Dream-pop newcomers, The Dream Eaters release their first album, We Are A Curse on April 14. The duo made up of Jake Zavracky and Elizabeth LeBaron met in 2015 ... Go on...
Disclaimer: I’ve tried writing this review over and over again, driven by some urge to somehow justify the quality of this album in its own right. What I mean b... Go on...
DC based indie rock band, The Obsessives display drastic change since their 2014 album Heck No, Nancy in their new self-titled release. Band members, Nick Baira... Go on...
Australian psychedelic rock group King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard’s ninth full-length studio project (and first of five prospective albums to be released in ... Go on...
Closure, the latest album from Berlin songwriter Adna, is a foray into the darker side of indie rock, with heavy influence from the atmosphere-heavy dream pop a... Go on...
We’ve already seen Jay Som in WUOG's rotation with Turn Into, but Polyvinyl has marketed Everybody Works as her debut album. Turn Into wasn’t so much a Jay Som ... Go on...
To be blunt, Tennis arose at a time when the indiesphere was rife with male/female pop duos (Beach House, Cults, etc.) that were tough to make clear distinct... Go on...
In their sophomore album Volcano, British psychedelic rock band, Temples, upholds the quality of their 2014 debut album, Sun Structures, while dramatically alte... Go on...
Folk artist Julie Byrne’s sophomore release Not Even Happiness is a remarkable success, an enrapturing, pastoral slice of melancholy. Byrne seems to be aiming t... Go on...
Hideout, psych-pop project of former Cults band member, Gabriel Rodriguez, releases a sophomore album that demonstrates various songwriting styles, from catchy,... Go on...
