Rolling with… Former Lives – Alderson Loop (Feat. Montclaire)
Feeling ready for the ultimate, new wave-y, indie pop bliss of this summer by the up-and-coming, dreamy new wave-influenced project Former Lives, started by producer and songwriter Sean Joseph Klassen and his dog (!), Bruce Beagle?
Rolling with… Butterfly – The Song Of I
NYC art punk/”destructive” pop by an outfit called Butterfly, and a single from their 2022 debut album ‘Calamity‘? Hmmm, let’s check those dudes out and give them a spin!
Toasting… The Breeders – Cannonball
The lead single from The Breeders‘ 2nd album ‘Last Splash‘ was among 90s coolest indie singles accompanied with a cult visualizer directed by Kim Gordon and Spike Jonze, and featuring a kooky cannonball rolling down the streets…
Rolling with… Fontaines D.C. – Roman Holiday
Dublin’s best indie music export, Fontaines D.C. returned in 2022, with their most mature and best, 3rd album, ‘Skinty Fia‘ on Partisan Records, and ‘Roman Holiday‘ is among the definitive candidates for best indie rock track of 2022….
Rolling with… The Valery Trails – Introvert Blues
If bands like Guided By Voices or Built To Spill ring a bell to you, then you should definitely invest on The Valery Trails‘ ‘Introvert Blues‘! No kidding!
Rolling with… Monokino – Baby
How about some nervy Dutch pop with post punk edge? Monokino‘s ‘Baby‘ is the ultimate treat!
Rolling with… Meditative Animal – Social Gravity
Sunday evenings are always much better with laid-back, acoustic, indie folk delicacies like Meditative Animal‘s ‘Social Gravity‘.
Toasting… Splashh – All I Wanna Do
Hackney indie rock band Splashh never made it big, despite their impressive debut ‘Comfort‘ via Kanine Records, back in 2013 (could have been early 90s though!); But before this, there had been the smashing, debut single ‘All I Wanna Do‘ (Kissability, 2012).
Rolling with… Lexi Street – Let ‘Em Talk
Lexi Street‘s ‘Let ‘Em Talk‘ is among those indie pop gems most of indie aficionados will talk for days & days!
Toasting… The Afghan Whigs – Debonair
It was late 1993 , when the American alternative rock/soul icons, The Afghan Whigs, released their 4th album ‘Gentlemen‘, while ‘Debonair‘ was the 2nd single to see the light of day from this 90s masterpiece.
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