31/01/15 ~ van gundy – albertson
albertson by van gundy bedroom pop from Los Angeles, California, USA
albertson by van gundy bedroom pop from Los Angeles, California, USA
Cool Things b/w Dark Comedy 7″ by Bear State bedroom pop from Phoenix, Arizona, USA
Up And About by Real Numbers jangle pop from Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
The Jawns by Olde Pine midwest emo from Worcester, Massachusetts, USA
Raise Your Spirit by Betterment emo from Sarasota, Florida, USA
Sometimes I wonder about a time when music was not only an IRL manifestation of
Higher Ground by Bearings pop punk from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
good jokes (demos) by harmony tividad lo-fi from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Still Pond Songs by Ruth & Trudy lo-fi pop from Houston, Texas, USA
Another Year Wasted by Spirulina surf punk from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
If you enjoy sweet, innocent vocal melodies and songs about heartbreak and cigarettes, then Ottawa’s Indie-Ambient-Emo
Samuel Wells is a young musician from Victoria, British Columbia. I first came across his
in their feelings by Dying Adolescence lo-fi from Sydney, Australia
What it sounds like: Julia Brown, Adore, 1996, flatsound Cutesy music in 2015 is nauseating;
i shouldn’t, i did by devon thomas bedroom pop from Montreál, Québec, Canada
dementia pugilistica. by mrs. hopewell lo-fi from Hartford, Connecticut, USA
Hotel Domingo by Smooth Church experimental pop from Tallahassee, Florida, USA
nothing by fake blood bedroom pop from Forked River, New Jersey, USA
to november by woods wayward folk from Los Angeles, California, USA
Double Denim by Double Denim dream pop from Bristol, United Kingdom
Get Me Out of Here by Afraid of Wolves acoustic pop from Grayson, Georgia, USA
Residing from the same small town as Molly Drag’s founder: Michael Hansford of Midland, Ontario-
Beach Pizza by The Bleaders lo-fi from London, Ohio, USA
Closet Music by faint hypnosis acoustic pop from Los Angeles, California, USA
Molly Drag is new sad-pop project of Michael Hansford from London, Ontario, Canada. I have known
Sunday by Eddy Dillon jangle pop from Melbourne, Australia
Sound Waves by Future Echoes dream pop from London, United Kingdom
how many whales there are in this world by Ghost Dads folk from New Hamburg,
Growing up on the Internet is hard. With every NPR First Listen or Pitchfork Advance,
blood / something close – single by lost coastlines bedroom pop from Norfolk, Virginia, USA