INDIE

Transcendental by Sdar Lotus: Review Starting with a sonic backdrop of interlaced cosmic frequencies and powerful spoken word, Sdar Lotus’s new single is a declaration of being one with the universe. Starting off with a bold declaration “I am Sdar Lotus, I am time and space, I am all…”, the…

Groovy Avocado Disco by Unfortunately Stevenson: Album Review LA Experimental Rock artist and multi-instrumentalist Steven Ramirez, who goes by the name of Unfortunately Steven, portrays a groovy and unapologetically brave picture of his own mental health with his debut concept album, Groovy Avocado Disco. For many people, the concept of…

For You by Feeble: Review Stefan Ekenberg, who’s mostly known by his stage name, Feeble, tells the world what he would do for love in his new single, For You. A heartfelt serenade, this love song is full of emotions and promises of what you’ll do for the one you…

Cryptic [K]night by Disco Dreams: Review The genre-bending producer from Northeast Ohio, Disco Dreams has us dancing again to his new single, Cryptic [K]night. Following up his last album, Mystic Daze, he continues his style of using ethereal vocal melodies with electronic music to create multi-dimensional psychedelic dance music. The…

Friday Night by Snakedoctors: Review From the latest album by the Polish group Snakedoctors, Friday Night has a sharp 80s edge. Friday Night is the second track of the band’s fourth album, Four And A Half. Following the darkwave sound of the opening track, Crime Story, this track is heavy…

Falling by ELEKTRIC ANIMALS: Review Elektrik Animals brings back heavy distorted guitars and hard rock grooves to their EP with their single Falling. Falling is the third song of their latest EP Channels. This heavy, aggressive guitar-driven song highlights the beat in a true rock n roll fashion. The whole…

As a member of the post-punk band Brass Phantoms, Cabin (real name Adam McCabe) started honing his songwriting and production skills. His music has been played on numerous radio stations, including BBC Radio 6 with Steve Lamacq, Spotify’s Hot New Bands, Clash Magazine, Hot Press, The Last Mixed Tape, Golden…

Night Arrives by Fleeting Persuasion: Review James Spencer Harrison creates the sound of a dream or nostalgia in his project Fleeting Persuasion’s new single, Night Arrives. The simplest way to describe this song to anyone would be by asking them to try to imagine the sound of a dream or…

The Danish singer-songwriter is shifting from making R&B and hip-hop for other artists to releasing his own indie songs that are dreamy and influenced by Tame Impala and Bon Iver. He combines melancholy and positive energy in “Will You Still Be There,” a new folky alt. pop song about finding…

A Dystopian Love Song By Bones in Butter: Review Bones in Butter takes a deep breath and serenades despite being on the verge of impending doom on their new single A Dystopian Love Song. The song was written by the band’s vocalist Milutin Krasevic and as we see in his…