INDIE

Olivia Booth’s new single “I’m Not Yours,” released on 25 November to mark the UN’s International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, is as fierce as it is vulnerable. It’s a defiant roar born from one of the darkest human experiences. Booth steps straight into the heart of…

Tom Minor unleashes his latest single, “Bring Back the Good Ol’ Boys,” out 24 October, with the sharp wit and theatrical bite that have become trademarks of his existential indie style. The London N1 singer-songwriter folds indie rock, new wave, punk, psychedelic flashes, soul, and R&B into a satirical anthem…

Elijah Bone’s latest single “Dancing on the Beach” arrives as a radiant new step in the UK duo’s long-running evolution. It’s a warm, sun-kissed slice of UK Alternative Americana that blends nostalgia with modern cinematic sheen. Andy Holt and Dave Barrett, who first found their footing under the name Reno…

Replaced By Robots step into the spotlight with “The Ocean,” an atmospheric alt-rock release that showcases the trio’s distinctive blend of vintage new-wave textures and modern cinematic emotion. Formed by Goolkasian of Boston’s cult-favorite The Elevator Drops, artist Heather Joy Morgan, and Adam Wade of Funeral Party, the band leans…

Pikangikum’s rising indie voice Chiimis returns with “Come to an End,” a gripping single released on November 1st, 2025, like it drifts in from the edge of a dream, carrying all the weight of someone trying to push through the impossible. Entirely self-made and recorded in the privacy of his…

Parisian indie artist Dimitri von Büren returns with “What I Feel,” a luminous ballad that leans into autumn’s reflective, romantic ache, steeped in the warm melancholy that defines his most intimate work. After the groove-leaning singles On Track and Midnight Pulse, this new release shifts toward something raw and unvarnished.…

It’s Called Blood, the new album by Seattle’s Jesse Damm under his project It Sound, arrives via Seahorse Recordings as a full-bodied plunge into psych-post-punk murk, messthetic grit, and hypnotic DIY atmosphere. Released digitally and on vinyl, the record draws on the raw lineage of London’s post-punk underground while carrying…

Magdalena Vitale’s debut EP veintidós diez lands like a quiet earthquake, small in size, but charged with enough emotional and sonic force to rearrange the landscape of experimental Latin music. Crafted over two years with producer Juan Pelliza, the three-track release merges organic timbres with digital tension, echoing the lineage…

Lois Leon’s new single “Slow Motion” arrives like a steady exhale after years of turbulence, as a song shaped by upheaval, grief, and the strange clarity that follows when life suddenly tilts off its axis. Written during a difficult period marked by major transitions and lingering grief over the sudden…

After a thirteen-year silence, Atlanta indie-rock band Last Relapse returns with Last Relapse – EP, a project built from unfinished songs that refused to die quietly. With their emotionally charged performances and dreamy guitar work through the late 2000s and early 2010s, the band stepped away while momentum was still…