Single: starbelliedbug – crayola car
Combining dense layers of guitars with a hazy lo-fi approach to production, “Crayola” introduces the band through a sound both massive and intimate.
Combining dense layers of guitars with a hazy lo-fi approach to production, “Crayola” introduces the band through a sound both massive and intimate.
Infusing traditional Americana with elements of contemporary garage and soul, this summery new track puts the genre’s inherent nostalgia to work.
From one dismally caliginous room in Santiago, Chile to wherever you are, Beatrice Beatrice sends their love and this song to keep you company.
The second single from NFB’s upcoming second album has a funky beat that will inspire even the most unmotivated souls to get through the day.
Grace Bloom perfectly balances an infectious pop hook with vulnerable lyrics, creating a dreamy indie rock track that feels genuinely soothing.
“Sometimes something as utterly and completely silly as a fucking goose can bring home all we’ve lost.”
Kallsup delivers a mystical, ethereal rock experience with “Chimär (GBG)”, transporting the listener to a cinematic dreamscape.
“January” is cinematic and dreamlike, pushing sonic boundaries without ever losing its sense of intimacy and melodic force.
christian medice’s “No Hands” feels like the anthem for any New Yorker.
Danny McGuire explores the profound complexities of yearning and loss in “Friends ‘Til the End,” a deeply touching and intimate indie ballad.
Bristol-based gumdrop merges post-punk energy with shoegaze textures in “germinate”, delivering a hypnotising and expertly crafted sonic experience.
Azure Rose shines on “Villains,” blending mesmerising guitars and a tight groove into an ethereal and deeply satisfying indie rock journey.
The second single from the Swedish dream pop band’s upcoming album gives the jangle treatment to the concept of living in a series of fleeting moments.
kinya has pulled off a cool trick – creating a song that is deceptively simple, but with a depth and complexity that dazzles as it quietly breaks your heart.
Nina Gi’s new single “500 days of summer” is set to be released on August
Guilty Party delivers an infectious, head-nodding breakup anthem with ‘Where Do We Go from Here?’, featuring brilliant musicianship and classic rock soul.
Idioteque returns with ‘If These Walls Could Talk’, an emotionally raw and incredibly creative track that balances vulnerability with an explosive shoegaze finish.
King’s Evil channels lofi intimacy and gritty melancholy on Private Failure, turning it into something more disarming than a typical love song.
I thought it was undeniably Paramora adjacent in the DNA- that same razor-sharp alt pop propulsion- but Irrevocable have their own thing going that is simply theirs.
“ALBUTEROL” encompasses everything that I love about the Nashville scene right now—exciting arrangements, grungey guitars, and the charming prowess of folk songwriting.