Tag: indie pop
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Spectreview: Marika Hackman – Any Human Friend
Any Human Friend’s solid pop craft frames Marika Hackman empathetic musings on the nuances of love and sexuality.
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Spectreview: Penelope Isles – Until The Tide Creeps In
Penelope Isles’ first release for Bella Union is pleasant, somnambulent indie pop with a mild psychedelic touch.
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Spectreview: Crumb – Jinx
Brooklyn psych-pop up-and-comers Crumb hit a blissful head high on their newest release, Jinx.
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Spectreview: Operators – Radiant Dawn
Operators’ new album of dystopian synth-pop sprawls out in comparison to its predecessors, allowing for more complex (and more satisfying) arrangements.
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Spectreview: Tacocat – This Mess Is A Place
Tacocat’s signature pop-punk sets the scale more toward pop than ever on their newest album.
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Spectreview: Flying Fish Cove – At Moonset
Flying Fish Cove’s debut album is delightful, a pastel pop-up book of sweet indie-pop melodies.
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Spectreview: Helado Negro – This Is How You Smile
Helado Negro’s This Is How You Smile radiates pure, effusive love.