Progressive Pop songs

Guardian DeitiesGrave Ives' "Angel of Business" is an industrial pop journey that winds cityscape electronica and progressive beats into a heavenly am...

Palace’s “Where Sky Becomes Sea” is a balm for the weary soul. Lyrically, it’s a poetic meditation on the complex emotions of love and loss, and how t...

Hong Kong-born producer, Ian Chang, who you may know as the incredible and versatile drummer from Son Lux, has digitally released his first full lengt...

Three years ago, I was living in Minneapolis and had quit my job almost a month prior. On a Wednesday that March, I was unemployed in the morning, hea...

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 often find myself comparing one artist's music with another, and with Jaala I have had more trouble than usual. That said, once you listen to the Me...

New Zealand psych-pop greats The Phoenix Foundation have just released the opening track off their sixth album, Give Up Your Dreams. “Mountain” follow...

If you were able to attend Pickathon, a small music festival in the woods near Portland, you were lucky enough to witness a duet between Feist and And...

I think it's safe to say that both The Colourist and Magic Man have been making huge waves in the music world this year. So what could possibly enhanc...

SNOWMINE is back! Are you as excited as I am? This time they've released a video for their single, "Silver Sieve," and it's a simplistic, vintage-esqu...

It's always nice to hear a stripped-down version of a song you already enjoy and find that other version just as enjoyable, if not more, than the orig...

Launching in late 2011, Melbourne band All the Colours have developed a sound which they describe as "progressive vintage." Whatever it is, it's tasty...

I have been meaning to add Deep Time to the Shuffle for a long time now. The pop duo from Austin, Texas used to be called Yellow Fever and features Je...