Jennylee of Warpaint’s Solo Set at Love You Down Fest
Aside from headlining both nights (with a different set list each night), all four of the artists in Warpaint took to the stage for their own special sets and solo […]
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In the “Undertow” (Warpaint Cover)
Why you wanna blame me for your troubles? Ah ah ah, you better learn your lesson yourself… Now I’ve got you in the undertow Now I’ve got you in the […]
Haley Heynderickx Is Indie Folk’s Refreshing New Artist On The Rise
The Portland-based Filipino-American artist, who blends folk, rock, classical and punk, is already making a name for herself. “You must all be freelancers,” Portland singer-songwriter Haley Heynderickx said to the […]
The Marías’ Sultry Indie Soul Will Make You Love Again
With sultry smooth jazz-pop numbers and a vintage vibe to match, The Marías can make you feel as if you have been transported into a 70s lounge, air thick with […]
Lydia Interview: On the “Goodside” with Seventh Album “Liquor” for the Arizona Indie Rock Band
Indie rock band Lydia first came onto the scene in 2003 as a couple of kids from Arizona. Their music had brought them to stages such as Vans Warped Tour […]
Morgan Saint Interview: The Moody Pop Hero Music Needs Now, Teases New Album
Morgan Saint is a new artist whose five-track 17 Hero EP made a strong first impression. A “moody pop” collection of songs released last fall, the new major music label signee […]
Handsome Ghost’s heartfelt electronic folk music hit home at the Troubadour
Handsome Ghost is an indie-pop duo doing something different. With the heart of acoustic folk storytelling blended with catchy electronic beats and rhythmic grooves, frontman/primary songwriter Tim Noyes and producer/multi-instrumentalist […]
Mitski Stars In Poetic Short Film “SITTING”
What happens when you’re stuck in a room sitting in for people on drugs? Ask Mitski, because that’s exactly what she does in a new short film called SITTING, which doubles […]
Japanese Breakfast puts indie touch on “California Dreamin'”
Japanese Breakfast put her sonically meditative touch on the 1965 folk-rock classic “California Dreamin’” by The Mamas and the Papas — and we are loving it. Last summer, Japanese Breakfast’s […]
Indie pop band Cults put the Teragram Ballroom into a daze
Indie pop band Cults brought their synth pop melodies to the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles last Tuesday, November 7th and put the crowd into a daze. Known for their […]
