Indie
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Violin-looping indie pop star Kishi Bashi to celebrate 10th Anniversary of ‘Sonderlust’ with special edition
A personal 10/10 album is getting the expanded demos and b-sides treatment!
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Introducing… Vilde
Music for hypnagogia
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Introducing… Mosaics
Indie rock to score your UK drama montages to.
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Introducing… Felix Antonio
If Bon Iver and Phoebe Bridgers had a French love affair... Felix Antonio might be their love child.
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Void Comp – ‘Doesn’t Mean Anything’ Review
Indietronica artist Void Comp takes the dry, desert synth rock approach for his new EP.
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Imogen Heap’s new single ‘Aftercare’ shows AI in an empowered light
Harnessing technology like a mother and child.
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Introducing… Larker
The outpouring of 12 years a slave to a relationship that no longer serves you.
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Scarlet Rae – ‘No Heavy Goodbyes’ Review
Acoustic rock plugged directly into the shoegaze realm as Scarlet Rae tackles grief and loss on her new EP.
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Camilla Sparksss – ICU RUN Review
The most visceral noise pop album of 2025 is here to give you emotional damage in the best way possible.
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In The Pines – ‘Sunbeam Dream’ Review
Psych rock greatness from the back of a vintage synth repair shop.
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Highasakite – Testament Review
Religious tinged indie pop and emotionally-charged performances mark out 'Testament' as Highasakite's most impactful album this decade.
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Marissa Nadler – New Radiations Review
Ethereal western folk ballads rule the soundwaves as Nadler reaches album number 10.
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Introducing… Gatlin
For fans of Phoebe Bridgers, Gatlin's emotional vulnerability about breaking free of expectations will draw you in.
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Zola Blood – Nothing Is Wasted Review
Taking on slow techno and a whole lot of bass with their excellent new EP of moodier dream pop.
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Bayonne and Nathaniel Earl – Temporary Time (Scores) Review
Turning an indie pop gem into a contemporary classic arrangement fit for any sci-fi movie.
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Fragile Animals – Tourist Review
My favourite dream pop release of 2025 to date.
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Introducing… Tape Trash
Norwegian duo Tape Trash think of emo as an instinct, not a genre.
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Introducing… Geowulf
Incredibly catchy and nostalgic '90s dream pop anthem for catching breezes of optimism for things to come.
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Imogen Heap announces 20th Anniversary Remaster and Vinyl for ‘Speak For Yourself’
It kicks of a month of celebrations with livestreams, an app, and plenty of other exciting goodies.
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Introducing… Scarlet Rae
Exploring how we can become our own worst enemy to overcome our emotions through Scarlet Rae's excellent new "Elven" Indie Rock single.
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Bird’s Robe Celebrate 15 Years of Australian Prog Rock and Post Rock with Documentary Series
Featuring contributions from over 50 artists and bands, charting 15 years of creating a community.
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Illuminati Hotties – Nickel on the Fountain Floor Review
A band seeking new ways to slide pillowy punk energy into different genres of rock.
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Introducing… JOSEPH
Bridging the expectation and reality gap as you slide into your 40s with this be-kind-to-yourself indie pop anthem by sister duo JOSEPH.
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Introducing… Big Fear
Exploring human fears and warped perceptions with one of the most effortlessly cool alt pop jams I've heard this year.
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Introducing… Vivienne Wilder
Vivienne Wilder provides the perfect introduction to "bubblegrunge" with new album 'Terrible Human'.
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Introducing… APACALDA
Gothic-tinged indie pop, sexual awakening, and plenty of messy situations bring APALADA's earworms to life.
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Kicking Off Our Artist Discovery Special by Introducing… Pure Carrière
Indie art rock DIY kitchen sink style, with Pure Carrière - kicking off a day of 25 new artists to discover.
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Introducing… Yumi Zouma
An alt-rock tribute to the New York subway and the wonders of public transport that works.
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Introducing… heddlu
An uplifting psych-rock indie anthem from Wales for anyone needing to recharge their batteries and try again.
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Tom Vek – We Have Sound B-Sides Review
20 years on, the B-sides are back to expand a fantastic album with a treasure chest of hidden indie rock gems.
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Live Vault – Illuminati Hotties
Bluegrass-tinged arrangement of sassy and playful indie rock anthems that will cheer you up no end.
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Introducing… Lisa Crawley
Indie-pop eye rolls in defiance of an industry full of know-it-alls
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Mia June – Brain Like Computer Review
The troubles of being an adult and finding your way are delivered in understated gut punches with Mia June's new EP.
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VIQ – Nothing Is Real Review
Creating electronic music and recording it like your a dreampop alternative rock band
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Chandeen – the last glimpse of your life Review
German dreampop meets cinematic indietronica on this mixed genre mash up showcasing over 35 years of music creativity.
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Introducing… Zanski
Melancholy and faded tape indie rock make for potent lead singles with Zanski
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Introducing… Rila’s Edge
Anthemic, punchy and optimistic indie rock about big cities and bigger feelings
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Sam Lynch – Outline Review
Personal growth and learning to not give up on yourself through confessional hushed indie rock
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Introducing… Holly Lovell
Indie-folk artist chronicles getting life back on track again through haunting, bittersweet and thoughtful songs
