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BRISTOL MUSIC WEEKLY

New Releases (10 Oct 25 - 17 Oct 25) Copy

4 Oct — 10 Oct 2025

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.

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Bristol Music Weekly

Mid-Autumn Bloom 🍂

As the leaves turn and the city settles into its autumnal rhythm, Bristol's music scene continues to flourish with an impressive array of new releases. This week feels particularly vibrant, showcasing the sheer breadth of talent that calls this city home.
Let's explore the latest sonic offerings that are set to soundtrack your week.

Bandcamp Picks 🎶

High West – Adrenochrome

Bristol's High West deliver a potent dose of their signature sound with the *Adrenochrome* album. Expect powerful riffs, driving rhythms, and a raw, unapologetic energy that firmly plants them in the city's thriving heavy music scene. A must-listen for anyone craving authentic, hard-hitting rock.

Inner Echo & Indra MC – My Team

Echoplex Records drops a serious track with "My Team." Inner Echo's production lays down a deep, resonant backdrop, perfectly complemented by Indra MC's commanding vocals. This is proper, underground bass music with an undeniable Bristol flavour, designed for the dancefloor.

Spotify Drops 🔥

MARINA P & THE CO-OPERATORS – Moonlighting

Marina P's unmistakable vocals, backed by the masterful production of The Co-operators, deliver a sublime piece of modern reggae/dub. "Moonlighting" is smooth, soulful, and deeply infectious, showcasing the enduring influence of sound system culture in Bristol and beyond.

Langkamer – "Crows"

Bristol's beloved indie-folk outfit Langkamer return with "Crows," a beautifully crafted track that blends their distinctive storytelling with melancholic melodies and rich harmonies. It's an evocative and heartfelt offering that solidifies their place as local favourites.

Fred V & Grace Barton – "All of My Love"

Hospital Records stalwart Fred V teams up with Grace Barton for a liquid D&B anthem. "All of My Love" is pure sonic bliss, featuring soaring vocals, shimmering melodies, and that signature feel-good energy that Fred V consistently delivers.

IMMERSE – "St Adelaide"

IMMERSE brings a darker, more introspective vibe with "St Adelaide." This track is a masterclass in atmospheric electronic music, building slowly with intricate textures and pulsating rhythms. It's a deep dive into sound that rewards repeated listens.

Revolve – Underburn/The Tower

Revolve delivers a powerful two-tracker that delves into gritty, industrial-tinged techno. Both "Underburn" and "The Tower" are built for dimly lit warehouses, featuring relentless percussion and evolving soundscapes.

Anki – "Second Place"

Anki's "Second Place" is a beautifully melodic and atmospheric electronic track. It balances intricate sound design with an emotive core, creating a soundscape that is both expansive and intimately personal. A brilliant piece of IDM-infused electronica.

Ride Ravers – "Respect the Bass"

Ride Ravers are here to remind you what's important: "Respect the Bass." This track is a no-nonsense, high-energy cut that delivers exactly what the title promises – heavy basslines and driving rhythms designed to shake any sound system.

Minor Science – Mortals

Minor Science's *Mortals* is a compelling journey into intricate, abstract electronic music. Known for his meticulous sound design and genre-bending approach, this release offers a sophisticated and challenging listen, pushing boundaries.

Zorro, Addicted, Break – "Badness"

A formidable collaboration between Zorro, Addicted, and the legendary Break. "Badness" is a relentless and razor-sharp drum & bass track, packed with intricate breaks and a dark, uncompromising atmosphere. This is for the heads, through and through.

Elsewhere Finds 🌍

Live at Exchange – Skating Polly

It was a huge night for punk rock fans as Skating Polly brought their fierce, high-energy live show to the legendary Exchange on Thursday. The Oklahoma band, known for their riot grrrl-inspired sound, delivered a blistering set that was a perfect fit for one of Bristol's most beloved independent venues.


That's A Wrap!

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