Simultaneously, Judy Pearson exudes a girl-next-door down-to-earth resonance with an ethereal presence in her indie dream pop seminal single, Afterthought. With moody, reverb-softened beats punctuating pastel-hued melodies, Afterthought tears you
Music Biz 10123- Page
386Articles
Posted on 6 October 2025 Starting as a diaphanously warm acoustic pop score,
Vocal fervour has long been stripped away from the mainstream veins of indie, but it came back with sticky-sweet vengeance in Barrelly Ego’s latest single, Wither Weather. Drenched in existential
Instead of chasing a place among the pack, Tynosario rejects the mediocrity of aural conformity entirely, not just through the dinosaur mask he wears under his headphones in the video
Mandy Slate’s world-building doesn’t stop at hooks and choruses; it stretches into films, video games, and the liminal spaces between personal upheaval and playful escape. With her new EP Home,
Instead of attempting to un-placate the masses by putting a new spin on 2nd Century Roman poetry, Michigan’s Powers of the Monk used the proverb with Bread & Circuses to
Where the Sun Sets, the latest single from Kwanz, echoes what Elliott Smith’s music would have been if he had sunk his sound into a pool of saturation and wandered
There was a certain kind of psych-tinged kaleidoscopic euphony that drifted through the ’90s, and it is tenderly echoing into the future of indie through Grizzberg’s latest single, Days &
Morpheus, the lead single from Tempus Cucumis’ EP Alptraum, is a progressive post-rock meditation through shadow, a reminder of the darkness we inhabit, a wordless omen of the future we
With Final Warning, Joe 410 featuring KAVIBEATZ delivers a war horn in the form of a raw hip-hop hit. The volition of old-school hip-hop runs deep in the veins of
