Showing posts with label bedroom indie. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bedroom indie. Show all posts

Aug 18, 2025

Avery Lynch • Sweetheart • 2025




“The ‘Glad We Met’ EP is my favorite project I’ve ever made,” says Avery. “Each song follows the beginning of the love story I’ve been living for over five years now. Some songs are about heartbreak and moving on, and others are about falling in love again. It all comes together with the title track ‘I’m Glad We Met,’ which tells the story of meeting my significant other, where we’ve gone, and where we are now.”

Dec 9, 2023

best of 2023 • Joanna Sternberg Live at Union Pool


Joanna Sternberg’s music often sounds as though they’re performing a one-person show to an audience of plushies and bedroom clutter. They possess a humble loneliness that is utterly without charm, which of course, somehow, makes their songs helplessly charming. On I’ve Got Me, their second album and their first as a drummer and string arranger, Sternberg balances unvarnished emotion with meticulous craftsmanship. They never offer advice, just a little space for emotion and self-reflection. PF


Dec 3, 2023

best of 2023 • Nicholas Krgovich • Cup Full


The little light left in the sky goes soft and slow,

As I fill up the house with depressing music “hi ho”.



What do I know?...



The running list of things I try to get to today,

Now leaning the kitchen wall,

The garden dark, the windows dark,

Have I had enough?



What do I know?
...



Have I been making do,

Trying to keep this cup full,

Been trying to keep this cup full but for who?


Nov 2, 2023

🎙️ ifitbeyour will Ep. 15 • Jaguar Sun


One man Canadian band Jaguar Sun is the brainchild of multi instrumentalist Chris Minielly.  His approach to crafting his music is remarkable,  a truly bedroom dream pop kinda guy doing everything from writing, recording, mixing, promoting and playing all his music himself in his home studio. We had a wonderful conversation about how he builds his songs, how his music went viral and what is coming down the line for Jaguar Sun. 
🌞 Enjoy 🎙️ 


Taking inspiration from bands such as STRFKR, Youth Lagoon and Panda Bear, Minielly’s music fuses dreamlike soundscapes with alt-pop. Jaguar Sun boasts a flair for instrumentation, effortlessly balancing layered guitars with synths and vocals - a great example of how his artistic autonomy shines through when making creative decisions. lastFM

Oct 20, 2023

Sophia Alexa • Emily • 2023




The stripped-back, acoustic quality of ‘Emily’ is a demonstration of simplicity at its very best, with Sophia’s vocals being the focal point of the song alongside the light strumming of an acoustic guitar. ‘Emily’ is the ideal track for your autumn playlist, being comforting and warming in all its mellowness and the lovely delicacy embedded deep into it. 

Jul 4, 2022

May 20, 2022

Porridge Radio • Waterslide, Diving Board, Ladder To The Sky • 2022



Porridge Radio are one of the most vital new voices in alternative music, having gone from being darlings of the DIY underground to one of the UK’s most thrilling bands in the space of less than a year. Their barbed wit, lacerating intensity and potent blend of art-rock, indie-pop and post-punk sounds like little else around, and led their 2020 album Every Bad to make the nominees list for the coveted Mercury Music Prize. 



May 28, 2021

skirts • Bus Dream • 2019


demos of songs that I wrote & recorded in my room using a casio sk-1, fender mustang, zoom rhythmtrak rt-123, & boss br-600. they don't really fit the album I'm working on. featuring the birds outside my window on alex 22 


Apr 13, 2021

gorgeous bully • sick of everything • 2021

yellowbirddd • I Was Running Fast • 2021




I was running fast to tell you everything out loud 
I was running fast to find you in the crowd 
In the corner there, saw and locked your eyes 
And I kissed away the butterflies 

I was running fast to tell you everything out loud 
I was running fast, I was speeding down 
Through the lines 
Yea I called and you came right through 

Yea I was humming this song for you 
Yea I was loving only you 

I was running fast to tell you everything out loud 
I was running fast to find you in the crowd 
In the corner there, saw and locked your eyes 

Yea I was humming this song for you 
Yea I was running 
Yea I was humming 
Loving only you

Dec 24, 2020

Best of 2020 • Cut Worms • Nobody Lives Here Anymore


The Brooklyn singer-songwriter belongs to a contemporary lineage of classic-rock devotees; his melodic gifts make this double album, recorded in Memphis, exceptionally warm and inviting. PF



 

Nov 26, 2020

Told Slant • Point The Flashlight and Walk • 2020



Felix Walworth’s third album of skewed indie pop is solitary but inviting, setting songs about the pitfalls of intimacy against the most accessible sonics of their career. PF

Jul 27, 2020

Boosegumps • 5 Demos • 2020




These 5 songs are considered demos but Heeyoon's beautiful and delicate songwriting shines through like a beacon of hope and light. "Perfect Autumn Day" is a sure standout and could possibly be mistaken for a lost track by The Softies. A meandering, melodic lead guitar line floats atop of the rhythmic guitar strums while two layered, harmonizing vocal tracks beautifully detail, well, a perfect autumn day. Each song is a cozy portait of an intimate scene, vivid and comforting in a time when we need tenderness and connection more than ever.

Jun 24, 2020

lou barlow • Artist Enabler Club • 2020



Exclusive unreleased Lou Barlow music delivered to your inbox. Each month you'll receive a message from Lou, along with links to stream & download exclusive tracks in high-quality MP3, WAV, and AIFF. For this Club, Lou has lined up some incredibly cool stuff, like super rare 4-track recordings from the vaults, demos and rarities featuring Dale Crover, along with a bevy of brand new songs recorded exclusively for the Club. These songs will not be released anywhere else, and 95% of the money goes directly to Lou.

Jun 7, 2020

Cassette Spence • Solstice • 2020



Talented artist from New York, Cassette spence’s music is described by Adafruit as a “fog thick with atmosphere and emotion” her habitual bedroom recordings started in her early teens in south texas and continue today in her new york apartment. she’s toured north america as an instrumentalist in bands Pepper Rabbit and Verb the Adjective Noun, and has released two albums with her best friends as Vassals. 

Apr 11, 2020

wished bone • a bug crawled in the piano • 2020


by wished bone and spencer radcliffe