Sophistipop
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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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Björk – ‘Cornucopia’ Review
A feast for the eyes, the ears, and the soul.
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Introducing… HAAi
A genre-melting indie pop DJ is bringing the community touch to emotion-filled electronica.
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Rhumba Club and Patrick Wolf collaborate for this year’s queer club anthem
Your sultry queer late summer anthem has arrived. Grab your pearls, Rhumba Club is here.
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Florence + The Machine returns with ‘Everybody Scream’ and a Halloween album release
Time to get spooky and explore ageing, death, and horror folk on Florence Welch's sixth studio album.
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Introducing… Sophia Kennedy
A melting pot of chanteuse pop, R&B, and indie pop - Sophia Kennedy's new album is a strange and playful beast.
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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… APACALDA
Gothic-tinged indie pop, sexual awakening, and plenty of messy situations bring APALADA's earworms to life.
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Introducing… Telehorn
Canoe down Canada to alt pop hooks and sumptuous strings with Telehorn.
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Imogen Heap’s new single will come with a website to let you remix, sample and talk to the song
Entering a new era of music technology, innovation, multimedia exploration and some damn good electronic indie pop.
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Introducing… Léonie Pernet
Poetic and hopeful French alt pop to bring a healing balm to a war fuelled world.
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Birdmask – Isolde EP Review
Insanely catchy alternative chamber pop anthems that'll be stuck in your head gleefully for ages.
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Emiliana Torrini – Miss Flower Review
Seductive, summer love and secret agent missions let you live a life you've never known with the sensual trip-hop 'Miss Flower'.
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Phebe Starr – Dirt Review
An electro-pop anthem album created through the lens of an indie artist.
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Half Waif – Ephemeral Being Review
Embracing both the mother and the creator in this thoughtful album prelude.
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Bat For Lashes explores motherhood on upcoming album ‘The Dream of Delphi’
Bat For Lashes reflects of early motherhood on dreamy new album full of indie pop magic
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Ionnalee returns with dual English and Swedish electronic albums ‘Close Your Eyes’ and ‘BLUND’
The Swedish queen of emotional electronica explores her mother tongue with an alternative album take
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Mini Trees – Burn Out EP Review
Breaking out from burn out with defiant sophistipop anthems
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Introducing… Tusks
Moody and cinematic electronic indie pop that merges lo-fi and hi-fi production.
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Birdmask – Tristan Review
A triumphant sophistipop return after nearly a full decade away
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Hydrogen Sea – Creature Comforts Review
Luscious and syrupy smooth indie pop anthems exploring the comforts and pleasures of being human.
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Introducing… Sunna Margrét
Leftfield Icelandic pop from an award winning artist
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Introducing… Any Other
Any Other is trying to find forgotten memories on their upcoming 3rd LP
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Mitski – The Land Is Inhospitable and So Are We Review
Another inventive emotional rollercoaster to bask in
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Introducing… Holly Munro
Upcoming Irish singer-songwriter selected as one of Irelands top 50 new artists
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Babel – Mirrors Review
Cocteau Twins edged Europop with jazzy undertones.
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Introducing… Stéphane Milochevitch
Soft French sophistipop to lull you into a false sense of chill.
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Introducing… Bar Pandora
Alt-pop artist on making a pact to look beyond your lived experiences.
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Introducing… Andrew Schneider
Art rock meets corporate elevator music hell in this sassy commentary on job interviews.
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Gracie and Rachel – Nowhere Now Here Review
Sophistipop for those that mine emotions whilst chilling.
