Indie Rock
Check out the leadoff track from Teens of Denial.
The two New Zealand musicians discuss their new LP, globe-trotting and the natural world.
The synth-laden psychedelic indie act are ambitious on their fourth album, but wildly unfocused.
Singer/songwriter Greta Kline makes a major step forward with another set of short, snappy and emotionally complex tunes.
The Massachusetts band makes a complicated indie rock sound of slow and stark elements.
The Portland shoegazers make their return after six years with a strong set of classic guitar-driven songs.
The Brooklyn post-punk outfit’s fourth album is a high-energy examination of human feeling.
The Austin-based psych janglers deliver a new set of hypnotic and subtle stimulation.
The Archers of Loaf and Crooked Fingers frontman goes singer/songwriter for the second time in his decades-long career.
The Portland indie rock trio returns to form on an album of catchy hooks and tense dichotomies.
The former Smith Westerns frontman steps out on his own with a confident solo debut.
The Minneapolis outfit takes inspiration from political graffiti while maintaining a polite pop sound.
The Massachusetts indie rock outfit returns with a sharp set of guitar-driven tunes that are snappy and self-aware.
The super-team of Tunde Adebimpe, Doseone and Mike Patton jam together on a loose album of what feel mostly like sketches.
Katy Goodman and new husband Tod Wisenbaker move forward on Ryan Adams-produced album.
The group, now a trio, delivers their most direct, succinct and stripped-down pop statement.
The indie singer/songwriter still finds innovation and emotion in subtle, folky textures.