Back from what seemed like an eternal break Cage The Elephant are back with a new album titled Social Cues for 2019. The first single of the album was...
I remember vividly the blissful days from my childhood where my friends and I would hop in one of those backwards-facing-back-seat Volvos after school...
Andy Shauf, Canada's answer to Americana troubadours like Father John Misty, is back with his third album The Party, available May 20 on Anti (World E...
People Flavor's "Words" is obscure indie pop and its finest.
The bass directs the surf-centric guitars and classic pop beat. With an ever-so-slight p...
I was pleasantly surprised when I came across Operator opening a show I went to the other week. I immediately couldn't be distracted, couldn't look aw...
"What's All The Fuzz About" sounds like a Xanax hangover. This feels like those wee hours of the night when reality warps. This sounds like the decay ...
Primitive Parts' single "Troubles" is dazzling and dizzying all at the same time.
This gritty garage rock track oozes with twists and turns, with a p...
With a name that will perplex many, London-based Gengahr bring a kind of "new" nostalgia to their listeners, with a mixture of classic Brit-pop and mo...
The Lovers Key -- and indie soul/retro rock act -- was formed in late 2012 by Christopher Moll, the former frontman of The Postmarks, and Maco Mo...
Splashh is a four piece indie rock band with two members from New Zealand (Sasha Carlson, guitar/singer and Jacob Moore on drums), one member from Aus...
Chrome Sparks is now an Indie Shuffle regular, so while there's not much more to say about his history, there's a lot more to say about his music.His ...
As if I needed another garage rock band cluttering my iTunes library! These Danish mod rock n' rollers riffed their way into my horizon, and I haven't...
Oakland's Matthew Melton has a new project called Warm Soda, his first since the dissolving of his previous band Bare Wires. They caught my eye when I...