Sep 29, 2025 1 min read

CMU Selects - the last week’s standout releases

Our selection of five releases that cut through the noise last week, from Florence + The Machine, Bricknasty and F3Miii, Magdalena Bay, Witch Fever + Geese

CMU Selects - the last week’s standout releases

Florence + The Machine’s new single ‘One Of The Greats’

Florence turns her gaze back on the cost of being a woman in music and lands a clinical, cutting blow. The arrangement is stripped and Nirvana-esque in its bluntness. Guitars chug with unflinching force while her voice carries every line like a verdict. 

Bricknasty and F3Miii’s new single ‘i hope you’re ready’

Bricknasty’s latest is a sly, supple cut, sliding between soul, R&B and something a little more special. Those chiptune flickers tug it into glitchy territory. It’s both smooth and slightly off-balance, which is the whole point.

Magdalena Bay’s new single ‘Second Sleep’

Magdalena Bay remain masters of the pop crescendo. ‘Second Sleep’ is patient at first, then opens up into funk-flecked, neon-lit maximalism. Their songs always aim for transcendence and this one lands there without breaking a sweat.

Witch Fever’s new single ‘SAFE’

A darker cut in this batch: ‘SAFE’ treads the border between shoegaze, doom-punk and grunge. It’s tough, less a genre exercise than a sonic weight that latches on.

Geese’s new album ‘Getting Killed’

Album three and Geese sound gleefully unrestrained. A masterful and manic exercise in dismantling conventional rock structures and it’s a brilliant payoff. A record that sounds like it’s constantly dismantling itself while somehow staying upright.

Geese - Getting Killed
Listen to Getting Killed by Geese.

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