Lauren Mann & The Fairly Odd Folk have just released their debut record, Over Land and Sea, and it’s a beaut! This rustic folk rock album oozes classical touches with…keep reading →
UK’s own Treetop Flyers have adopted the oh-so-lovable Northwest indie folk rock sound that’s become such a huge staple within our generation’s genre preferences. Their single “Things Will Change” is…keep reading →
I have the pleasure of knowing about Ghost and Gale through Kacie, a dear friend of mine, whose sister, Brodie Jenkins, is one half of this promising new band. Brodie,…keep reading →
Noah And The Whale are gearing up to release their fourth album, recently unveiling a new song titled “There Will Come A Time.” It’s the first taste of new music…keep reading →
Sydney five-piece The Preatures caught me a little off-guard with their latest single, “Is This How You Feel?” So far, each track they’ve released touches a different nerve — which…keep reading →
Local Natives and Fryars. Two names that are quite common here at Indie Shuffle, but I believe this is the first post in which both sounds are blended together. It’s a…keep reading →
I definitely like a good short song, especially when every second is filled with raw emotion. “Only Child” by Perth duo Dead Owls is by no means the shortest song…keep reading →
Frank Turner is a solo artist from the United Kingdom who has been performing solo since 2004. His style is a combination of acoustic, folk rock and freak folk. “Recovery”…keep reading →
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