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Indie Underrated – Eva Cassel, Mona et Toi, Jessica Hottman, Heeonn
“How could you cry like that? Turn around and leave so fast? I always knew there were a chance. I thought if we went down it’d be a slow death.” There’s something invigorating about Slow Death, the new single from Eva Cassel. It’s a gorgeous blend of indie pop and Americana. It makes sense that… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Alice Gold, Malaika, SALOMEA, Keesh
Alice Gold caught our attention with her new single Both Hands. We love the vibrant textured sound of the main instrument. Her voice adds a nice candid inspired touch. Her melodies are thoughtful, bearing flashes of Joni Mitchell mixed with her unique smokey essence. We also hear remnants of DMB in the melodic framework. Hear… Read more
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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… Read more
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Indie Underrated – Slowly Slowly, Marie McCauley, Zannah
Slowly Slowly dropped an anthem. The song is called Sacrosaint and it’s an effective blend of pop, punk, and alt rock. The band has a diverse set of influences ranging from Third Eye Blind to The Story So Far. From sharing the stage with Chilli Peppers to hitting #1 in their native Australia, Slowly Slowly… Read more
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Music Video Finds – Milk St, Self Tape, Fox Sinclair
We’re constantly looking for interesting new music videos and live performance videos that embrace the timeless effect of this bygone aesthetic. Here are our favorite recent picks! Milk St. – Good Grief Self Tape – Uninvited Fox Sinclair – Work of Art Read more
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Indie Underrated – Kelsey Kindall, Elk Darling, Alex Bonyata, Electric Phantoms
Kelsey Kindall embraces her infectious side on her new single Sleepwalking. Kindall might have her eyes closed but this vibe is anything but sleepy. Its a dance ready groove with melancholy contrast. There’s some new wave synth pop influence to compliment her indie pop instincts. In that way Kindall offers a proper crossover between the… Read more