INDIE

Big Bad Wolf by Nobody’s Wolf Child: Review Returning to a darker sound, ‘Big Bad Wolf’, the latest single from London-based artist Nobody’s Wolf Child is a dark, brooding track that unleashes the wolf within. Starting with a gritty pulsating electronic rhythm, the whispered parts build the tension instilling an…

Cat Mama by Josephine: Review Based in the picturesque beaches of Venice, California the indie surf pop artist Josephine gives the listeners a peek at her upcoming album due in April with the latest single ‘Cat Mama’. She is making waves in the Venice music scene as she sold out…

Miles Away by Shayne Cook: Review Brisbane-based indie singer-songwriter Shayne Cook’s latest single ‘Miles Away’ is a gripping indie folk track with a dash of Americana. The song hit the Top 25 UK iTunes chart upon release. The Australian artist has a wide range of musical influences from the likes…

Pal by Murphy Smith: Review Moving to a new place opens up a whole new door of opportunities and uncertainties. There is excitement and there is anxiety. Sometimes it’s overwhelming to go through everything all on your own and a friend is all you need. Minneapolis indie singer-songwriter Murphy Smith’s…

Sober by Alex Kate: Review Indie pop is a genre I’ve always admired, and Alex Kate’s songs delight me in that same regard. Her chill number “Sober” is the ideal love song, as it provides introspective lyrics alongside an emotive voice. The track has a soothing rhythm with beats, synths,…

Grace’s Cradle by Mishkin Fitzgerald & The Chemical Perils: Album Review Birdeatsbaby’s Mishkin Fitzgerald’s other band Mishkin Fitzgerald & The Chemical Perils’ Debut EP ‘Grace’s Cradle’ is a captivating blend of klezmer folk, jazz, country, and goth rock with a heavy dose of theatrics thrown in. From the very first…

Debut by Jeremy Bell: EP Review Santa Cruz, California native multi-instrumentalist genre-fluid musician and producer Jeremy Bell’s Debut is a three-track EP highlighting the artist’s talent and affinity for Hip Hop, Progressive Rock, and experimental industrial music. Starting with a bang, ‘Clap’ is the most explicit rap song I’ve heard…

Goat Simulator by Frode Fivel: Review Norwegian indie folk band Frode fivel sets the tone of their album ‘All You See’ with the opening single ‘Goat Simulator’. This ephemeral tune takes the listener on a surreal journey with its cryptic lyrics and spiraling melodies. Starting off with a piano backed…

Sugar Coat by Charlotte Grayson: Album Review Indie-pop sensation Charlotte Grayson has a voice fit for the upper tiers of the music biz. Her lively album “Sugar Coat” has the charm of pop rock and it’s the type of melody that sparks your soul delightfully. Her album will resonate in…

One Life by Brendan Lane: Review The sixth and latest single from singer-songwriter Brendan Lane is an exquisite blend of Funk, Blues, Rock, and Hip Hop. This genre-bending song features Delaware-based rapper QuesMark spitting fire over the funky rhythm to convey an inspiring message. Love, loss and life-changing adventures are…