The Trusted: Criminals (2020) — Single Review
British indie pop and indie rock project, The Trusted, come with a new single, “Criminals,” which is a hypnotic and emotive anthem resembling artists like the 1975.
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Julia Bhatt: Bird Girl (2020) — Single Review
Young indie artist, Julia Bhatt is ready to turn heads with her comfortable-yet-danceable single, “Birdgirl.”
Near Death Experience: Moves (2020) – Single Review
NDX come back with yet another single to finish off the summer!
Lime Juice: Quietude (2019) – Single Review
With their original single, “Quietude,” Lime Juice bring back ’70s rock through a psychedelic journey.
OUTSIDER: Karma of Youth (2020) – Album Review
Inspired by a variety of new wave groups, OUTSIDER attempts to revive the synthetic and introspective genre with his own indie-pop formula.
Cloud Nothings: The Black Hole Understands (2020) – Album Review
Cloud Nothing entered the 2010s as one of the more unique and experimental indie rock bands. Are they as inventive ten years later?
Near Death Experience: Conquer (2020) – Single Review
New, London indie-rock group, Near Death Experience, release a summer single: “Conquer.”
Danny Smart: She’s Mine (2020) – Single Review
This young, UK country star brings back some old influences with his new single, proving what’s been done hasn’t been finished.
The Strokes: The New Abnormal (2020) – Album Review
The Strokes were once at the forefront of mainstream rock. Can they get their old mojo back, after a seven year break?
Wallows: Trust Fall / Just Like A Movie (2019) – Single Review
Despite being together for like a decade at this point, playing under different names, and releasing very little material; Wallows doesn’t hesitate to release a duo of singles only a … Continue reading Wallows: Trust Fall / Just Like A Movie (2019) – Single Review
Favorite Video Game Soundtracks Pt. 1: Danny Baranowsky
Video game soundtracks are, I feel, less discussed than they should be. And I have an endless love of them. So here’s the start of a new series, featuring the indie god himself: Danny Baranowsky.
