This Week’s 5 Best New Indie Songs: “Fastracks” 52
closePreview 5 new indie music tracks in less than 5 minutes f. Jack J Alexander, AJ Wander, Poesy, MP Clarke & Those Men.
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Jack J Alexander “OFTEN, ITHINKABOUTU”
closeEmo/pop punk artist from Galway in Ireland. -Official bio Watch our latest “Fastracks” video podcast to discover more new indie tracks. SUBMIT A TRACK PODCAST ARCHIVES
AJ Wander “Blue Lights”
closeAJ Wander started his journey in the suburbs of south-east London. The son of a pianist, he began honing his unique musical sensibility at an early age. After living in Australia for several years in his youth, he returned to the UK to pursue a formal education at the prestigious […]
POESY “Multiply”
closeNew video from Canadian goth pop artist POESY. Entitled “Multiply” the haunting and thrilling song is about facing an all encompassing rage in the dead of pain. The track highlights eerie synths, a swell of syncopated bass lines and theatricality sinister string arrangements. POESY admits: “I swear I didn’t mean […]
MP Clarke “Mystery Girl”
closeSinger and a songwriter in the 1980s for indie pop jangle bands Jump on Tufty and The Auctioneers, MP Clarke also sang and wrote for The Trampoline Situation and Elastic in the 1990s. He is currently working as part of progressive art pop duo Those Men. ‘Drawers through the ceiling’ […]
Those Men “Send the World to the Cleaners”
closeThe duo work in the area of concept albums dealing with subjects ranging from the disposability of the modern world (Sobgod 2007) to a day in the life of a municipal car park (Car Park 2003); pollution on the earth in its many facets (Ponky Hates Pollution 2000) to reflections […]
Mieko Shimizu “Phenomena Of The Mind”
close‘Phenomena of the Mind’ is a re-mastered EP of selected tracks from the album of the same name released by Mieko Shimizu in 2006, the year after the London Terror attacks. Something dispirited and unexplainable lay heavy in the air off the sprawling city we lived and breathed. In the […]
Headshrinkers “The Sea Has No Friends”
closeExpertly tapping into and memorializing a certain place and time in history, the latest single from Headshrinkers is a lofty expanse of a track that merges spoken-word lyrics with velvety vocal harmonies and opulent stretches of instrumentals. As gentle acoustic guitar strums and skillfully-crafted poetry descend into an exhilarating crescendo […]