
TODAY’S INDIE PICKS
today’s indie picks move from ambient guitar meditations to bedroom confessionals and retro-leaning psych pop. bangers the lot of them though, so we're happy to share them.
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today’s indie picks move from ambient guitar meditations to bedroom confessionals and retro-leaning psych pop. bangers the lot of them though, so we're happy to share them.
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today’s indie rock picks feel reflective but resolute. songs that carry weight, texture and history. let's turn your car stereo up, and get stuck in.
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the trusted deliver a stunning 100mph pop rock rush spin doesn’t wait around. it straight in with tight indie rhythms and jangly guitars, all forward motion and strokes-like urgency.
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def nettle deliver a stunning, satirical punk-funk snarl mohawk struts in with a stratospheric level of bite and swagger. it's all wiry guitars and restless genuine punk groove.
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today’s indie picks sits in that funny place between release and reflection. these are songs built on storytelling, atmosphere, and clarity - some arrive through a lovely jangling guitar, others…
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chas leman delivers stunning indie-electronica political statement the repetitive strain ep, by chas leman, is wonderfully wonky in all the right ways.
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today’s indie picks feel wonderfully rooted. after valentines day, we need these songs about freedom, love across distance and refelction.
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gee whiz! deliver a stunning psychedelic blast for the ages big fireworks explodes big and bright, two minutes of colour, chaos, and pure indie-rock joy.
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an stunning alt-indie EP charting a return to faith songs for a spirit feels less like a lot less like debut and more like a rediscovery.
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deleter deliver the most exciting single we've heard this year anaconda walkway explodes in with a dark, elastic rhythm and never really lets go. it's all wiry, dangerous and intense.
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post-punk with a purpose and a wonderful, angry glow this one hits with a bit of a jolt, rather than a swell.
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ava valianti delivers a the indie-pop moment of the year so far deep fuchsia feels vivid and all-consuming. i'm all headfirst into colour and emotion without a safety belt.
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heron delivers a beautiful late-night slow burn "fell in love again" drifts in gently, all restraint and warmth. built for those quiet hours when things just feel a bit closer.
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it's the first week of february, and this week's indie picks are in no rush. these are songs built on patience, texture, and feeling, letting stories unfold at a gentle pace.
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gözde kanyilmaz delivers a stunning alt-indie reckoning powerplay arrives in a restless and charged way, built from frustration that feels both personal and shared.
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craig small music delivers a stunning pop-rock cinematic rush the wolf feels intense and immersive from the first moment, built with patience and purpose.
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the unfamiliars? deliver a stunning pop punk rush for 2026 bottles feels like winter chasing summer, all nervous energy and hazed nostalgia.
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today’s indie picks sit in that sweet spot between vulnerability and release. these are songs shaped by feeling first, whether that’s heartbreak, atmosphere, memory, or quiet unease, all carried by…
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Home Hearing Records gathers a stunning collection of boundary-free underground sound adventures in sound vol.
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texan band deliver a stunning nu-disco devotion "matrimony" feels like the kind of track that quietly wraps itself around you.
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a beautifully warm indie pop debut that finds comfort in slowing down ‘around’ feels like a song that knows exactly when not to speak.
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a wide-open, shout-it-back indie rock moment built for collective release first listen and it hits straight away.
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an indie pop rush that leans into nostalgia without getting stuck first listen and i smiled before i meant to. it hit fast, bright, and a bit reckless.
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a funk-threaded soul banger that stays wonderfully human this one just feels like a party.
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