INDIE

LOUIS AND THE SHAKES thanks so much for supporting their singles last year, They have gone for a poignant message this time -really hope everyone likes it. Check out the exclusive interview below: 1. Can you tell us a bit about where you come from and how it all got…

How It Works Out by Sabrina Movitz: EP Review “How It Works Out” is a fantastic indie-pop EP by brilliant musician Sabrina Movitz. Her enthusiasm and musical prowess are a nice change of pace from the usual indie music outfit, with the addition of vocal harmonies and minimal instrumental bits.…

Isles of You by Lump200: Album Review Lump200 makes fascinating electronic music that gives you an experience worth hearing. Their album “Isles of You” is a fantastic musical collection that instills various synth effects and beat structures relating to variations of EDM. However, the twist comes from the artist’s avant-garde…

Outliers by Sylvan Weekends: EP Review Sylvan Weekends are an electro-folk act that makes music to soothe and calm your soul. With storyteller vocals and energetic rhythm sections, their melodies are a form of healing for any audiophile. Just give their EP “Outliers” a go, and you’ll see what I’m…

“Dying of the Light” by The Parlophonics is a captivating album that combines elements of rock, pop, folk, and heartfelt lyricism to create a memorable musical experience. With eight tracks that showcase the band’s talent and versatility, the album takes listeners on a journey through introspective themes and melodic hooks.…

Zero Carbon Band’s EP, “The Great Rewilding,” is an indie, funky eco-pop musical masterpiece that takes listeners on a captivating journey of environmental consciousness with 5 sick jams. The intro, “Our Allotment,” embraces the spirit of community and the nurturing power of cultivating the land. Inspired by allotment culture, the…

K4LT’s latest single, “LCPD,” marks a triumphant return after a two-year hiatus, delving into the crushing aftermath following a subtle and simple breakup. The track veers into a simplistic electro sound, unlike K4LT’s previous, more rock-esque approach to music. But the atmospheric synth definitely still holds the floor with the…

No Time by Shadeland: Review Shadeland’s indie rock piece “No Time” is the perfect combination of harmony and melody. A cool rhythm section along with a charismatic vocal presence shaped the track, and it was exciting to hear it from start to finish. Furthermore, once you get a taste of…

On The Walk From The Picturehouse by Camens: Review Guitar in hand, drum sticks at the ready, bass amplified to shake the ground, and ready to rock Camens show us how exciting indie pop and rock can be through their uplifting number “On The Walk From The Picturehouse.” It’s a…

no. 7 by TEEN PRIME: Album Review TEEN PRIME’s album is experimental rock music that puts a fresh spin on the genre. It has an abundance of songs that all range from fast-paced math rock to a bit of jazz rock and just an all-around expression of music. From creative…