Jangle-pop is alive and thriving: Welsh duo Red Cavalry deliver infectious jangly indie-pop energy with McCarthy-style lyrical agitation on Popaganda, while LA's The Freebies splice '60s girl-group charm with lo-fi modernity and Velvet Underground-tinged introspection. Hamlet shimmers with Big Star power-pop energy and melancholic jangle-rock on The Breaking Point Is Grieving, and Publicity Department crank up crunchy guitars and two-part harmonies with power-pop influences filtered through '90s alt-rock. Brooklyn's Avery Friedman issues a glistening return single ahead of her first UK/EU tour.

Indie Pop releases

Lift by som som cover art
34 in stock

“lo-fi introspective indie rock banger about getting pulled out of the gutter”

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Chants for Socialists by Darren Hayman cover art

“Darren Hayman (Hefner / The French / New Starts) adapts William Morris' Chants for Socialists on this album of hope and comfort”

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Realign by som som cover art
30 in stock

“introspective indie banger about making peace with your struggles”

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Does Anybody Care? by Zenxith cover art

“Incredible Jangle Pop!”

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Keep up by peepsie cover art
39 in stock

“a synthy song about being happy you're in love but also scared 'cause you only just realised”

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Bliss by Princess Eve cover art
15 in stock

“Debut EP from Princess Eve: alternative, queer pop”

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