INDIE

If heartbreak had a heartbeat, it would sound like “Middle of the Night” by The Transits. From the first ripple of synths and hard-hitting drums, this track haunts. The moment the husky, high-tone vocals drift in, wrapped in electric reverb like a ghost in a thunderstorm, you know you’re in…

“On/Off” by Afternoon In The Park grabs you by the collar and drags you right into its world—no questions asked. Armed with fuzzy guitars, punchy drums, and a voice that’s charmingly smug yet impossibly magnetic, this band embody rock. From the opening seconds of “Masterplan,” you’re hit with melodic riffs…

UK art-pop band Silverlake returns with their infectious new single, “Tower of Sunshine,” the latest track from their third album, Exotic Metals Ltd. Out now on all platforms including Bandcamp, the song is a glowing anthem about self-preservation, resilience, and sparking your own inner power. Originally conceived as a DJ…

Evasion, released April 25, 2025, this debut album slips into a velvet-lined spy briefcase, complete with cinematic flair, encrypted emotions, and a whole lot of sonic espionage. Dubbed “spy pop,” this cinematic collection from producer and songwriter Hjalmar Littauer lands somewhere between Portishead and Bond, with a dash of indie…

With her new single Our Bible, singer-songwriter Asta Bria invites listeners into a soul-stirring celebration of love, everyday life, and self-authored hope. Released on 30 May via Right Track Records/Universal Music Operations, the track is a rich, funk-inflected pop-soul offering that blends the warmth of retro grooves with the intimacy…

Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends are back with Sing-Along Songs, and let me tell you—this thing is a cheeky little rocket ride through irony, swagger, and sonic bliss. These Swedes know how to blend retro charm with modern wit, and they’re not afraid to get weird, romantic, or just…

The Music Of Sound are riding a serious wave in 2025, and their latest single “When You’re Near” proves they’re only getting dreamier with each release. Dropped on 18th April via Monochrome Motif Records, this track is a gentle, glowing dreampop anthem that feels like a warm hug wrapped in…

Samy Sharif’s Snuff the Pilot is a bold, emotionally raw track that fuses visceral storytelling with hauntingly catchy production. Coming from his second album House of Fix, this song exemplifies Sharif’s mastery in balancing pain with charisma, making sorrow sing and destruction dance. The soundscape is instantly captivating as chiming…

If the end of the world had a house band and that band threw a glitter-strewn, leather-jacketed garage rave in the middle of a collapsing space-time continuum, Tom Minor would be headlining. “Expanding Universe” is an absolute cosmic romp. It kicks off with jittery percussion and thudding drums like the…

Siv Disa’s latest single “The Debutantes of Williamsburg” is a woozy, shimmering trip through the glitter-smeared haze of early adulthood—equal parts dancefloor confession and existential poetry. It’s like walking home barefoot at sunrise with mascara-stained cheeks, arms locked with a friend you just fought with in a club bathroom. From…