BRISTOL MUSIC WEEKLY
New Releases (07 Feb 26 - 13 Feb 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
07 FEB – 13 FEB 2026
From the Bandulu vault drop to incoming meditation stacks at Trinity, Bristol was fully lit this week.
Archive Drop
Kahn & Neek – Bandulu Archive (12–18)
Kahn & Neek opened the vault this week with a 24-track behemoth. The Bandulu Records Archive (2012–2018) is a heavyweight retrospective of a foundational catalogue — essential listening for system heads, dubstep historians, and anyone who knows what Bristol pressure really sounds like.
Streaming Drops
Slowe – “How Hard Can It Be?”
Smooth, groove-led soul with electronic polish and a warm, introspective touch. This one lands softly but sticks around — melodic, elegant and built with real control.
Mesh
“Hey Stranger”
Reflective lyrics meet polished club production. Intimate, emotional, and still built to move.
Teej ft. Freddy B
“Brainless”
Sharp-edged D&B via OCC Recordings — dark, direct, and system-ready from the jump.
Elder Island
“Ordinary Love”
Smooth vocals and refined production combine for an effortless, radio-ready indie-electronic cut.
Grandma Love
“A2”
Minimal techno-house via Northfield Records, full of DJ-focused percussive precision.
Fonzo
“Crofters Wrongs”
An understated broken-beat rhythm piece leaning into city melancholia and late-night reflection.
Bandcamp & Independent
Phossa – “Danny Brown (Turbo Mix)”
A high-speed club roller with heavyweight low-end and punchy drums. This one is all impact — direct, effective, and ready to do damage on a proper rig.
Reso
“Havok”
Chaotic technical precision and frenetic energy — unpredictable in the best way.
Ventex
“Knockout”
Aggressive neuro D&B with razor-sharp sound design and serious impact.
The Sklacksons
“See How It Feels”
Jangling guitars, warm indie vocals and a breezy, heartfelt pull throughout.
D'Cypher
“Luv Me”
Dark underground electronics loaded with brooding atmosphere and low-end tension.
Christie Griffin Duo
“Flappy's Tune”
Jazz-leaning organic interplay and a melodic acoustic breather amid the pressure.
Ill-Fated
“Venom”
Lives up to its name — sharp, aggressive D&B with relentless bite from start to finish.
Gig Radar
DEEP MEDi x RC1 @ Trinity Centre
History loading. The legendary DEEP MEDi crew meets the might of the RC1 Sound System at Trinity Centre on 21 Feb — total system weight, no filler, no compromise.
Rewind
Moor Gigs Resurrection
A full madness at Moor Beer Co. last Saturday — exactly the kind of chaos a proper DIY city thrives on.
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