I wrote about LEØ a few months ago for their single "The Wolf," and am delighted to see they're back with another beautiful track, their first for 201...
Sweet Temptest's delicate single, "The Truth" is the dreamiest of dream pop songs.
Echoey vocals float atop simply sweet instrumentals as it all inte...
Here at Indie Shuffle, we are long time fans of Emma Louise -- and for a very, very good reason.
"Underflow" is the stunning, heartbreaking new trac...
Good thing I'm following Moshi Moshi on SoundCloud, because if it weren't for that this dreamy house track wouldn't have popped up on my radar.
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It's no wonder a genre like chillwave conjures up images of the hypnotizing lap of wave after wave, touching down on a sandy shore. It's also no wonde...
Cherokee Red return with their newest EP, 432, named because it was recorded at 432hz tuning, opposed to the traditional 440hz, a detail scientificall...
Brooklyn-based female trio Au Revoir Simone haven’t released a proper album since 2009′s Still Night, Still Light — more than 4 years ago, and before ...
May is here, which means a whole slew of new albums. Included in that list will be Emma Louise's vs. Head vs. Heart (which was already released in Aus...
Ladies and germs, Emma Louise is about to come back with a vengeance. You might be familiar with her 2011 break-out "Jungle," and if so, this new song...
When I was 19, I was readying myself for finals and frat parties. But Australian singer-songwriter Emma Louise has taken a slightly different approach...
I just stumbled across this single from six-piece Australian band Alpine on KEXP, featured as their Song of the Day. Recently coming off a SXSW showca...
Shufflers, have we got a 'lil treat for you today! One of our own, Christiana Bartolini, recently sent me a sneak peek of her band Cherokee Red's albu...
Au Revoir Simone was one of my favorite female groups in college; they were my first introduction to electro/dream pop. So you can imagine how excited...
The banjo is a really incredible instrument. I think it automatically makes me like a song, although in the case of "Verb Noun" by Cincinnati trio The...