INDIE

Karisma Ape by Lato: Review Experimentation and indie rock fuse together with Lato’s moody track “Karisma Ape”. The artist incorporates unique bass sections with a weighty essence. It’s almost like the drum and bass parts merged for a resonant sound, and the outcome was indeed satisfying to hear. The vocalist…

Sinking Man by Scarlet Mill: Review Scarlet Mill’s first single of the year 2023, ‘Sinking Man’, is a sad love song about a man who drinks too much to cope with the pain of heartbreak. This Dutch alternative indie band has three members, Jennifer Moesker, Erik Verhoef and Maarten Verhoef,…

Doc Freighter is the hottest new band in London’s underground music scene. The band, comprising of frontman and lyricist James Burridge, Zsolt Benko (bass), and Ollie Bruce (drums), formed in the aftermath of the Covid outbreak, and have swiftly amassed a devoted fan following, selling out coaches and filling to…

Polly’s House by Jordan Sommerlad: Album Review Jordan Sommerlad’s album “Polly’s House” is a brilliant take on the indie-pop/rock genre. Everything in this nine-piece collection feels enriching, and the melodies are immensely polished. Instrumentally, the album has a soothing combination of gritty guitars and uplifting percussion segments. Jordan’s instrumental synergy…

All of My Days by Battleviews: Album Review Evoking the spirit of indie folk, Battleviews arrive with their stellar album “All of My Days.” Each number on this collection is brimming with vocal talent and exuberant acoustic chords. Full of charm and flair, the sound of Battleviews pertains to musical…

The Formless Track by Arman Ray + Hyon Gak : Album Review Arman Ray + Hyon Gak’s newest album, ‘The Formless Track’, is an electronic record inspired by Zen Buddhism. There are twelve songs totaling over forty minutes in this collection. Chris Taylor (aka Arman Ray), a fine artist and…

The Northern Light is a Seattle-based indie/alternative rock band. They compose songs with themes of desolation and salvation. The band has been described as sounding like Neil Young fronting RUSH. The tunes come from a singer-songwriter perspective that has been adapted to the freewheeling and sometimes heavier sounds that a…

Ivory by Rose White: Review “Ivory” is a soothing ambient number by Rose White resonant with heartfelt singing and accompanies a pleasant bassline. Her sense of harmony exists within the genre tropes of experimental indie and soul music. The cadence of “Ivory” also involves a gripping acoustic bridge that brings…

Disguised As A Party by Disco Mary: Review The indie supergroup Disco Mary gives the listeners a funky soulful taste of the upcoming EP ‘The Wow! Signal’ with their latest single Disguised As A Party. The underlying theme of the song is how putting on a smile to face reality…

Like to Look Sad by Lane Lines: Review The melodic soul of Lane Lines is a spectacular union of indie-pop and electronica. In between dreamy guitars and trippy vocal segments arrives Lane’s track “Like to Look Sad.” The song is an intriguing combination of mood and melancholy, themes in which…