On July 20, a new single by the British band Speak Easy Circus was released. The song is called 'Gros Michel' and it is a kind of manifesto of how we do not pay attention to seemingly small things that are behind big evil deeds.

The British band Void Pleasantries was first assembled in 2007 in the Scottish town of Bellshill, near Glasgow. Since then, Void Pleasantries performed and recorded several times, choosing creative pauses.

'Frayed' is the title of the new single of the British singer-songwriter Jane Allison, which was released on July 21. Jane Allison's creativity also has other lines, for example, she is known as an actress of comedy series.

On July 21, the debut mini-album 'Deepest Blue' by British indie artist Lizzie Esau was released. Together with the EP, her single ‘Lazy Brain’ was also released, which speaks of self-doubt and the need to release internal energy.

On July 7, a new single called 'World's Between' by the London artist Ed Bennett was released. 'World's Between' is also the title of the artist's upcoming album, which is preparing to be released on Marquee Records.

'Come Back To Me', that's the name of the new single of the British band Gold Frames, who are based in Southend. This amazing indie rock band already managed to prove themselves with the first single 'Burning Bridges' and now the guys are gearing up to release their debut album this autumn.

On July 14, the full-length album of the post-rock band AARONSON, based in Newport, UK, was released. The record is called 'The Great Swells That Carry Us Will Pull Us Under' and it was released via Dirty Carrot Records.

On July 6, the single 'Tell Me Everything' by British artist Jen Island was released. She is preparing to release her debut mini-album this autumn and the first single opens the curtain on the forthcoming record.

Bristol artist Kid Lazuras is preparing to release his debut album 'Utopia' on August 15. Earlier this year, they released several singles that will be included in this album, and 'All Over Again' is one of them.

The new track from the British indie rock band The Lunar Keys is called '88 Train' and it was released on July 7. They are based in Guildford from where their music makes its way to the listener. The group move on, revealing their original creativity to the world.