By Jason Grishkoff | February 24th, 2012
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indie rock, indie pop, electronic-rock
Carousel is a trio from Boston, MA: two men on synth and one on guitar. Together, the three have composed some incredibly catchy tunes — in particular, “Open Road.” And…keep reading →
By Devin Duckworth | February 24th, 2012
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indie pop, electro pop, chillwave
Canadian group Phèdre dished out this track less than a week ago with little fanfare, but is now gaining more exposure thanks to one of 2012’s most prevalent artists, Grimes.…keep reading →
By Philip Friedman | February 23rd, 2012
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indie rock, indie pop, soundtrack
I don’t know what winter is like where you live, but most of us in the continental United States are still staring at one more month of winter weather. With…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 23rd, 2012
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indie pop, female vocalist, pop
When the artist Parrade emailed me this morning to say that he had a new, official version of Lana Del Rey’s “Born To Die” I rolled my eyes a little…keep reading →
By Christiana Bartolini | February 23rd, 2012
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indie pop, experimental, female vocalist
Here’s a new obsession for you Shufflers! Japan’s The Suzan are a four-piece female group taking the music scene by storm with their refreshingly delightful jungle synth pop tunes. If…keep reading →
By Joshua Mellin | February 21st, 2012
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indie pop, chillwave, lo-fi
This might sound like an obvious statement, but Tennis’ newest Patrick Carney-produced album Young & Old is damn good. The husband and wife duo’s back story is well documented. Patrick…keep reading →
By Jason Grishkoff | February 21st, 2012
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indie rock, indie pop, shoegaze
Swedish trio Simian Ghost have just dropped a new song “Wolf Girl” in anticipation of their upcoming full-length album Youth (due March 5th via Heist or Hit). Fronted by Sebastian…keep reading →
By Christiana Bartolini | February 20th, 2012
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indie rock, indie pop, experimental
Give it up for Skaters, ya’ll. These three guys (based out of NYC) are Little Joy’s back-up band, and they opened for The Strokes (as The Dead Trees – there…keep reading →