Two years after their Wilding LP, Chicago trio Shredded Sun return with a fuzz-fuelled new record that makes getting older sound considerably more fun than it probably should. Never Odd or Even tackle...

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A Skep Wax compilation featuring some of the finest indie pop bands around right now? Including Add To Wantlist favorites like The Cords, Brian Bilston and The Catenary Wires, U.S. Highball, Jetstream...

Almost exactly a year after My Version of Desire, Philadelphia’s Labrador are already back with a new album. To my ears, The Rosy Red World is the band’s strongest and most fully realized record yet. ...

Cable TV are a new-ish three-piece from St. John’s (Newfoundland and Labrador), who have apparently spent the last couple of months (or maybe longer , the band admits), grinding away on their debut al...

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In a release week with a whole lot of firepower from some of indie music’s bigger players (New Pornographers, Courtney Barnett, King Tuff, Uni Boys, Pretty Flowers), here’s a record I’d actually feel ...

The Pretty Flowers seem intent on singlehandedly reviving alternative rock with their new album Never Felt Bitter, or so it seems! There’s a level of creativity and energy to this new batch of songs t...

Dolly Mixture’s Rachel Love (vocals, guitar, cello, keys), Heavenly’s Peter Momtchiloff (bass), and Papernut Cambridge’s Ian Button (vocals, drums, guitar) met a year ago at the launch of must-have in...

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The jangle pop veterans of Pop Filter return with Trade Place Tape, another album full of acoustic warmth and charming vocals. The twelve new tracks were recorded—between the woodworking machinery of ...

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