Black Foxxes: Reiði
British indie rock outfit Black Foxxes’ second full length album is an immediate
departure from the band’s debut album I’m Not Well.
Music Reviews
Dream Wife: Dream Wife
Fierce feminine energy is never lacking in the rock world and Dream Wife’s debut doesn’t disappoint.
Corniglia: Corniglia
Corniglia describes themselves as a “dark indie psychedelic” duo project from Perth Australia. Members Matt and...
HOLY: All These Worlds Are Yours
Reminiscent of 60s and 70s garage rock, HOLY provides a psychedelic ambient experience for listeners.
Marlon Williams: Make Way For Love
Toying with the traditional sounds of country, Marlon Williams crafts a soulful, genre-bending break-up album.
The Voidz: Pointlessness
When Julian Casablancas isn’t fronting with the Strokes he’s working with his side band, (formally named Julian Casablancas...
Hovvdy: Cranberry
The duo out of Austin, Texas known as Hovvdy (pronounced “Howdy”) has come a long way since recording vocals...
MGMT: Little Dark Age
LDA's balance of radio-friendly hits & experimental tracks serve as a perfect balance for those wanting to jump into the band’s discography.
Rhye: Blood
Despite its lack of lyrical prowess, Rhye's sophomore album is as mood-driven and alluring as the first.
Tiny Moving Parts: Swell
The growth and progression in sound of a band like Tiny Moving Parts through the years is something...
Applesauce Tears: Pastoral
Pastoral is an ambient journey through a rural countryside, built on lush instrumentals and atmospheric nature sounds.
Forest Bees: Forest Bees
Sheetal Singh's solo project explores multiple facets of self-identity over surreal shoegaze instrumentation.
The Bad Signs: Black Magic Moments
Black Magic Moments is a very lonely and unsettling EP with interesting sounds of the band taken to another level with a 60's retro theme.
First Aid Kit: Fireworks – Single
Self-awareness and nostalgia come together in this passionate croon of a tune by Swedish folk alternative duo First Aid Kit.
Bahamas: Earthtones
Bahamas re-enters the music scene with a fresh attitude and profound lyrics.
King Krule: The OOZ
The OOZ brings back the very familiar melancholic soundscapes with some new garage and surfer rock influences sprinkled here and there.
Tender: Modern Addiction
TENDER are a duo made up of producers James Cullen and Dan Cobb, two London-native flatmates.
Rare Monk: A Future
Rare Monk explores the uncertainty of the future and the pitfalls of humanity through upbeat, guitar-laden jams.
Hundred Waters: Communicating
Hundred Waters’ third full-length release is magnetizing, truly an album to get lost in.
Midnight Sister: Saturn Over Sunset
Juliana Giraffe and Ari Balouzian together are Midnight Sister, a band straight out of California sounding as avant-garde indie with a cinematic flair.
Bully: Losing
On their second full-length album, indie grunge band Bully progresses to a grittier, angstier sound.
Lime Cordiale: Permanent Vacation
Lime Cordiale hails from Sydney and growing up on Australia’s northern beaches clearly influenced their surfer vibe.
Alex Lahey: I Love You Like a Brother
Lahey's first studio record serves as a success for an up-and-coming singer-songwriter chiefly concerned with making catchy, fun indie rock.
*repeat repeat: Floral Canyon
A groovy mix of 60's pop, surf rock, and garage that will keep you feeling upbeat and summery all year round.