Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Unknown Mortal Orchestra
Unknown Mortal Orchestra – Unknown Mortal Orchestra Fat Possum June 21, 2011 What It Sounds Like: Trippy indie-psychedelia with a dose of lo-fi. In other words, drug music. I’ll be […]
Category Archives: Indie
Los Campesinos! – Hello Sadness
Los Campesinos! – Hello Sadness Wichita November 15, 2011 What It Sounds Like: Indie pop with hints of a true rock band underneath. It’s better be honest right off the bat. […]
Retribution Gospel Choir – 3
Retribution Gospel Choir – 3 Chaperone January 22, 2013 I enjoy the music of Low, but it was a long process to get me there. The sometimes oozy slow tempos […]
The War On Drugs – Slave Ambient
The War On Drugs – Slave Ambient Secretly Canadian August 16, 2011 Henry Ford is quoted as saying “If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said […]
Foals – Holy Fire
Foals – Holy Fire Transgressive February 11, 2013 Everyone has their one claim to fame that is supposed to set them apart from the rest of the market. It can […]
Big Scary – Vacation
Big Scary – Vacation Pieater October 11, 2011 Hey sis…SIS!! Whataya say we head out to the garage and bust out dad’s old guitar and drums? I mean, it’s raining […]
Frightened Rabbit – Pedestrian Verse
Frightened Rabbit – Pedestrian Verse Atlantic February 4, 2013 A prime example of a band that I appreciate, understand, but don’t really listen to, is Mumford & Sons. I don’t […]
Brandtson – Send Us A Signal
Brantson – Send Us A Signal Militia Group June 15, 2004 Sometimes you really fall in love with a record over a period of a couple months. Sometimes, it sticks […]
Broken Bells – Broken Bells
Broken Bells – Broken Bells Columbia March 9, 2010 I remember the first time I heard The High Road, and I thought to myself – “How in the world can […]
Cloud Nothings – Attack On Memory
Cloud Nothings – Attack On Memory Carpark January 24, 2012 Cloud Nothings sound absolutely nothing like Nirvana, but I can’t help but think that Kurt Cobain would be proud. Why, […]
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