These are all reviews and articles tagged with "indie".
Category: Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Dreamy Indie/Folk-Pop | After touring internationally for two years, the Groningen (Holland) based indie/folk-group The Black Atlantic have recently put out their debut album. “Reverence for Fallen Trees” is a lovely affair of melancholy moods. The album is packed with mostly folk influenced acoustic pop attached to sweet and soft vocal harmonies, soft strummed guitars, [...]
“A One Man Band With No Fans” | This is what Brad Sucks (Brad Turcotte) says about his music. Well, he is a one man band but he is definitely not with no fans. Since 2001 he releases his music freely on the web and ever since he is using blogs and P2P-technology to spread [...]
Category: Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Sweet lofi-pop | Jóvenes y Sexys is a young and sexy lofi-folk-pop-duo from Mexico/Venezuela and their sweet melodies keep buzzing around my head for quite some time now. Somewhere between the simple sound of an acoustic guitar and some gentle handclapping, Jóvenes y Sexys placed lovely melodies, that will get stuck in your ears. To [...]
Category: Folk-Acoustic | Pop | Rock
Eclectic Indie Rock | Pourquoi me Reveiller is an interesting Dutch indie-rock band from Rotterdam and they are apparently trying to confuse us – a Dutch band with a French name and English lyrics. Their music can be labelled as eclectic rock because it features an array of different instruments and styles. This definitely adds [...]
Good old Britrock | Guitars, anyone? Yes, please! The Heavens from Leeds, England are a very enjoyable blend of Brit-Rock from the 90s and a play typical early Rock & Roll style. The official list of musical influences ranges from The Beatles to Neu!, from The Velvet Underground to Stereolab and if you listen carefully, [...]
Category: Folk-Acoustic | Pop
Intimite Homerecordings | U_mä is an indie folk duo and at the same time couple from Barcelona, that put its love to one another on an album, which perfectly makes sense if you take some time to think about it: u_mä is Pau Vallvé and Maria Coma and if you look at their first names [...]
