Cootie Catcher – Something We All Got On their second LP, the Toronto four-piece weather the storms of life with joyously sticky indie pop.
Mitski – Nothing‘s About to Happen to Me Fully conscious of her indie stardom, Mitski lets her inner thoughts run free from the perspective of a recluse.
Ratboys – Singin’ To An Empty Chair Chicago’s Ratboys strike out on their sixth album, Singin’ To An Empty Chair. It’s an exquisitely produced work that many critics are calling their best work yet—but are they correct?
Tyler Ballgame – For The First Time, Again Tyler Ballgame sings like he’s possessed by the ghosts of the entire Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Roy Orbison, chiefly. But does his debut album rise above the level of pastiche?
Fazed on a Pony – swan Auckland based singer-songwriter Peter McCall makes a giant leap on his latest release, serving up indie rock with a side of alternative country.
Sharp Pins – Balloon Balloon Balloon Kai Slater’s latest exercise in British Invasion-inspired indie rock is a more chaotic affair than his breakout hit, Radio DDR.
Stella Donnelly – Love and Fortune The Melbourne singer-songwriter demonstrates her natural ease and likeability as she copes with an irreparable friendship.