INDIE

Find yourself in a soothing melody by Yunglynx’s new track “where are you now?” featuring ADHD The music industry has been blessed by indie artist Yunglynx, a local underground talent from Norwich, Connecticut. The artist’s progression stemmed from mustering the bravery to release more of his tracks. “Where are you…

Future Plaza by The Loud Bangs: Review The Loud Bangs, a band from Los Angeles, CA, dropped their 5-song EP Future Plaza very recently, bringing a magic of cryptic words followed by their signature synthesizer and thick guitar string work. Despite being such a young band, this discography is proof…

Call It Art by Pini Gurfil: Review Pini Gurfil’s “Call It Art” is an otherworldly and hypnotic experience with good music and a wholesome vibe. Call It Art is a sincere, mesmerizing, and soulful indie folk song that tells this tale. It’s a duet with his music producer friend Tom…

Costumes by Nick Noon: Review Nick Noon’s latest single is a startling blend of lyrics, rhythm, and euphoria, and it represents a daring and productive take on alternative music. The Nashville-based musician has a sincere desire to carve out his own musical niche, and he continues to shock listeners with…

Neil MacLeod, a Wellington-based artist, made a name for himself in the indie-electronica scene in 2019 with the release of his debut EP, “To Unfold.” His brand-new EP, “We Have Known Lost Days,” marks a daring new phase in both his life and his music.Soul and electronic genres are excitingly…

Following his debut single, “Bandit Town,” which received over 1,000 plays in its first week and led to positive press coverage as well as a live performance on BBC Radio Manchester, Matt Jacques released the sophomore single, “Back to Haunt You.” It is a supernatural love ballad for people who…

What If by The Hybris: Review The Hybris performs and fills the air with their new single “What If”. It is a dynamic attempt at bold vocals, amazing guitars, and a distortion of sounds with a melodic flow. Their latest single is an eclectic mashup of many musical genres –…

Sorry No Longer Cuts It by Lethia’s Natorium: Review Pena’s band Lethia’s Natorium features an intriguing lineup that draws inspiration from artists as diverse as Siouxsie and the Banshees, Toyah, Blondie, No Doubt, Skunk Anansie, The Smiths, and Poly Styrene. The song focuses on a past toxic relationship, and its…

Smooth Water by Klaverson: Review Jack Lintorn is a singer, songwriter, producer, and visual artist, and his latest single, “Smooth Water,” is the result of all of these roles coming together. It is under his new endeavor called Klaverson which has released tracks highlighting nuanced, introspective lyrics, hazy synths, lo-fi…

Welcome Strawberry by Welcome Strawberry: Album Review Oakland, California shoegazers Welcome Strawberry offer hypnotic and surreal washed-out haze and lucid song-based compositions in their self-titled debut. From the first track “The World Is Derived From Pleasure” featuring a wide array of vocal delays and steady bass to the over-the-top ending…