Tag: indie pop
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Spectreview: Alicia Clara – Outsider/Unusual
Swiss-Canadian artist Alicia Clara floats through clouds of conflicting thought in the dreamy pop of her debut LP.
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Spectreview: Peach Kelli Pop – Lucky Star [EP]
Peach Kelli Pop delivers a benevolent punch of breezy, comforting indie rock in her new Lucky Star EP.
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Spectreview: Shamir – Shamir
Seven albums into his career, Shamir Bailey cements himself as a mercurial pop artist with a confident self-titled record.
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Spectreview: Elvis Depressedly – depressedelica
Elvis Depressedly’s depressedelica, despite the dire context, still feels strangely joyous in its confident stylistic shifts.
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Spectreview: TOPS – I Feel Alive
TOPS' I Feel Alive is insanely catchy, knowingly dispassionate indie pop that hits like a late-spring breeze.
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Spectreview: iji – iji
iji are even more eclectic and unpredictable than ever on their whimsical self-titled album.
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Spectreview – En Attendant Ana – Juillet
Focus and confidence define the surging indie-pop of En Attendant Ana’s Juillet.
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Spectreview: Lisa Prank – Perfect Love Song
Lisa Prank makes heartbreak universal on the catchy, excoriating Perfect Love Song.
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Spectreview: Men I Trust – Oncle Jazz
Men I Trust showcase the best that bedroom indie has to offer in their sprawling new LP.
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Spectreview: Frankie Cosmos – Close It Quietly
On Frankie Cosmos’ Close It Quietly, Greta Kline allows other forces to help shape her dioramic worlds while reiterating her titanic prowess as an indie lyricist.