New indie pop artist Hatchie gives us a glimpse into her mind with her debut EP, Sugar & Spice. It features all the highlights of indie pop in a nutshell, drawing in retro and eclectic influences to craft a sound that’s uniquely Hatchie’s own. Hatchie is Harriette Pilbeam, a singer and bassist that quietly dabbled in
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Feminist dream-pop rockers Ezza Rose released a first look at their upcoming album No Means No. The Portland band has created new powerfully political music that is aimed to inspire people to speak up and get tough. Their musical landscape is treacherous, a mirroring of social interactions and structures. Ezza Rose is the lead vocalist
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Jaala, the experimental pop band from Melbourne, Australia, has released a single called “Sames” from their upcoming album Joonya Spirit. The band is somewhat avant-garde in their sound and formation of it, never allowing outside forces to alter their desired musical world. They play for themselves and you as a listener get to marvel at
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Belgium based dream pop band The Spectors released their second album, Ooh Aah Aah, today. The first track, “Borderline” serves as the introduction to the album, starting off with oohs and aahs that inspired the title of the album. “Borderline” was the first song The Spectors released from this album. The song uses heavier guitars than
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