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Category: Dream pop

Written, recorded & produced by Melissa Rose, it’s her sophomore single ‘PLACE BLAME’

We’ve got one hell of a new tune for you this Friday from Bournemouth’s Melissa Rose, who has unleashed this seriously captivating single, ‘PLACE BLAME’.

The mysterious Frank Joshua shares captivating new single ‘Millionaire’

‘Millionaire’ is Frank Joshua’s emotional new single about finding love amidst adversity.

The Shrubs’ celebrate mundanity with their dreamy psych-rock single ‘Brilliance’

‘Brilliance’ is a mesmerizing blend of psych-rock and dream-pop sensibilities from Houston-based band The Shrubs.

Ukrainian-British LGBTQ+ artist annie on the run explores PTSD in beautiful single ‘Thunderstorm’

‘Thunderstorm’ is such a rich and diverse piece of storytelling directly from the heart of annie on the run.

Emerging indie-pop duo Bubble Tea and Cigarettes’ ‘French Movie’ captures the dying moments of a relationship

Bubble Tea and Cigarettes is preparing the release of their debut LP, There’s Nothing But Pleasure, and our first taste of that record is ‘French Movie’.

‘Alone (Not Lonely)’ is Litvar’s mysterious & nostalgic indie anthem

Litvar is continuing to subvert expectations with new track release ‘Alone (Not Lonely)’.

Comforts imbue cinematic romance into new indie single ‘The City’

Brighton-based band Comforts capture the screen-worthy feeling of falling in love in a new place with their suitably named new single ‘The City’.

Tuvaband’s self-made album, New Orders, is an introspective dreamscape

New Orders is a pure distillation of Tuvaband’s artistry without the extraneous influence of others.

Scottish indie-pop band Disco Mary unpack societal pressures with ‘Disguised As A Party’

‘Disguised As A Party’ is the newest taste of their upcoming The Wow! Signal EP and it’s another anthemic indie-pop gem peppered with funk and soul.

Warahenege’s ‘Blue Atoms’ is an intimate dream-pop portrayal of the human experience

‘Blue Atoms’ is the starry-eyed indie number from Manchester-based musician Warahenege.

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