HEAR THIS: London Grammar
British art rock trio London Grammar bring rich emotion and a swag of painful honesty to their songwriting, showing heart-wrenching musicianship.
British art rock trio London Grammar bring rich emotion and a swag of painful honesty to their songwriting, showing heart-wrenching musicianship.
Young Wonder are an electronic pop outfit who make music that sounds like your wildest imaginings – choppy, glitchy, and chaotically perfect.
The glitchy house of French duo Justice shines with an electro brilliance that is all their own, and their distinctively choppy beats are as fresh as ever.
A Melbourne duo gifted with a serious ability to set the mood — Big Scary craft melodic, piano-driven indie-rock for the thinking man or woman.
A Brooklyn indie-rock duo with infectious keyboard hooks and anthemic vocals on a bed of uplifting electronica, Matt & Kim’s Lightning is well worth a listen.
London’s Django Django combines tribal influences, tight production, and hook-laden synths to create a totally fresh, addictive sound.
Get across Passenger – an English folk outfit of the rarest kind. This stunning melodic storytelling is best experienced live, where it may shine in its rawest capacity.
Battleships’ exciting mix of youthful exuberance and vulnerability, with a solid backbone of guitar-driven hooks, is indie rock certain to get stuck in your head.