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Bristol Music Weekly Bristol Music Weekly is your go-to guide for the city’s sound. From underground gems to headline acts, we keep you updated!

Every week we spotlight the hottest new releases, upcoming gigs, top artists, venues, and festivals shaping Bristol’s music scene.

🔥 This week’s new Bristol music has landed.Our first weekly round-up since the Bristol Music Weekly relaunch is live, br...
18/09/2026

🔥 This week’s new Bristol music has landed.

Our first weekly round-up since the Bristol Music Weekly relaunch is live, bringing together 17 releases from across the city’s music scene.

This week features T-Lex, Loboski & Grace Barton as our Top Release of the Week, DUALITY as our Independent Release of the Week, plus new music from Sam Binga, Machinedrum & Cesco, Objectiv, Break, Eve Appleton Band, Uman, FORC3 and more.

From drum & bass and bass pressure to ambient folk, experimental hip-hop, soundtrack electronics and Vocaloid pop—discover what Bristol has been creating this week.

🎧 Read New Bristol Music: 12–18 September 2026:

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/new-releases/new-bristol-music-12-18-september-2026

Which release are you playing first? 👇

🎉 Bristol Music Weekly is officially back!The relaunch has been a huge success—thank you to everyone who has visited the...
18/09/2026

🎉 Bristol Music Weekly is officially back!

The relaunch has been a huge success—thank you to everyone who has visited the new website, shared our posts and supported Bristol’s independent music scene.

Our first new weekly blog is live now, featuring the latest releases from artists across Bristol—from drum & bass and bass music to folk, electronic, experimental hip-hop and more.

🎧 New Bristol Music: 12–18 September 2026
🔗 Read it now at bristolmusicweekly.co.uk

This is only the beginning. New releases, Bristol gigs, artist discoveries, venues and festivals—all in one place, every week.

17/09/2026

TOMORROW.

Bristol Music Weekly is back.

A rebuilt home for Bristol music — bringing together new releases, gigs, artists, venues, festivals and the BMW playlist in one place.

Independent music. Grassroots venues.

Launching 18.09.26

🌐 bristolmusicweekly.co.uk

12/09/2026

18.09.26 Official Relaunch.

We’ve rebuilt the site from the ground up — bringing Bristol releases, artists, gigs, venues, festivals and more into on...
11/09/2026

We’ve rebuilt the site from the ground up — bringing Bristol releases, artists, gigs, venues, festivals and more into one place.

The new Bristol Music Weekly launches next Friday — 18.09.26.

New site. Same energy. More Bristol.

bristolmusicweekly.co.uk

NEW BRISTOL RELEASES ⚡This week’s roundup is stacked — from club pressure and 140 to noise-rock, experimental rap and UK...
04/09/2026

NEW BRISTOL RELEASES ⚡

This week’s roundup is stacked — from club pressure and 140 to noise-rock, experimental rap and UKG.

Highlights include:

🔥 Sam Binga, Machinedrum & Cesco – Niche Flex
⚡ PERSONAS – G Line
💥 Hodge – Big Splash
🧨 Genic – Mysterons VIP
🎸 Drearleader – WD 1-39
🌀 Cyst – Dog S**t
🔊 BAKEY – VOGUE DUB

Plus plenty more new Bristol music and forthcoming picks.

29 Aug – 4 Sep roundup live now — https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-29-august-26-04-september-26

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-11-july-26-17-july-26Bristol barely paused after Pride took over T...
17/07/2026

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-11-july-26-17-july-26

Bristol barely paused after Pride took over The Downs, and now Harbour Festival is filling the waterfront with live music, emerging artists and sounds from across the city.

This week’s roundup stretches across nearly every corner of Bristol music.

Our Underground Release of the Week is HiJINX with Nish — dark, stripped-back and full of proper underground Bristol pressure.

Our Editorial Pick of the Week is The Scuttlers with Step Out, a twitchy and unpredictable piece of experimental art rock released alongside How Come.

Also featured this week:

Fred V – Daydreaming
T>I – Lost for Words
Primitive Instinct – Acid Ritual
Cryptbreaker – Infernal Bleeding
Mista E – Truth Hurts
Leem feat. Boci – Winds of Time
Axle – Trip
Leathers – Party People
Motion Severn feat. Da Fuchaman – Got Music

The blog also looks back at Bristol Pride and ahead to Harbour Festival, where we are especially looking forward to Dr Meaker at the Amphitheatre and discovering new talent on the Bristol Rising stage.

NEW BRISTOL RELEASES ARE LIVE 🚨https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-04-july-26-10-july-26This week: dar...
10/07/2026

NEW BRISTOL RELEASES ARE LIVE 🚨

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-04-july-26-10-july-26

This week: dark pressure from HiJINX, a beautifully chilled Dufresne tribute, room-rumbling bass from Tighe & Stringer, trippy electronics, independent songwriting and Pride weekend gig picks.

🌑 HiJINX – *Watson*
🌤️ Dufresne – *Moth Pt. 4*
⚡ Tighe & Stringer – *From Objects (Tighe Remix)*

Also featuring Stateofunrest, Krasia, Janaway, Al Swainger, Martin Melody, Chez and The Twelve Hour Foundation.

Read + listen:
https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-04-july-26-10-july-26

NEW BRISTOL RELEASES ARE LIVE 🚨This week: Sofa Sound D&B, chilled summer cuts, alt-pop, jungle pressure, experimental el...
26/06/2026

NEW BRISTOL RELEASES ARE LIVE 🚨

This week: Sofa Sound D&B, chilled summer cuts, alt-pop, jungle pressure, experimental electronics and Bandcamp weirdness.

🔥 Release of the Week:
Kublai & Kathryn Brenna – Only If You Want Me To

☀️ One to watch:
TJA – Baby Angel

Also featuring Emily Magpie, Harley D & Jakes, B of Briz, Wayra.temple, GZY, Yemz, Cyst, Swept, Patsy Delve, Cosmic Angst and more.

Read + listen:
https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-20-june-26-26-june-26

Bristol Music Weekly is live ⚡https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-06-june-26-12-june-26🔥 Release of th...
12/06/2026

Bristol Music Weekly is live ⚡

https://bristolmusicweekly.co.uk/bristol-new-releases-06-june-26-12-june-26

🔥 Release of the Week
Open Return – Blackout
A dark, confident first statement from the debut EP Dead / Line.

⚡ Second Pick of the Week
KOAN Sound – Phantom Sight
A huge four-track release from one of Bristol’s most detailed electronic acts.

Also featuring:

Kahn – Jouhatsu
Head Plant – Eye to I
Stay Lunar – Here With You
Sam Avanti – Jim Brown
Rate & Follow – Want Your Love
Daffy – Fortitude
& much more!

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