A County Meath glam-pop celestial ride, a Melbourne songwriter asking what Australia has become, a Berlin band featuring longstanding members of Nina Hagen’s group, a Gothenburg studio recorded in two weekends, and a Hell’s Kitchen neo-grunge tribute to a Greek folk instrument: indie rock this week arrives from…
From a Dutch delta road trip to a Birmingham apartment tribute, via London, Nashville, and Atlanta: five artists using folk’s oldest tools to get somewhere genuinely new. We bloody love them all. Joseph Turner & The Dudes of Hazard – Travelin’ Heart Joseph Turner & The Dudes of…
London to Stockholm to Dublin to Whitechapel: four indie rock acts with very different reference points, all of them making music that earns its place in the room. Let’s jump right in🤿 Monday’s Monsoon – Something New Monday’s Monsoon have made something genuinely excellent with “Something New”: a…
Five acts, five bangers, five flavours of guitar-driven indie: Paris soul-funk energy, West London DIY grit, Ottawa dream-pop drift, Ayr anthemic Britpop, and Chicago lo-fi electronica. Not a combination you hear all the time, right? But all worth your time. The Hypnotiks (featuring Wolfgang Valbrun) – Stone Cold…
Indie rock in three very different forms. A Winchester band going fully acoustic, a 1992 cult classic finally arriving on streaming, and a teen trio from LA who recorded their new single during spring break between Whisky A Go Go shows. A perfect combo for a beautiful April…
A brilliant week for indie rock. A Welsh post-punk band with members on three continents, a Stockholm songwriter navigating urban paranoia, a Colorado basement auteur on his sixth album, and a New York anti-folk legend back with something very moving indeed. What a combo. Blindness & Light -…
Spring is definitely here, so what better time to dive into some indie rock bangers. We’ve got stripped-back songwriting and brighter, full-band moments, but they all genuinely slap. So let’s rock ❤️🔥 Eddie Cohn – Weight of the World Eddie Cohn delivers a beautifully thoughtful indie rock cut…
And we’re kicking off the week with everyone’s favourite genre; indie rock. This week’s bops stretch from intimate reflection to full-bodied urgency. Bops, the lot of them. DIN NYC – PRESS DIN NYC delivers a charged, politically urgent track that brings classic rock intensity through a sharp contemporary…
Drum roll please, as we bring three of the best indie rock bops this week. From reflective indie rock to darker genre-blurring edges, these bops are keeping us going as we wait for Spring to actually happen. Let’s get stuck in ☀️ My Glass World – River Of…
We’ve got the good old guitar taking centre stage this week, with indie rock bops stretching from confessional alt-pop edges to expansive, psyche-leaning productions. So without further ado, let’s get stuck into these indie cuts built for late nights and big emotions. Anette Ähdel – Whispered Walls Anette…