Indie Underrated – Eliza Edens, Gareth Inkster, lucidbloom

Eliza Edens is putting out a new record on October 30, and their new single Death Drive is a sweet taste of what’s to come. Lucid memories intersect with tempered dark fantasies just to get a rush out of life within this entertaining narrative. Edens isn’t afraid to admit she’s made some complicated choices, but…

Eliza Edens is putting out a new record on October 30, and their new single Death Drive is a sweet taste of what’s to come. Lucid memories intersect with tempered dark fantasies just to get a rush out of life within this entertaining narrative. Edens isn’t afraid to admit she’s made some complicated choices, but what’s life without some careless surprise! Dead Drive has some sneaky tasty guitar work to compliments Edens smooth vocal. Stylistically they find the middle ground between Courtney Barnett and John Mayer.

Hear Death Drive now on our Indie Underrated Playlist.

We like how Gareth Inkster maps out the chord progression on his new single Domino. Its refreshingly unconventional while retaining its familiar cool. In that manner Inkster honors his classical roots while adapting that influences effectively into the indie canon. That kind of smart songwriting could win over fans of innovative underground indie pop.

Hear for yourself on our Indie Underrated Playlist.

Australian dream poppers lucidbloom embrace their namesake on the new single Fever Dream. The song is a chill cosmic moment that feels good within its otherworldly state. Its a comforting tickling dreamy vibe, courtesy of the intros playful percussive underlayers. The singer adds siren style contrast. There’s a curiosity to her melodic presence, a sort of mystery to how she places her melodies. The track builds with cinematic reverence. Fever Dream is a journey in song. Stylistically we think they’ll connect with fans of Beach House or realms of dreamy post rock nostalgia.

Hear Fever Dream now on our Indie Underrated Playlist.

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