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wait on me – jeremy parks jeremy parks finds the beauty in standing still, turning patience into a deeply moving folk meditation 'wait on me' strips everything back to voice and acoustic guitar, then…
read the review →what i've been missing – talk in code talk in code deliver a euphoric rush of eighties-inflected indie pop that hits like a festival headline moment 'what i've been missing' opens with that…
read the review →the lost art of making friends – messy eater messy eater turns loneliness into something warm and wryly beautiful on 'the lost art of making friends' 'the lost art of making friends' opens the blue…
read the review →feel it all – coffey coffey's 'feel it all' turns grief and healing into a gorgeous, propulsive synth-pop anthem 'feel it all' opens with momentum-filled synths that push forward like an urgent…
read the review →inner child ft. emmie te pas – d'z d'z and emmie te pas craft a lush, cinematic reminder that childhood wonder never really leaves us 'inner child' opens with an arrangement that feels like stepping…
read the review →i will no longer be here – blessed child opera blessed child opera's 'i will no longer be here' is a stunning post-punk meditation on solidarity and spiritual refusal 'i will no longer be here' opens…
read the review →pensacola rollin' – brandon sandefur brandon sandefur turns his pensacola love affair into a warm, sun-soaked slice of americana that shines bright 'pensacola rollin'' is a song that reads like a…
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three years in the making and worth every one of them, sean macleod's 'that's when the earth becomes a star' is a gorgeous, restless indie pop record there's a line in a recent interview with sean…
read the review →slow slow slow – james tabbi james tabbi steps into solo territory with 'slow slow slow', a stunning synth-driven post-punk meditation on surrender 'slow slow slow' opens with the kind of atmospheric…
read the review →imprint – james crowley james crowley wades into queer desire and family inheritance with a warmth that makes 'imprint' stun 'imprint' is the title track from james crowley's new ep, and it sits…
read the review →allison – jeremy parks jeremy parks pours a lifetime of love into 'allison', a tender folk-rock tribute that's one of our faves this september 'allison' is an intimate, unguarded single.
read the review →mariana trench – paul garside paul garside transforms the weight of depression into something buoyant and hopeful, a folk anthem rising toward light 'mariana trench' takes its name from the deepest…
read the review →age of dreams – richard green richard green crafts a sweeping neoclassical meditation on childhood wonder, layering piano and strings into something truly beautiful 'age of dreams' arrives as the…
read the review →nothing left to call – vegas girls 74 vegas girls 74 turns a true casino love story into a lovely slice of americana heartbreak, raw and real 'nothing left to call' opens with an ache that only comes…
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today's indie picks all reward patience: a witty, vintage-rock take on heartbreak, a decade-in-the-making shoegaze debut, a slow-burn guitar rock build that pays off in full, and a folk anthem for…
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today's indie picks slow down and dig in: a swedish-brazilian band revisiting an old song as a stripped-back acoustic session, a self-produced arena-scaled pop-rock anthem about watching someone slip…
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ratfink! turn a melbourne share house crush into a warm, sun-bleached bedroom pop gem graze on you is the first single from ratfink!'s upcoming album ratfunnk, and it's a lazy, lovestruck little…
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today's indie picks slow down and lean in: vintage looping energy gone danceable, an irish coastline romance caught on film, a patient, five minute meditation on depression and pride, and a soaring…
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the danphes deliver a stunning rush of jangly indie-pop melancholy for summer 26 everyone i know is falling out of love captures that strange feeling of watching the world grow more cynical while…
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today’s indie picks move through swiss solo craft, self-love recovery, compassionate folk storytelling and nashville indie-rock colour.
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a heartfelt concept album that traces love, self-worth, and emotional maturity one chapter at a time there's something wonderfully old-fashioned about songs and music by r. nelson, vol.
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a graceful return shaped by resilience, timeless songwriting, and the joy of beginning again sometimes an album arrives exactly when its creator is ready for it. dance again is that kind of record.
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harry kappen delivers a stunning art rock reflection on resilience and humanity music has always been one of the most powerful ways to tell stories that numbers never can.
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today’s indie picks move through art-minded indie rock, prairie folk protest, reimagined tradition and warm-hearted community spirit.
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