Tag: Indie Pop
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Pure Speculator’s “Fog Rap Melancholy” Turns 3AM Into a Genre
Restraint is a hard sell in electronic music right now. Pure Speculator builds against that current on “Fog Rap Melancholy,” a single lifted from his debut album ProtoBrain I. The…
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Ghosts, Fog and Neon Lights: A Journey into Other Worlds with the EP ‘Five Phantoms’ by Former Child Star
Our hero, a singer and multi-instrumentalist from Brisbane, effortlessly transports the listener to the edge of the real and the mystical. His music is the complete opposite of Australia’s sunny…
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‘Last Train Home’ by Oscar Stembridge Is the Pop Rock Track You Need Right Now
I like how, in ‘Last Train Home’, Stembridge explores the themes of distance and the feelings that become especially intense during moments of farewell and long journeys.
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Softmax Makes You Forget Your Worries with ‘Don’t Think About It’
It is light, almost weightless electronic music with stunning production and Softmax’s hazy vocals. It is the perfect track to stop thinking and let the music lead you.
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Candytuft’s ‘Rewind’ Feels Like a Soundtrack to Your Memories
In terms of overall vibe, surprisingly, it leans more toward light psychedelic rock. I would even say it is exactly that, but the dream pop elements in the track change…
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The Most Atmospheric Release of the Season? Stephanie Babirak Enchants with Her Album ‘Rotten Fruit’
Hazy, cinematic and very captivating. ‘Rotten Fruit’ by Stephanie Babirak is exactly like that. And, most likely, it is due to the classical harp, cinematic arrangements, atmospheric vocals of Stephanie…
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Olivier Dion Captures the Fragility of Love on ‘Psychanalyse’
Olivier Dion melted my heart with his pop rap track ‘Psychanalyse’. The reason is the melody itself, the pleasant vocals, and the slow, dreamy rhythm. And, of course, the magical…
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A Days Wait Captures Pure Nostalgia in the Dreamy New Single ‘First Time’
After ‘First Time’ ends, there remains a feeling as if, for a moment, an old photograph from the past had ended up in your hands: the details have already faded,…
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‘Buggin’ Out Pt. 2′ by Family Worship Center: A Soul-Stirring Indie-Pop Journey with a Vintage Touch
It seems that it continues the first part. At the same time, the track is independent and carries a special meaning. While listening, a feeling of mystery and enigma arises.…
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“Some Dreams Never, Ever Leave You”: Stevie Palmer on football, family and the memories behind ‘Here We Go’
We spoke to Stevie about the stories behind the song, the football memories that have stayed with him, and the enduring belief that keeps Scottish fans coming back, year after…