Lashing – “New Look / Same Book”
A bright, endearing repeating guitar hook flows throughout the track like a warm wave of saltwater.
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HARKNESS – “I.D.”
“I.D.” features a relaxed, sunny texture, complete with a groovy bassline and occasional hand drums.
Mylk – “Holy Moly”
With their latest single, indie band Mylk bring out a much-needed rock party that’s equal
Kindsight – “Who Are You”
“Who Are You?”, released just last month, gives off a striking first impression of one of Denmark’s latest indie bands.
Luutsön – “Nössemark”
The riveting number bears witness to the band’s palpable fetish for post-punk-induced dream pop tonalities.
Moozy – “Don’t U Need Somebody”
The debut effort sees Moozy in a spaciously pulsating R&B spell, capturing a soulful, dreamy pop texture that is nothing short of contagious.
Martti Franca – “Lucky”
Instrumentally, the track is stripped-back, oftentimes only featuring Franca’s resonant vocals and his melancholy guitar playing.
End of Proof – “Don’t Get Lost”
The song plays out like a musical motivational speech.
Kuwalla – “Sea Creature”
Released the 28th of August, “Sea Creature” combines the color of a pop-infused indie bob with a subject matter that’s charmingly relatable.
Foreign Television – “Yeah Yeah”
Conceptually consonant with all of his music to date, the brand new number wallows in an impalpable rush of rawness that brings any pondering to a halt.