The guys of Horse Jumper of Love are a soft spoken, contemplative trio and the music they make mirrors this unified characteristic.
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Campdogzz is a country-ish band fronted by the powerful, longing voice of Jess Price.
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Sunjacket makes silky synth rock fit for highway driving or self-improvement montages.
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Rainbow Kitten Surprise is an alternative folk rock band.
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Field Mouse is a rock band whose sound has flecks of shoegaze, pop, and fuzzy indie rock.
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Valley Queen’s dynamic alt-indie-country sound and Natalie Carol’s vocal timbre embodying a controlled longing are the prime reasons why every track is not just heard, but felt.
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Hockey Dad is a jangly surf rock duo. They incorporate chunky chord progressions, 60’s pop choruses and steady drumming into a sound fit for sun-lovers and beach bums.
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Taylor Phelan is a vocalist, songwriter and former member of the Chicago based band, The Canes. His new project funnels classic rock, danceable electronics and serpentine R&B into an explosive version of alternative pop.
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Japanese Breakfast is the lo-fi project of Michelle Zauner, songwriter and former frontman of the rollicking indie punk band Little Big League.
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Fear of Men are an airy indie rock band who write swelling tunes with super saturated production.
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Quiet Hollers is an atmospheric indie rock band who write patient, self-reflective ballads with a slow-burning energy.
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Pinegrove is a twangy indie band who fuse Americana, emo, and indie rock into an insightful finished product.
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Keeps is a psych-tinged indie band who write unhurried, glimmering guitar music. Lead singer, Gusti Escalante’s voice is conversational and pleasantly worn-out.
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Walker Lukens is an indie musician who writes sample-infused pop rock. He mixes bouncy modern doo-wop with an array of bluesy, distorted guitar work and spacey keyboard textures to make a truly unique, maximalist sound.
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Animal Years are an upbeat folk band who perform with rapid-fire, finger-picked guitars and percussion that ticks and thumps along to harmonious vocal arrangements.
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Hodera began as an outlet for Matthew Smith’s poetry put to folk music.
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Lucy Dacus is a witty songwriter whose solo tunes have evolved into twangy indie rock slow-burners with help from the rest of her talented quintet.
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Escondido is a laid-back indie band whose anthemic tunes are fronted by the precise blend of Jessica Maros and Tyler James’ distinct vocal contributions.
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The Districts are a rock band whose ferocious live show pits their catchy singalongs against walls of feedback-ridden distortion and ripping bass grooves.
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Foxing is an indie band whose mature slow-burner “Dealer” reflects a conscious, experimental step forward. It’s a sonically adventurous release and stands in stark contrast to the style of “The Albatross,” their debut, which became a flagship for the so-called “emo-revival.”
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