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friend of the blog tmpp deliver a stunning sepia-tinged americana indie rock daydream drive-in movie (wonderful time) drifts in on the relaxed of grooves, feeling like warm air through open car…
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today’s picks are all about the expansive folk songwriting, dreamy orchestral arrangements and rough-cut indie experimentation.
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today’s indie zingers are all about the shadowy pop hooks, rough-edged lo-fi guitars and colourful leftfield songwriting. what a combination, and we love every one of them.
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wonderfully warm indie textures today, with a pinch of reflective songwriting too. we're moving between hazy folk arrangements, late-night alt-rock and understated emotional detail.
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today’s indie selections are all about those slow-burning atmospheres and songs that stays rooted in your brain, no matter how hard you might try to shift them. let's dive in.
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today's end of the weekend selection sits a little between widescreen emotion, sharp-edged songwriting and intimate reflection.
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today we're literally all about the sharp guitars, emotional weight and restless energy.
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this weekend's picks are all about the reflective indie songwriting, groove-led soul and rough-edged alternative rock. tonnes of character here, so let's dive right in!
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today’s picks move between open-road americana, worn-in indie rock and reflective folk textures.
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a lovely and sharp mix of grit and colour runs through today’s picks, with a smidge of guitar-led urgency and offbeat storytelling.
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sean macleod delivers a soaring reflective indie folk moment with a zinger of a chorus Light Up the Sun feels grounded but soon soars into something more expansive.
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heron delivers a stunning technicolour psychedelic pop single with wonderful depth something nothing wastes no time in jumping right in with a lovely, warm pulse, built on vintage piano chords, boom…
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we've got a healthy dose of emotionally rich set today, moving from cathartic slow rock to jazz-tinged pop and cinematic electronica.
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it's a lovely mix of rhythm, reflection and emotion today. from groove-led bangers to introspective songwriting, these are tracks we're all about today ☀️ my love - manny manny delivers a wonderfully…
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sunday is a great day to dive into some indie picks, and today's are shaped by contrast, with cinematic emotion meets guitar-driven release and intimate songwriting. let's get stuck in.
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a lovely, thoughtful and mixed selection today, where indie dives into storytelling, experimentation and emotional honesty. let's go!
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indie is getting a little reflective today, with a lovely sense of warmth and place. these tracks centre on human stories, and we love every single last one of them.
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a varied indie spread today, with a lovely dash of sunlit guitar pop through reflective folk and groove-led experimentation.
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wow, it's such a varied and emotionally charged set of indie picks today, moving from jangly guitar pop to raw songwriting.
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today's indie picks are a rich mix of expansive songwriting and forward-thinking production, spanning the edges of folk, alternative, and singer-songwriters. most importantly? we love them all.
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adam wedd delivers a stunning acoustic indie rock reset full of energy here we go again feels like a fresh start with just the tiniest hint of an edge.
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jesus the apollo delivers a stunning avant-garde hip hop vision hush hush! (lucid dream edition) feels like stepping into a hazy dream you don’t fully control.
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m0n0 jay delivers a stunning high-camp club pop explosion l.l.l. (lift lift lick it) isn't about easing you in, it all about throws you straight into a neon-lit world where movement and…
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it's thursday, a perfect time for some textured indie, with a bit of stripped emotion, hazy atmospheres and storytelling that cuts close.
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