Lindsey Jordan's debut record "Lush" firmly supplanted her status as an indie-rock "prodigy", having supported acts such as Mac DeMarco and Girlpool b...
If you didn't know what solipsism meant before checking out this song, don't feel bad, because I didn't have a clue either. According to a quick Wikip...
A few years ago, I lived in Madrid, and every day I want to be taken back to the lively city that is filled with color and great energy. HINDS is from...
This song’s opening lyrics say the singer doesn’t want to be dramatic, but that statement is quickly retracted when the beat drops immediately after. ...
German slacker-queen, Ilgen-Nur, is soon to release her debut album Power Nap. The second single "Easy Way Out“ is arguably one of her best songs to d...
If '60s teen idols Frankie Avalon and Annette Funicello joined Born Ruffians (or any other late '00s English indie rock band of your choice), you migh...
Chicago band Lala Lala makes tenderness into a sound on their recent collaboration with WHY?’s Yoni Wolf. Lala Lala’s Lillie West has been a “super fa...
Lindsey Jordan, the Baltimore native behind lo-fi bedroom pop project Snail Mail, already has a feature on Pitchfork's “Best New Music” and record dea...
Porches' video for their single, "Find Me," is a vivid snapshot melding vintage aesthetic with a modern spectrum of cinematography.
The music alone i...
One of my recording professors once told me that “mixing and mastering can make a good song better, but can’t make a bad song good.”
The original “Sp...
Palehound's single "If You Met Her" is a great new lo-fi track with meditative drums and relaxed guitar and bass. The song starts with a simple guitar...