Messy Eater has been a firm favourite of ours for a while now. Pairing music and illustration, the York-based project led by Pete Bott, offers up some fresh funk and indie.
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In the past, I’ve completed several round-up reviews based around underground indie rock music. However, the indie movement features a lot of bands/artists that wouldn’t necessarily … Continue reading Underground Indie Music – A Round-Up Review
Onism E are a New York indie band with a hint of country also found within their music, making for a great mix of overall sounds! … Continue reading Interview: Onism E
Vlado Nosal is a Bratislava, Slovakia-based singer songwriter and the former frontman of Slovak indie rock band Queer Jane. He has just released his debut solo single, but he’s not done it alone. With support from international collaborators Ken Coomer and Boo Hewerdine, as well as his backing band The Avedons, Vlado is set to take the world of indie by storm with Cold Cigarette.
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The One Eighties are an American duo that first came to our attention over the summer through their impressive debut single Dead Star Light. True to form, they’re back with another that’s equally captivating. It’s called No King.
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Brynja is an Icelandic folk and indie artist who has just hit my radar courtesy of her new track, written during the depths of a depression. It’s called My Oh My.
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Serena Kaos is a London-based Portuguese singer songwriter who brings something a little different to the world of indie, dream pop and trip hop. She’s just released her second single, following her June debut Shout. Her latest is called Live Again.
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F. Scott is the musical project of Guelph, Canada-based Gabriel Burke. With diverse influences that include Kanye West, Chance The Rapper and Bon Iver, he combines folk, indie and hip-hop elements to create something truly unique. His latest track is called Summer Shame.
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Pizza Crunch have already featured on our blog a couple of times this summer. Based in Glasgow, the indie band is equally influenced by ’80s post-punk and ’00s alternative rock. They’ve just released their latest single, a track that questions the value of nostalgia. It’s called Romanticised Past.
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