Indie Folk

There’s a particular atmosphere that only exists in the final hours of a bar’s closing shift. The lights are low, […]

Sophomore albums often arrive with a sense of pressure; the unspoken expectation to either repeat past successes or reinvent everything. […]

There’s a particular kind of magic that happens when a band strips a beloved anthem down to its emotional bones. […]

There’s something quietly satisfying about a song that just tightens the bolts and lets it roll. And on ‘It’s Called Love […]

With the eagerly-awaited second half of ‘Fragments in the Basement of My Mind’, La Leurentop looks to reframe the story that […]

There’s a particular kind of silence that only exists in the early hours; when the world has powered down but […]

There’s something bracingly human about Derby Hill’s self-titled debut EP. It plants its boots firmly on cracked concrete and lets […]

There’s something quietly compelling about a first record made without fanfare, without a band, and without years of industry polish […]

Some songs whisper, while others protest. And then there are songs like the acoustic remix of ‘LOVE PEACE WAR’, tracks that […]

Andy Smythe has never been an artist content to write small songs about small things. And with ‘Life of a […]