Bright Eyes: Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was
Indie darlings return after nine year hiatus with a sad but hopeful album about depression.
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Kevin Morby: Oh My God
Kansas City native Kevin Morby boldly steps up to deliver one of the year's best albums full of modern reflection, celebration, and love.
Mac DeMarco: This Old Dog / My Old Man
Canadian indie-darling Mac DeMarco has dropped two new sunny singles capturing Mac's confrontation with aging.
The Amazing: Ambulance
Hailing from Sweden, this indie rock band is sure to put you in a lovely nostalgic mood with their downbeat tempos and ambient vocals.
Lola Rising: Westward Bound
Relaxed and positive vibes. Lola Rising's new album, Westward Bound, is sure to slow your heart rate, but also keep you moving.
Babewatch: Wasted Time
Encompassing the the defining characteristics of garage sound, Babewatch does a perfect mashup of alternative/indie and west coast vibes.
The Parrots: Los Niños Sin Miedo
Happy-go-lucky vibes with rustic vocals, The Parrots's newest album offers a sound similar to something straight out of the 60's
Dead Gaze: Easy Travels
Easy Travels, preceded only by the groups debut LP Brain Holiday in 2013, effectively solidifies and fine tunes their infectious sound.
Keaton Henson: Kindly Now
Anxiously crafted late-night ballads populate the most focused effort from this up-and-coming singer/songwriter
The Heirs: Ecliptic
The ability to mix darker toned lyrics with upbeat instrumentals, this delicate balance is what makes them so enigmatic and interesting.
Lou Barlow: Brace the Wave
Lou Barlow of Dinosaur Jr. and Sebadoh fame returns with a stripped down folk rock sound that rings true more often than it does not.
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah: Clap Your Hands Say Yeah
A re-release of Clap Your Hands Say Yeah's first album from a time when indie actually meant indie.
Real Estate – Atlas
New album brings nostalgia. And a tour!...