Slacker Rock songs

If you're looking up the definition of "slacker rock," look no further! Because Hockitay's "half smile" has you covered. One of the hallmarks of slack...

There's something about this song that does a great job capturing the subject matter. It's about mental health and the struggle between a father and s...

"Not So Bad" is the final of four summer singles released by UK act Johnny Kills, and they've certainly kept the best for last.  Keeping the fuzzy gu...

I have no idea how "New Brubeck," a song released in October 2015, ended up on BIRP.fm's August 2016 playlist, but I'm glad it did. Without it, I woul...

Holy Wave’s single “California Took My Bobby Away” is the epitome of must-listen summer slack music. As breezy and lethargic as this track may sound,...

I love the idea of slacker rock. Making rock music like you just don't care! Haha. Jokes aside, slacker rock is serious stuff and he's an excellent ta...

Melbourne band Good Morning cannot put a foot wrong in this reviewer's eyes, with release after release hitting the mark. Having taken last year's CMJ...

Melbourne's SMILE has the honor of my first review of 2016 -- funny enough with a track entitled "Holiday" (and this writer has just returned from one...

This isn't just one of my favorite Australian bands going around at the moment; Good Morning might just be one of the more prolific, too! Having recen...

Melbourne band SMILE has routinely been a favorite of mine since I first happened across them a couple of years back. They're not just another slacker...

One of my favorite new Australian bands, Crepes, released a new track a couple of weeks back, but I've been stupidly slack with reviews recently and a...

Carrying the prestigious title of "one of my favorite Australian bands of the last year or so," Good Morning is also beginning to receive plenty of in...

Since catching our attention late last year with their debut single "Ain't Horrible," Melbourne band Crepes return with a new track titled "Stages of ...

Having followed the career of Bored Nothing, the creation of Melbourne-native Fergus Miller, for some time now, I'm always interested to give his new ...

Melbourne band Smile has been an absolute favorite of mine since I was introduced to their music early last year. After delivering their debut album L...

Since arriving on my radar this time last year, Melbourne's The Ocean Party have never failed to impress me -- their gritty slacker-pop always hits th...