live ☀️🎶

Read + listen now:
https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-23-may-26-29-may-26

This week feels like Bristol fully switching into summer mode: festival sun, heavy riffs, dream-pop haze, D&B pressure, oddball dancefloor cuts and a few proper future favourites.

🔥 Spotify Release of the Week
Eden Machine – The Venom of Stasis
Taken from The Mortal Dusk — a huge, heavy album worth listening to in full.

🌟 Independent Release of the Week
Diz Undone – Follow That Joy
A bright, urgent, bassline-driven track from the upcoming Love & Rage album.

Also featuring:

Night Swimming – Hope and Wavering
The Sauce & Porcelyn – Scandal
Lrusse & Kraymon – Japan Jam
Grandmas House – DOG
Tara Clerkin Trio – Lazy Daisy
Dom Carlo – AFT (Dubbers Mix)
K-65 – My Love
Bugslife – Secrets
Sunflower Princess – In the End, We All Die
Jai – My Luv

Plus: festival sunshine from Love Saves the Day and Dot to Dot, and gig picks for Dreamwave, The Maisonettes and Django Durrant.

15/05/2026

NEW RELEASES ARE LIVE 🚨

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-09-may-26-15-may-26

Bristol sounds weird, heavy and soulful this week.

Philski keeps it wonky with Dude’ STARKER, Slowe brings the neo-soul warmth, Split Chain turn the guitars up, Fred V & Grafix reunite, and 3Morph delivers dark rave pressure with real emotion behind it.

No filler. Just Bristol sounds moving in every direction.

08/05/2026

NEW RELEASES ARE LIVE 🚨
https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-02-may-26-08-may-26

Mystic State + Phaeleh give the city a chilled electronic nod with Visit Bristol, DJ Die brings the GutterFunk pressure, Elder Island return with Hello Baby Okay, and Transparent Audio keep the bass moving with Anvo.

Big week. Big sounds. Bristol all over it.

01/05/2026

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-25-apr-26-01-may-26

New Bristol music just landed. Bass-heavy. Weird in places. Folk in others. Very Bristol throughout.

🔥 Easton Punk Festival across the bank holiday weekend
⚡ Rave on Avon returns for year 16

🎧 New releases from S.Murk, Dom Carlo, Anton Pearson, Natalie Fée, Objectiv, Sam Krats, Drone - and many more - click the link!

24/04/2026

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/new-releases-18-apr-26-24-april-26

Bristol’s weekly soundtrack just landed 🔊

From Revan & Kiah taking Record of the Week with Not Invisible via Transparent Audio, to fresh drops from Ruth Royall, Henry & Louis, Joe Yorke, Philski, Spinback and more — this week is stacked.

🌿 4/20 vibes hit the city
🎪 Dot To Dot tickets on sale now
📍 St Werburghs Spring Fair + People’s Art Fair incoming

Tap in, discover something new, support local.

👉 Full roundup live now
bristolmusicweekly.co.uk

17/04/2026

👉https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/new-releases-11-apr-26-17-april-26👈

From Massive Attack returning with Boots on the Ground to a stacked wave of underground releases across DnB, post-punk and leftfield — this one’s heavy.

🎧 Highlights:
– Spektiv x Umbra x Killa P
– HLZ
– MOULD
– Tara Clerkin Trio
– Wuzy Bambussy
– Maebe

Tonight:
🎸 Split Dogs — Exchange
🔥 Superseed — Chelsea Inn (free, 8PM)
Next up:
🎶 Lande Hekt + Mumble Tide — Strange Brew (Tue)

10/04/2026

NEW RELEASES — 04 APR → 10 APR 🚨
Bristol’s been busy… again.

👇 FULL ROUND-UP
https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/new-releases-04-apr-26-10-april-26

💿 Album of the Week:
👉 Annie Gardiner – “Sleeping Dogs”
Warm, intimate, and built to be played front-to-back.

⚡ Biggest Highlight:
👉 Outertown Festival (11 April)
60+ acts. 10 venues. Old Market takeover.

🎤 Gigs loading:
Peach (TONIGHT), The Orb, Cat Burns, The Pale White + more

03/04/2026

🚨 Bank Holiday Easter Weekend is here, and the Bristol underground is serving up a massive long-weekend soundtrack. Turn it up. 🚨

Our 28 Mar – 03 Apr release radar is officially live, packed with heavy bass pressure, chaotic punk, and pure club energy.

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/new-releases-28-mar-26-03-april-26

🏆 Record of the Week: Guillotine – “Haunted” (A tense, emotionally loaded return dropping just ahead of their Rough Trade show!)
🔥 Essential Cut: My Nu Leng – “You’ve Been Gone” (Timeless club energy and crisp UK bass pressure).
🔊 Heavy Hitters: Massive drops from Getdown Services, Transparent Audio, Alan Stilton, and Cryptworm.
🎟️ Gig Radar: Don't miss Headset140 at The Island, PEACH's album launch at Strange Brew, and Guillotine supporting Black Foxxes!

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