INDIE

Elise is back with a track that lives up to its name—”Remember” is one of those songs that sneaks up on you, settles in, and lingers long after the final note fades. From the first shimmering strum, the song pulls you into its rich, melancholic world, where hindsight hits hard,…

June The Destroyer’s “Hot Coffee” is a wake-up call wrapped in a swirling, bluesy, folk-rock storm. From the first eerie, echoing vocalizations, the track builds an atmosphere that feels like stepping into a dimly lit café at 2 a.m., where the air is thick with unsaid thoughts and caffeinated regrets.…

Bad Bubble’s “Sprinkler” grabs you by the soul and refuses to let go. From the first note, it’s an immersive plunge into delicate yet powerful emotion, carried by the weight of heavy piano chords and a voice so tender, so raw, it feels like it’s reaching out to you personally.…

The Paper Monsters are back, and this time, they’re putting their heart on the line—literally. Their latest single, “Got My Heart Laid Out (For You),” is a tender, shimmering dive into the beautiful mess of love and vulnerability. From the first note, the song pulls you into its dreamy world,…

Noam Peri’s Flowers is an intimate, cinematic experience wrapped in indie rock, drenched in nostalgia, and pulsing with raw emotion. From the very first note, you’re pulled into a world of love, loss, and self-discovery. There’s a beautiful contrast in how the tracks unfold—some hit like crashing waves, others linger…

Seattle’s own The Sleepy Haunts burst back onto the scene with BLOOM, which is the musical metamorphosis of your favorite worn-out diary—raw, reflective, and packed with late-night overthinking set to killer melodies. Led by Gillian McMahon’s effortlessly expressive vocals, the band blends 2000s alt-rock angst with modern indie shimmer, channeling…

Sons of Martha return with a track that lingers like an old memory, smoky and reflective. “A Nightjar Calls” is a moment suspended in time, a melancholic yet oddly comforting meditation on the fleeting nature of life. With shades of The Smiths, REM, and Leonard Cohen, it is familiar yet…

“Strip The Bone (Remix)” by Powers of the Monk feat. Dani Macchi makes you want to strut down the street like you own it—head high, sunglasses on, not a care in the world. It’s catchy, exciting, and effortlessly cool, blending gritty guitars with a swaggering groove that rolls and bustles…

Sehore’s debut album, LADENCIA, is a genre-blurring, delightfully chaotic mix of alt-rock, kitsch, and unexpected harmonies that keep your ears on edge. It refuses to be boxed in—one moment, you’re floating through dreamy guitar riffs, and the next, you’re hit with dissonant chords that jolt you awake. It plays with…

The Trusted’s Iridescence is exactly what it promises—a shimmering, electrifying burst of indie rock that pulses with energy, emotion, and just the right amount of swagger. Hailing from Southend-on-Sea, this four-piece has crafted a collection of tracks that feel both stadium-ready and intimately personal, blending the spices from The Strokes,…