Indie Pop
Sanders Bohlke – “Ghost Boy” Review Plus Album Stream
Sanders Bohlke’s Ghost Boy could not be more appropriately named. Haunting and visceral, this recording was inspired when Bohlke retreated to the Blue Ridge Mountains...
Lorde – “Pure Heroine” Review
“Shadowy electro-pop landscape meets introspective, hypnotic verses” Could the classic case of an old soul trapped in a sixteen-year-old body give way to a new...
Lissie – “Back to Forever” Review
“Sepia-toned female fronted rock with sweet, alt-country vocal arches” Back to Forever positions Lissie, the Ojai, California-via-Illinois songwriter, within slick golden rhythms, precisely honed melodies,...
FIGHTs – “Music For Villains” Review
“Indie-Pop rhumba party” In solving for the slope of Music For Villains, one must use the equation: “rise over fun.” With brisk bass lines on...
Mike Isberto – “More in Love” Review
A dazzling effort of songwriting and vocal delivery by a rising California star, Mike Isberto’s More in Love is a collection of love songs and...
Meg Hutchinson – “Beyond That” Review
In “Making You A Place,” one of many standout tracks from Meg Hutchinson’s magnificent and special record Beyond That, she sings what is the album’s...
Lovers – “A Friend in the World” album review
The first thing that jumped into my mind when I heard this album by Lovers is the ’90s era. A few of the songs seem...
Briar Rabbit – “From Your Bones” Review
From the first track of his newest album From Your Bones, the Chicago-based singer/songwriter Briar Rabbit takes listeners on a quick musical ride where lyrics...
Brianna Lea Pruett – “Gypsy Bells” Review
Brianna Lea Pruett’s twelve-song album, Gypsy Bells, is (quite literally) hot off the burner, having been very recently released this October. The singer/songwriter hails from...
Wonderflu – “No End in Sight” Review
Paris natives Wonderflu have released a new EP of hard-hitting, gritty and driving indie rock. No End in Sight is riddled with intense and piercing...
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