Indie Pop
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Lydmor – I Told You I’d Tell Them Our Story Review
Turning the Asian dancefloor into indie pop gems Lydmor’s music popped onto my radar when her first single for this album showcased her chilled out…
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Chances – Traveler Review
A fantastic mash-up of indie-pop and corners of the world Alternative Montreal based trio Chances released their debut album “Traveler” earlier this year and it’s…
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Mitski – Be the Cowboy Review
Mitski rides all genres firmly in the saddle It’s always fantastic when you stumble across an artist whose several albums into their career and has…
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Future Generations – Landscape Review
Retro-future-synth-fusion-party-things Future Generation’s return with their second album and it’s a heady mix of 80’s synth pop and modern day indie pop. “Landscape” is crammed…
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Introducing… Elza
Completely independent artist Elza returns from her debut EP Glories, released 4 years ago, with a new alt-pop anthem “Swayed”. The catchy chorus, big drums…
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Introducing… VALLEY
Sunny, shiny indie-pop-rock to brighten your day with happy hooks but sad and reflective lyrics, VALLEY return from their 2016 EP “This Room Is White” which…
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Greg Laswell returns with new album of melancholy anthems for the jaded
Greg Laswell’s last album “Everyone Thinks I Dodged A Bullet” was bitter, angry, pointed and a snake recoiled. I loved it as I was similarly…
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Knightstown – Knightstown Review
Electronic moody dream pop producer Knightstown follows up his excellent EP with his self-titled debut album which came out yesterday. With his trademark hushed high…
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Video Vault – Árstíðir
I’m a sucker for massive panoramic scenery shots and I’m also a huge fan of Icelandic music with a symphonic edge to it. Welcome to Árstíðir! Returning…
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Balloon Ride Fantasy – BRF Review
Over the last few years, synthpop acts that bleed across into indie pop or indie rock has gathered more and more momentum and I’ve really…
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Introducing… Future Generations
Future Generations are a five-piece indie rock band from New York City. Their merge of catchy rock, jittery bleeps and synths and a certain feel of…
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Introducing… At Pavillon
Hailing from Vienna, indie pop-rock band At Pavillon mix up chunky guitar riffs with dance floor electronica synths. They remind me of Fenech Soler but…
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Introducing… FOXTROTT
Foxtrott (Montreal based Marie-Hélène L. Delorme) releases her first EP via the excellent and quirky One Little Indian record label and it’s the first of a…
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Introducing… Great Pagans
Dreamy pop rock that mixes some of the best production from the new romantics’ era with some of the modern-day misery we all know and love.…
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Mesadorm – Heterogaster Review
Mesadorm’s debut album has a European art-pop flavour about it. Heterogaster is a melting pot of ideas and individual artists each bringing their own artistic…
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Introducing… Strange Relations
All is fine in the indie pop world
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Introducing… The Woods
Funky, laid back, freebird baroque pop
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Introducing… Ay Wing
More identities in a music video than a superhero movie
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Introducing… Ishani
Trip hop beats and dark midnight treats
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Ionnalee – “Everyone Afraid To Be Forgotten” Review
Enter my contender for album of the year 2018
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Introducing… Bent Denim #RecordStoreDay
Misery in synth folk minor
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Introducing… Cocoa Future #RecordStoreDay
Mellow indie synth pop for lazy summer days
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Introducing… Joyner
Sister pack
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Tom Rosenthal – “Don’t Die Curious” Review
A happy EP for giving you the wind beneath your wings
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Introducing… Breathe Panel
Seaside shoegazers launching debut album
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Ticktock – “A Violence of Innocence” Review
Awkward genre shifting pop for the artsy inner self
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Introducing… Concrete Knives
Indie pop five years in the making
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Zola Jesus to release new mini album “Okovi Additions”
Unreleased tracks and remixes mark an extension of Okovi
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Introducing… Jacob Bellens
Electro pop for those missing Royksopp
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Tune-Yards – “I Can Feel You Creep Into My Private Life” Review
Art Pop album of the year already?
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The Go Team – “Semicircle” Review
Happiest album of 2018?
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Introducing… Abi Wade
Cello folktronica to push your buttons
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Video Vault – Tune-Yards
Contort your bodies baby!
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Hundred Waters – “Communicating” Review
Dream pop finesse
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Tom Rosenthal – “Fenn” Review
Acoustic anthems for the underdogs
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Introducing… Mesadorm
Crazy cute indie pop project to make you smile
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Bjork – “Utopia” Review
Feeling over melody for the Icelandic queen of avant garde pop
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Like Elephants – “In Between Dreams and Truth”
Austrian indie pop returns to 1985
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SPC ECO – “Calm” Review
What a way to celebrate 10 years a band
