Passport Approved Top 10:

1) ELECTRIC ENEMY "The Dark" (Red Sun Records, U.K.)
2) ACROBVT "Can't Put You Down" (Unsigned, U.K.)
3) LIME CORDIALE "Strangers" (Chugg Music, Australia) 
4) CHAPEL OF ROSES "It's Not Nothing" (Unsigned, N. America)
5) GLASS CITIES "Kennedy" (Unsigned, N. America)
6) MONOTRONIC "Kids of Summer" (Unsigned, N. America)
7) RAT CITY"Bring Back The Summer" (Sony Music, Norway)
8) MATTHEW MOLE "Okay" (Universal Music, South Africa)
9) IAMJJ "Extra Spicy Noodles" (Mermaid, Denmark)
10) BRIMHEIM "Dancing in the Rubble" (Tambourhinoceros, Denmark)


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ARXX

ARXX

Brighton, England-based power duo ARXX has released their latest single, "Trouble," from the just-released album Good Boy, via Submarine Cat Records. "Trouble" delves into the emotional complexity of a breakup, blending bass-heavy, electronic sounds that showcase some of the band's most experimental work to date. The song explores the instinctive feelings that arise during a relationship's breakdown, with ARXX aiming to make listeners feel these emotional shifts as much as hear them. The album Good Boy is a celebration of queer identity and personal growth, reflecting the duo's evolution over the past few years. Vocalist Hanni Pidduck and drummer Clara Townsend use the album to embrace their queer identities and spread the joy they longed to see in their youth. After the success of their debut, the band has navigated highs and lows, from supporting MUNA and Fletcher on tour to Hanni's vocal surgery and coming out as non-binary. The album encapsulates this journey, offering an honest, vibrant testament to self-discovery and acceptance. With recent performances at Reading and Leeds festivals and a headline tour across the U.K. and Europe this month and in November, ARXX is poised for their biggest chapter yet.






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