indie pop
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The new Lykke Li record is her saddest and most heartbroken release yet.
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Danish electropop artist Mø’s comes through with a relatively solid debut LP, featuring some spectacular hooks, impressive singing, and decent production.
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Synth pop outfit Future islands drops their most focused record yet, delivering one catchy, dramatically sung tune after another.
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St. Vincent’s latest full-length is her most experimental yet!
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The production is a little sloppy, but the latest Metronomy single comes off like a post-punk, new wave take on the sounds of Abba. I can see a bit of Gary Numan or B-52s influencing this track as well. The background vocals are endearing, the horn solo at the finish
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Loaded with insipid lyrics, amateur singing, and childish melodies, it’s pretty clear the the pop duo known as Cults has no desire whatsoever to mature their sound. There’s definitely more ambition on this record on the instrumental side; featuring an increase in instrumental layers. However, what ends up
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This new Active Child track floored me a bit, and it’s features from great guest vocals from Mikky Ekko. It’s one of a few cuts that’s set for release on Active’s forthcoming EP Rapor, which is dropping on October 22nd. Active Child’s music has always
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Canadian indie rock heavyweights Arcade Fire return with a new, disco-infused single from their forthcoming LP, Reflektor.
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UK-based singer-songwriter King Krule finally comes through with a full-length debut, 6 Feet Beneath The Moon. While it is a little overbearing at times, it delivers an almost immeasurable amount of passion! WATCH THE REVIEW
