Lavery's FM

Sweaty, sarcastic, and wonderfully gross. Viagra Boys bring sleaze, swagger, and synths to your Friday night meltdown.

Pop with power, vulnerability, and swagger. Self Esteem returns with anthems for anyone navigating womanhood with grit and grace.

A storm of emotion delivered through icy synths and aching vocals. Låpsley returns with a deeply personal and atmospheric album.

Dreamy harmonies and lush pop arrangements take centre stage in this shimmering self-titled statement from indie pop’s finest duo.

Ezra brings catharsis, chaos, and queer joy in equal measure. A noisy, emotional farewell full of vulnerability and punch.

Defiant, minimal, and electric. Billy Nomates gallops forward with post-punk attitude and fiercely independent spirit.

Polyrhythmic, political, and full of sonic surprises — tUnE-yArDs continue their percussive pop experiment with righteous energy.

Lana at her most intimate. Wistful, romantic, and cinematic, this one’s tailor-made for candlelight and bourbon on the rocks.

Still eccentric, still brilliant. Sparks deliver another high-concept art-pop explosion, full of wit, weirdness, and earworms.

Stars vocalist Amy Millan returns with a hushed, heartfelt record full of longing and acoustic glow. Perfect for slow dances and quiet moments.

Elegant, sharp, and spiritually expansive. Little Simz elevates her lyricism and sound into something meditative and masterful.

The stoner rap legends go symphonic. Orchestral bombast meets hip-hop classics in this unexpectedly glorious crossover event.