INDIE

RAW by Ives Electric: Review Ives Electric is a fresh up-and-coming artist from London. The vocalist, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist has been active in the music business for a significant amount of time. He blurs the borders between Indie Rock, Alternative Rock, Post Punk Rock, and Art Rock accompanied by…

P.M. Tiger is a quartet of mustachioed, long-haired gentlemen from Tampa, Florida whose genre-bending synths and raw rock guitars are nostalgically retro and incredibly slick. Catfish Motel’s new single is about things that appear outstanding but are not always as great as they appear. This song tugs at your heartstrings…

The Human Touch by Ruiz!: Review “The Human Touch” is a captivating track by Hugh Ruiz Robert, the mind behind the indie/alternative act Ruiz! At times you hear a piece of music, that doesn’t quite follow the usual tropes of the aforementioned genres. And you think to yourself, well, it’ll…

Higher Ground by Dune Dogs: Review Occasionally, music is such a cathartic experience that one minute of a social gathering may consist solely of idle chatter, but the next minute, with music playing, may feature a more animated exchange of words. I got enveloped in a wave of surf rock…

Snow Cave by Mira Sthira: Review “Snow Cave” is a spiritual electronic song with a heartfelt resonance by Mira Sthira. Mira’s voice is as delightful as ever, especially in this fresh track where instrumental aspects of indietronica are notably present. There’s something charming about winter. Whether you’re cozying up next…

Normalitätsvermessung by Deltawelle: Review Deltawelle is an electronic rock band specializing in groovy melodies that are truly resonant. Their single “Normalitätsvermessung” encompasses two songs, “Alles soll schön sein” and the title track. Dear reader, are you a fan of unique genre fusions? Well, you’d be presently surprised at how well…

Fudge by Occurrence: Review The latest track from the New York-based trio Occurrence, ‘Fudge,’ is an otherworldly blend of sounds, styles, and genres that will blow anybody away. It is a seductive journey into the realm of desire, with electronic pop and experimental music merging to create a thrilling soundtrack.…

Taking inspiration from the poetically charged works of Patti Smith, Amanda Palmer, and Florence and The Machine, she’s been cocooning and developing her proudly DIY project throughout the pandemic, and now it’s time to unleash the wildly empowering, emotional, witty, and occasionally outrageous art upon the world. Charlie O’Connor has…

dark shadows in happy places by Slow Draw: Album Review Ambient and avant-garde cohesively exist in Slow Draw’s album “dark shadows in happy places.” Every aspect of this thirteen-track journey encompasses light drone music, and meditative soundscapes to keep you company. Slow Draw’s music is very experimental, I must say.…

Dancing Through a Slow Apocalypse by Meadow Argus: EP Review Meadow Argus brings the best of both worlds with their EP “Dancing Through a Slow Apocalypse” by initiating stellar compositions filled with psychedelia, and indie. It would seem that the EP had a similar melodic pattern, but instead of that,…