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Introducing… Frankie Rose
After a few false starts, her majestic recent-release Interstellar was her first completey out on her own
Introducing… Now, Now
We catch up with the Minnesota trio’s Brad Hale to discuss starting over, the stresses and strains of creating new album Threads and “crazy morning hair…”
Introducing… Young The Giant
Their brand of laidback guitar-pop is indebted to long days at the beach and the sound of waves crashing…
Introducing… Tribes
Armed with a troop of melodic tunes that while on the surface may seem easy to sneer at, frankly just hit the spot.
Introducing… Django Django
This is a band with a serious intellect, a sharp wit, and a knack for subversive hooks.
Introducing… The Staves
Like many sibling groups it is when the girls break into their delicately woven harmonies that they shine. They combine guitar parts that resonate with tonality and implausibly beautiful vocals.
Introducing… Howler
It’s not surprising then than that this cheekboned US five-piece specialise in no-frills, fuzzy indie-pop that links them very much to the lineage of The Strokes. The constant wearing of Converse doesn’t help matters either.
Introducing… Dry The River
Many of their songs build from a plucked guitar into roaring, soaring, heavy choruses that drip with golden harmonies. The fact they don’t ponse around in waistcoats and tweed also supports the fact that these guys occupy the rockier side of folk-rock.
Introducing… Real Estate
Combining the lo-fi intelligence of The Shins with the slightly wonky melodic hooks of Guster, the recently-released Days is a blissful, woozy set of indie tunes that wrap you up in a bear-hug of goodwill.
Introducing… MoRo
We chat to up-and-coming London four-piece ahead of the release of their debut album, Slow River. Up for debate: whether they got their name right, and the merits of not being able to play synth.
Introducing… Foster The People
With their perfect synthetic indie-pop, the LA three piece have arrived to hoover up those that were bamboozled by MGMT’s ‘difficult’ second album.
