Not boring, not soulless, not bland. Therefore, good!
This is an artist intentionally moving away from her earlier work, more commonly called ‘evolution’
‘The Story Of Jonah Stone’ is the second part of a trilogy. Do you know about that, though?
It’s called ‘Arcadestep’, and it’s one of those songs that has an accurate title
Their single ‘Love Jihad’ is far from generic, and it achieves it by looking into the past
Here’s a relatable indie tune about adjusting to new things (and struggling with it)
Just a bit of simple indie-rock.
Double-barrelled acoustic guitar and nothing else? Why not!
Their single ‘Nightcharger’ is something for today’s old-heads
His single ‘Heartache With A Dream’ is a product of the nostalgia factory, and more power to it
This is one of those nice indie pop songs that makes you feel all right for a couple minutes
This is totally that one song you secretly love but won’t show your more artistic friends
There’s plenty of texture on this electronic offering
The indie singer-songwriter is back from a hiatus with the tender single ‘My Girl’
Their EP ‘all my pictures have grown smiles’ is an arrival, and how!
One can’t help but appreciate the dedication the band has to its musical influences
Unabashedly upbeat, and all the better for it.
If you’re going to let your songwriting speak for itself, this is how you do it!
Pop music is pretty good when an artist commits to it
‘Other Side Of Peace’ makes up for in writing what it lacks in presentation
‘KENIGOL’ fits both its disparate genre influences like a glove. That’s impressive.
‘Chains Of Sorrow’ tries lots of things, but that means there’s something for everyone
Her new single ‘Ashes’ just dropped, and it’s a good ol’ pop anthem
A longform multi-genre tune inspired by the theater stage? Now we’re talking.
There’s not much to criticize here. This EP is innovative, interesting and sounds absolutely gorgeous. Winner!
So many fans seething, but see you there, probably?
‘Walk Of Shame’ is just a relaxed, safe bit of entertainment
‘Modern Love And Expiration Dates’ ends up on the right side of derivative-ness (or does it?)