INDIE

Two Little Acorns by The Banquets: Review The Banquets have composed a colorful indie track entitled “Two Little Acorns”. It has some of the cleanest guitar and bass tracks, I’ve heard in a while, and it sounds quite wholesome. There’s some shaker involved in the instrumentation, which all in all…

Three of Nashville’s favorite fools, David Welch (vocals), Alex Hendricks (lead guitar), and Chris Roussell (drums), make up the alt-rock, indie pop, and dance powerhouse The Thing With Feathers . The band developed a unique sound that is best exemplified in their May 2019 release, Figure It Out, which combines…

Mountain Song by Sophie Dorsten ft. Alex Dorsten: Review Sophie Dorsten and her brother Alex channels their inner indie spirit in “Mountain Song”. It’s an acoustic-driven heartwarming pop track where Sophie’s voice echoes through like a breeze on a winter evening. Overall, the track has a sentimental vibe to it.…

Crooked Again by One Room Schoolhouse: Review Jeff Shuck’s artistic moniker One Room Schoolhouse’s sound can be best described as Jazz-pop meets new wave. In Crooked Again, uplifting synth-pop elements are layered over mellow jazz tones. One Room Schoolhouse’s electronic sound transports us back to the new wave period and…

Throughout his 20s, Somerset-based Luke Stidson was the front person for Twin Falls – a mild-mannered synth-folk band, who enjoyed some small success with a couple BBC Radio1 playlists as well as an appearance at the BBC Introducing stage at Glastonbury 2013. After the demise of Twin Falls, Somerset-born Luke…

Simple Pleasures by Bikini Islands: Album Review Bikini Islands, a Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania-based surf rock band known for fusing elements of gloomy grunge, indie rock, and pop punk to create beautiful soundscapes, has finally released its most awaited 10-song album, “Simple Pleasures,” after years of hard work on a number of…

42 by Setting Suns DC: Review Karl and Gayle Moore are responsible for the songwriting and production of the EP “42,” which was released by Setting Suns DC in 2022. Each song is a contemplation on growing older as well as the shifts that take place in our lives as…

Just the Touch of My Hands by Ninni: Review If wholesome had a level beyond it, then Ninni’s incredible track “Just the Touch of My Hands” would be at the center of it. Where do I even begin? This is such a soothing and adorable track! With smooth guitar chords,…

Memoriam by Forgotten Garden: Review Forgotten Garden has composed a unique and mysterious track that will surely captivate you. ‘Memoriam’ is an emotional track, which is a vibe without a doubt. It’s one of those types of songs that emits a horror movie/gothic rock aesthetic. That is a hauntingly beautiful…

Satsuma Scout in his music project weaves pop-punk, folk, and indie alternative influence with a blistering optimism and blunt lyrical honesty while channeling the boredom, anxiety, and dread of the present. He picked up a guitar at age 31 for the first time in nearly ten years, revisiting songs he…