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Home » Posts Tagged "indie"
Mathieu Santos: I Can Hear the Trains Coming
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May22

Mathieu Santos: I Ca...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Mat, the bassist for Ra Ra Riot, has a debut solo album on the way via his label Barsuk Records. During some down-time with the band he recorded a number of tracks which will be released this summer as...

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My First Earthquake: Nice To See You
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May21

My First Earthquake:...

posted by Stuart Morrison

This is free single from San Francisco network favourites My First Earthquake, taken from their soon to be released (7th June) album...

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What Would Jesus Drive: Fragile Mansions
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May20

What Would Jesus Dri...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Hot on the heels of Your Awful Kids, electro indie rockers What Would Jesus Drive are kicking off 2011 with another rip roaring EP – Fragile Mansions. Having played along side bands such as Dirty Pretty Things and...

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The Elected: Babyface
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May19

The Elected: Babyfac...

posted by Stuart Morrison

” The Elected and Vagrant Records are pleased to announce the release of the band’s newest album, Bury Me In My Rings, on May 17th. Produced and recorded by frontman Blake Sennett (Rilo Kiley...

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Utter: First Trip
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May18

Utter: First Trip

posted by Rodrigo

Recently Utter were in São Miguel island, here in the Azores, and I was with them the whole weekend, including in the backstage. When I left, wich happened 10 minutes before they started the concert, they told me to get...

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Mother Falcon: Fireflies
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May17

Mother Falcon: Firef...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Alhambra is the latest release from Texas based group Mother Falcon led by Austinite Nick Gregg, director of an ever-shifting flock of classical musicians in a soundscape of strings, brass, and drums with a modern...

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The Clutters: Under Suspicion
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May16

The Clutters: Under ...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Five years ago, when The Clutters debut T&C hit, it pretty much exploded the “rock free Music City” myth and now, ten years after their genesis and on the eve of their third album, Breaking Bones, Nashville has...

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Amanda Mair: House
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May15

Amanda Mair: House

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The fine folks over at Labrador Records recently sent over a new talent discovery out of Sweden, namely Amanda Mair. Only 15 years old (now 16) from an island outside Stockholm, Amanda didn’t have any official...

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The Fervor: Lets Get Loaded
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May14

The Fervor: Lets Get...

posted by Stuart Morrison

“Forged in the hothouse that is Louisville’s indie-rock scene, The Fervor has been known to deliver unpretentious rock ’n’ roll replete with eerie, ambient guitar riffs and soul-laid-bare vocals of gut...

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Noah’s Ark Was A Spaceship: Warm Eyes
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May12

Noah’s Ark Was...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Omaha four-piece Noah’s Ark Was A Spaceship present Hanga-Fang, their debut album recorded by Mark McGowan and mixed by AJ Mogis, available digitally and in 180 gram translucent orange vinyl via Slumber Party...

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Sleeping at Last: Land or Sea
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May11

Sleeping at Last: La...

posted by Rodrigo

Sleeping at Last are Ryan O’Neal and Dan Perdue. I have been listening to them for more than 3 years. I first had to understand them, then started to enjoy their music, until the day I realised I had to listen to...

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Cut Off Your Hands: You Should Do Better
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May10

Cut Off Your Hands: ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Hailing from New Zealand and formerly known as Shaky Hands, the pop-punk band CUT OFF YOUR HANDS decided to change their name due to a threat of legal action from a similarly-named American band (The Shaky Hands). As their...

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The Soft Collapse:  Heart Of Hearts
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May09

The Soft Collapse: ...

posted by Stuart Morrison

“After Ryan Montgomery and Dave Teufel’s former band, Heroes in the Seaweed, split, Ryan continued writing and performing privately, frequently to audiences of one. When he decided to finally take his newer songs...

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New Animal: All I Want Is Gone
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May08

New Animal: All I Wa...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Atlanta Georgia based new Animal are Kris Hermstad and Derek Burdette, and their self-titled album has 15 tracks and runs to 75 minutes of music in a wide variety of styles (described variously as ranging from bedroom pop...

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Young The Giant: My Body  (Two Door Cinema Club Remix)
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May06

Young The Giant: My ...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Its not often that we post the same track twice on the Daily Dose (although I did recently, by mistake), and we don’t post many remixes. But when I came upon this I felt I had to share it with you, as its a track by...

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The Foreign Films: A Message
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May04

The Foreign Films: A...

posted by Rodrigo

Bill Majoros (Hamilton, Canada) is The Foreign Films, but that wasn’t something that happened overnight. As a teenager he was touring the world playing packed arenas, and empty bars. His last band Flux A.D. (a favourite...

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The Winter Sounds: Candlelight (RAC Maury mix)
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May03

The Winter Sounds: C...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Nashville’s THE WINTER SOUNDS just sent us over a few links directing attention towards free downloads of their last full length ‘Church of the Haunted South’ as well as a mix of eclectic tracks spanning...

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Fort Union: Solstice Day Parade
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May02

Fort Union: Solstice...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Fort Union is the post Friday Mile project of Jace and Jake, and they are creating some lovely atmospheric singer-songwriter music. Have a listen to their new single, Solstice Day Parade. Click on the link below to go to...

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Hail! The Planes: Brother
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May01

Hail! The Planes: Br...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Hail! The Planes is a post-folk band from Cardiff that got their start in late 2007 when four friends got together and made a folky racket in a small room above an estate agents. Their influences run the gamut from...

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Moonlight Towers: Heat Lightning
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Apr30

Moonlight Towers: He...

posted by Stuart Morrison

“Austin, Texas band Moonlight Towers (taking its name from the tall vintage streetlights that illuminate Austin’s nights) is a genuine band that does what comes naturally: writing, recording and playing real rock...

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Parts & Labor: Rest
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Apr29

Parts & Labor: R...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Constant Future is the career-defining statement from Brooklyn-based noise-pop trio Parts & Labor. Their last release, 2008’s acclaimed Receivers, saw Parts & Labor blasting off in all directions and...

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Therapies Son: Touching Down
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Apr28

Therapies Son: Touch...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Therapies Son quickly won fans last fall when his humbly self-recorded demo of shimmering pop surfaced, catching the ears of some elite press and becoming something of an Internet sensation. Therapies Son, the nom de...

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Seth Glier: Lauralee
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Apr27

Seth Glier: Lauralee

posted by Rodrigo

Today’s feature comes from an album called The Next Right Thing, wich could also be a comment about the artist you are listening. Seth Glier is a 21 year-old songwriter and musician from Massachusetts, who’s...

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Young Runaways: Closer
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Apr26

Young Runaways: Clos...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Young Runaways are a six-piece from Wolverhampton in the UK who use violin, trumpet, trombone and keys blended with electric guitar, drums and bass to produce rock ‘n’ roll one moment and elegant chamber pop...

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Sleepy Vikings: Calm
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Apr25

Sleepy Vikings: Calm

posted by Stuart Morrison

From their album They Will Find You Here. “The six sleazy Tampanians (a real word according to Urban Dictionary) of Sleepy Vikings have braved an infernal Florida sun to write the weird songs about stalkers, dead...

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Grand Pianoramax: Roulette
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Apr23

Grand Pianoramax: Ro...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Berlin-based duo Grand Pianoramax takes a bold step into 21st century experimental electronica on Smooth Danger, out on 1st May. Partially recorded in Mumbai, India and largely influenced by the Berlin underground, the...

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Singleton: If I’m Falling
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Apr22

Singleton: If I̵...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Not to be mistaken for the band from Barcelona we’ve featured previously – Singleton are an indie rock band out of Kiev, Ukraine, a fixture of the local indie music since 2004.  The group has extensive touring...

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Empty Space Orchestra: El Viento
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Apr21

Empty Space Orchestr...

posted by Stuart Morrison

“Empty Space Orchestra certainly knows how to fill a room. The Bend, OR quintet of impeccable musicians crafts a symphonic, melodic sound that seamlessly weaves together elements of space rock, prog-metal, noir jazz,...

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The Pains of Being Pure at Heart: Heart in Your Heartbreak
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Apr20

The Pains of Being P...

posted by Rodrigo

The Pains of Being Pure at Heart need no introduction to you, loyal fans of Insomnia Radio. Neither they need any introduction to independent music fans or even some mainstream music listeners. They have been in our ears...

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Mnemonic Sounds: Keeping It Quiet
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Apr19

Mnemonic Sounds: Kee...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Portland’s Mnemonic Sounds released their debut album, Muscle Memories in July 2010. Since then, the band, founded by Peter Suk and Megan Ouchida, has achieved a significant degree of success in a short period of...

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Niteflights: Here Comes Tomorrow
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Apr18

Niteflights: Here Co...

posted by Stuart Morrison

“Originally from Lancashire, currently living in Kilburn, Niteflights…named after a Scott Walker song…with indie influences and charismatic and crisp pop songs… which have gained them comparisons to...

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Undesirable People: Resting as Ruins
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Apr17

Undesirable People: ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Today we have something a little more harder edged for the Daily Dose, the 2nd infectious track ‘Resting as Ruins’ from Michigan group, Undesirable People’s debut EP. UP were formed in 2010 within a...

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