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Noah and the Whale Sophomore Album Shows the Journey of Heartbreak Through Idyllic Lyrics

The First Days of Spring You know a band or an artist has got some talent when their sophomore album isn’t a letdown. Noah and the...

Ray Lamontagne Finds the Musical Experience He Always Wanted to Explore on “Ouroboros”

Ouroboros Ray Lamontagne continues to explore genres and how they can relate to his singer songwriter roots on “Ouroboros”. The album is...

Amber Arcades Blends the Darker Side and Lighter Side of Indie-pop For a Summer Time Record

Fading lines This dutch born musician, Annelotte de Graaf, makes her debut with Fading Lines. The album is beautifully simple. The vocals...

Crushed Beaks Melts Together Genres and Lyricism For a True Indie Pop Rock Feeling

Scatter Paul Simonon said “Pinkis the only true colour of rock and roll”, so it’s fitting that this album is pink. London trio Crushed...

“Pretty City” Albums Let’s Waves of Genres Wash Over You

Colorize Pretty City’s new album takes you on a journey of sub-indie genres. Every song has a different feel and sound too offer, but...

“Midnight Faces” Album Leaves You Feeling Like You Were in An 80’s Movie Montage

Heavenly Bodies This LA trio gives major 80’s electric dreamy pop vibes on this 9-track album. These songs are begging to be played in a...

“Oh Wonder” Album Brings Up Wonderous Emotions

Infamous for selling out since their first performance in London at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in September 2015, London based...