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Archive for the ‘indie’ Category
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Honeyblood – Bud
Honeyblood have easily been my favourite Scottish band for a minute now and they are finally, actually releasing some music, first up being this single ...
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woman’s hour – darkest place
probably my favourite london band since I moved into the capital, Woman’s Hour have consistently impressed and their latest single, “darkest place”, continues that trend. ...
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arcade fire – reflektor
Listening to ‘Reflektor’ strikes with the same kind of visceral, pulsating force as I imagine hearing Franke Goes to Hollywood’s ‘Relax’ for the first time ...
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the men – the seeds (acoustic)
holiday was nice, but it did mean I missed out on the announcement of this forthcoming acoustic EP from the men, who are, without doubt, ...
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misty miller – taxicab
Getting some serious flashbacks to the Aha Shake Heartbreak days right now… I have to say, Misty’s ear for a good melody and that dusty ...
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ides – chokehold
I’m not sure why we’ve not written about the music of Alanna McCardle before, ’cause her stuff as Ides is easily up there as some ...
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diane coffee – hymn
With the surely Twin Peaks-referencing name, Shaun Fleming, part of the Foxygen-touring band, has revealed his own ’60s-indebted and ambitious project. Even after hearing of ...
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white denim – pretty green
It’s hard to not like White Denim, so I’m obviously pretty jubilant to be hearing a new song from the Texan band right now. Seeing ...
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bitch perfect – bad decisions
Pavement fans are still plying their trade, most evident in the likes of the acclaimed Parquet Courts, recent Alcopop-signees Rad Stewart and here, with Melbourne ...
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regal degal – unseen
safe to say that it reeks of the nineties, this. bit weird then it comes after that whole supposed “baggy revival” we’ve been experiencing on ...
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LIFE – In Citrus
The sheer audacity of calling your band life is, well, to me anyway, a ballsy move. I’m kind of glad then that this Humberside-based four-piece ...
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Oscar – Never Told You
Oscar Scheller’s languid vocals bend around this lovely little ditty, now accompanied by a video, whose carefree world I’ve just found myself absorbing. spending the ...
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flower orgy – our song
San Fransisco-via-Brooklyn outfit Flower Orgy, the assembled crew led by singer-songwriter Nate Luce, are releasing this new 7″ on FIRE TALK and it’s got me ...
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weirds – crocodile
been meaning to post this song by weirds for a while now, but computer trouble seemed to constantly get in the way. it’s a compelling ...
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paint the dark – lariat
nice vibes from a new london band, “intro” video over here, too.