the Haunted Stars Tokyo, Japan
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Slowcore, shoegaze, twee, and noise find their way into this ambitious full length from the St. Louis band Frankie Valet.
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Exposure & Response
by Mo Troper
On “Exposure & Response,” Troper writes the kind of songs that would have filled stadiums in a bygone era.
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Strange Range
by The City and Horses
Like a funky distant relative of Belle and Sebastian, The City and Horses make curiously irresistible pop.
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1980s Bubblegum
by The Particles
Indie pop is actually punk and exhibit A is the Particles, whose music gets a welcome reissue on Australian indie powerhouse Chapter Music.
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IV
by Letting Up Despite Great Faults
On their latest LP, the Austin group peel away the synth and distortion to highlight the jangly melodies at the core of their songs.
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Stop apologizing
by Frankie valet
The first full-length release from this St. Louis group is full of simple, sweet dream pop songs with a touch of Paisley Underground fuzz.
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no such thing as too old! a cute compilation!
by Various Artists
Super sweet indie pop compilation with new tracks from Trust Fund, Boosegumps, etc. benefits the St. Louis Legal Fund.
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