indie underrated

Indie pop artist Matya shows real star potential in the video for her new single Nobody’s Home.  Owning every moment of screen time in this Stepford Wife dystopian prison Matya makes the routine look torturous.  She connects with a generation ready to re-write our prescribed experience.  Beyond the visual narrative she offers an exciting alt… Read more

Pearly Gates caught our attention with the catchy appeal of their brilliant new single No Horn To Blow.  The vibrant Brit Pop appeal reaches all the way back into the 60s for compositional clues that evolve nicely within this modern updated indie package.  Pearly Gates add some of the jovial indie psych appeal known to… Read more

The suspense grows with epic dramatic appeal on Opus, the new single from NIRØ.  The drama builds with some of the dark cyber punk appeal known to Carpenter Brut, and a nostalgic melodic brilliance that in doses recalls an influence of classics like Pink Floyd.  There are stylistic quips from Any Colour You Like and… Read more

June Rosewell erupts out of the unlikely indie rock haven that is Nashville with her new cleverly titled EP the dog bit as such an angle.  Songs like the stand out single Glass blend classic grunge instincts with the melodic aesthetic known to indie pop.  That modern sensibility is heard in Rosewell’s reserved vocal delivery,… Read more

Lorsay lands iconic on our ears with their new EP Spring Fever.  The bands press release had one majestic message. Trip Hop Is Not Dead.  They back it up with an entrancing 5 song release that grabbed us from the first moment.  Their single Restart could draw comparisons to Polica with some of the urban… Read more

Mortal Prophets reimagine a standard with their fresh version of the freedom classic Down On Me.  If you’re not familiar with the importance of this work, the artist offers this eloquent description.  “‘Down On Me’ is a traditional freedom song from the 1920s or earlier that became popular following its remake by Janis Joplin and… Read more