The Usual Suspects open their ‘Growing Pains‘ EP with ‘Bubbles‘, a warm indie folk moment built on gentle vocal harmonies and everyday nostalgia. Based in Kansas City,
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‘teenage scum‘ is a raw burst of frustration and chaos, where guitars splinter and rhythms stumble like a pissed-off sleepwalker.
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There’s a shimmer in the heatwave haze of brit pop’s golden age, and in 1995, that shimmer had a name:
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‘The Weight of the World‘ is a highlight from ‘Savior of the World‘, showcasing Angie Fights Crime’s evolving sound. The track blends moody synth textures with a steady
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Frank Rabeyrolles’ ‘A picture of you‘ opens ‘In conversations‘ with a hazy, dreamlike atmosphere, blurring the lines between psych-pop, indie folk, and experimental lo-fi. Swirling synths and
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Pure 90s indie magic. ‘Drink the Elixir‘ is a full-throttle rush, a dizzy swirl of jangly guitars, hypnotic rhythms, and Maria van der Lugt’s effortlessly cool vocals. Dropping in 1997 as the
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Blur’s 1997 self-titled masterpiece gave us ‘Song 2‘, 127 seconds of blistering brit pop chaos that’s as electrifying now as it was then. With its raw, distorted guitars,
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Maverick Smith crashes the holiday scene with ‘Coal for Christmas‘, a raw, rock-laced anthem for those over the sugar-coated cheer.
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Brooklyn-based retroshade bursts onto the scene with their haunting debut single ‘Ursa Minor‘, a celestial anthem
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