Indie Pop
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Introducing… School of X
Indie pop chills from the School of X
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Introducing… AKA George
AKA another banger of a tune
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Introducing… Significant Other
Significantly vulnerable singer/songwriter vibes
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Human Pyramids – Power Pose Review
An explosion of childlike wonder
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Beg Friend – The Make Shift EP Review
Bringing all the bedroom synths to the party
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Landroid – Imperial Dunes Review
Slow that disco down guitar boy
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ANIIML – ‘Oh Awe’ Review
The various guises of Lila Rose and her varied musical career to date have seen her evolve into ANIIML. Under the ANIIML persona she is…
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Introducing… Fortnight In Florida
Synth-Noire pop for the inner 80's child inside you
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Introducing… Baby Taylah
Scottish girls can go further north!
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Introducing… 5K HD
Whilst I’m sure 5K HD was a tongue in cheek name, it’s a wonderful band name for a group that seems rather world-weary. On their…
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Carnival Youth – Good Luck Review
Latvian charm and quiky riffs
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Introducing… Innes Wilson
Introducing... Canadiana!
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Naytronix – Air Review
A kaleidoscope dance funk album for the worried
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Introducing… Ilgen-Nur
Silky slacker-rock that will capture your imagination
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Ionnalee – Remember the Future Review
Sci-Fi synth pop diaries from tomorrow
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Georgia returns with the best 80’s throwback in years
New dance moves for the angst
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Tiny Fighter – Tell Me Review
Swedish-Australian indie pop band Tiny Fighter initially started off life as a duo in 2017 as a collaborative effort between a Swedish truck driver and…
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Mesadorm – Epicadus Review
Acoustic pop for Saturday night and Sunday morning
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Introducing… Naytronix
Funky bass meets early Beck
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C Duncan – Health Review
Mashing up jazzy bossa nova disco rock into something beautiful
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Vaarwell – Early Rise Review
Lush dream-pop with a tendency for vocal warping
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Lupa J returns with stonking new single
Catchy art-pop single ahead of debut album
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Introducing… Tiny Fighter
Rocking out rustic riffs like it's 1994
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Highasakite – Uranium Heart Review
Norway's finest return with a sweeping merger of sounds
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Ionnalee Returns with New Single and Album in May
Forgetting to remember
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Introducing… Tristan
Belgium has a rising talent
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Polyenso – Year Of The Dog Review
Hybrid indie pop
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C Duncan returns with new art-disco single ahead of third album
Scottish synth genius pops out of his bedroom for a poppier sound
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Sarah Walk returns with powerful new single
Back with a bang - Sarah Walk
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Cocoa Futures – Recovery EP Review
Making retro cool again effortlessly Channelling new romantic 80’s pop alongside modern-day indie pop, Cocoa Futures tread a chilled line with their new EP ‘Recovery’.…
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Fenn Is Cool – The Definition Of Cool Review
Jazzy Shoop Shoop Indie Gem Remember when Beck kicked off the low-fi don’t-give-a-crap indie pop album? His influence has been felt far and wide since…
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Video Vault – Cosmo Sheldrake
Cosmo Sheldrake’s music video for his new single “Pilocene” sees him take off and play the track live in a hot air balloon. Following in…
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Elza – Nothing’s Wrong Review
If The Cranberries were Latin and likes bluesy pop Independent self-released alt-pop-rock artist Elza launched her new album “Nothing’s Wrong” last week and it’s a strong…
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Introducing… Soft People
I’ve featured husband and wife duos on Higher Plain Music before but today I’ve discovered the first Husband-husband duo that I want to share with…
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Helga Arvesten – I’m Here Review
Carnival Theatrics of the Darker Kind Having released a few separate stand-alone singles last year following her excellent 2016 release “Entering the Ozone”, Helga Arvesten brings…
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Tom Rosenthal – Z-Sides Review
Taking anthems to slumberland Tom Rosenthal has always gone a bit against the grain. His style of indie folk-pop has always been very self-contained to…



































