Dubinski – Back To Basics
Dubinski continue to carve out their place in the indie scene with heartfelt songwriting and a compelling backstory.
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Sexfaces – SCUM
Gloves on, “the Asian” from Sexfaces climbs into the ring, ready to sweep away any scum who dares block their path.
Read moreRobot Dog Funeral – Shelter
Robot Dog Funeral is back with the third single from their upcoming self-titled EP, set to be released barely a year after their debut album Dead Inside.
Read moreDaniela Galhoz – Happier
Daniela Galhoz, the Portuguese singer-songwriter based in Madrid, has released her second single Happier, along with a live video of the artist performing in Portugal, accompanied only by her bass player.
Read moreThe Rural Alberta Advantage – Falling Apart
Toronto indie folk band The Rural Alberta Advantage is back with Falling Apart, a new single to be included in their much-awaited sixth studio album.
Read moreThe Gnomes – Flippin’ Stomp
Here is the only true video to date made by the Australian four-piece garage rock band The Gnomes, taken from their debut self-titled album.
Read moredeaf march – deaf march
Listen to the first song by deaf march, the music project by Niko, a 25-year-old singer-songwriter from Greece based in Latvia.
Read morePREMIERE: Franz Bauer – Sons
Franz Bauer has released Sons, the second single of the new indie folk project that runs parallel to the universe of Neuman.
Read moreWhitney – Dandelions
Whitney, the Chicago duo formed by Max Kakacek and Julien Ehrlich, have released their fourth studio album Small Talk, a record of exquisite taste that could well become their best work to date.
Read moreBryony Sier – Videos and Live Performances
Welsh singer-songwriter Bryony Sier has been gradually evolving both the sound of her music and her vocal technique. Sier has released a large number of videos that document this evolution.
Read moreOne More Weekend – Aunty Meredith
The Australian band One More Weekend has released a terrif(ying)ic video for Aunty Meredith, the single they dropped on July 5, 2025, following We Used To, their 2023 debut album.
Read moreDominique Fils Aimé (Live on KEXP)
Canadian singer-songwriter Dominique Fils-Aimé performed three songs on September 22, 2025, during the live sessions at KEXP radio in Seattle.
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