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Tag: alt pop

‘i love DANGER’ is the hedonistic grunge-pop anthem from L.A. duo littleDNGR

littleDNGR have just released ‘i love DANGER’, their angsty alt-rock answer to Bonnie & Clyde’s infamous love affair, with all its risk, pitfalls, thrills and climatic end in tow.

‘Daffodils’ is the quirky indie-pop must listen from Yoder

New York-based Yoder shares his own experience of the covid-19 pandemic in ‘Daffodils’, the cathartic indie-pop track that takes the listener on a whole emotional journey.

‘Don’t Say No’ is the Maddisun’s positive manifestation track

Making her first appearance here on Unrecorded is independent Canadian artist Maddisun with her vibrant indie-pop single ‘Don’t Say No’.

Make away from L.A.’s passionate alt-rocker Killiope

Satiate your own cravings for some good new music with Killiope’s sweet and spicy single ‘Cinnamon’.

‘Fairytale’ is the synth-pop escape from L.A.’s Tonoso

‘Fairytale’ is an escapist uplift from the real world, one that we look forward to diving in again to when Tonoso’s album arrives later this year.

PREMIERE: ‘Alien’ is Lemonade Baby’s 00/90s indie-pop outsider anthem

Our third time around the sun of Lemonade Baby’s world surprises listeners with an 90s/00s-inspired indie-pop tune titled ‘Alien’, premiered here on Unrecorded.

‘When The Gods Dance’ is an ethereal alt-folk meets dream-pop offering from Celestial North

Lake District-based Scottish artist Celestial North depicts euphoria and devastation in her folky dream-pop single ‘When The Gods Dance’.

gloomy june shake off the past with ‘This Party Is A Warzone’

Written in mid-2021, ‘This Party Is A Warzone’ captures the frenzied desperation to get back to normal from San Fran’s indie pop-rock band gloomy june.

Norwich’s alternative duo PleasureInc. drops the subversive ‘Croissant’

PleasureInc.’s swerving and subversive alternative style is dipped in 90s nostalgia from the very start.

‘The Chemist’ is the eerie indie-pop experience from FORTS

Alt-pop trio FORTS’ transform PMDD into a monster to remind listeners that you are not your illness.

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