indie rock

Last month, Brooklyn-based alt-indie pop artist JULESY announced her debut full-length album, Flip the Bed, out October 17 via Strong Place Music. With sharp, evocative vocals and confessional songwriting, JULESY has drawn comparisons to Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail. She’s quickly emerging as a compelling new voice in NYC’s vibrant music scene, blending dreamy folk-pop textures with raw punk energy. […]

Jordan Edwards and Demi Ramos talk to Greta Kline of Frankie Cosmos about the band’s new album and the success of “Fool.”

L.A. indie songwriter Kristen Ford continues her electric trajectory towards the release of her Pinto album with a brand new banger, “Birds Of Steel”.  The hooktastic irrepressible track is the fifth and final appetizer to be released before Pinto. While previous singles have found space for rightfully rage-filled anthems calling out queer rights rollbacks and the broken American […]

Image courtesy of Drew Perez, Instagram: @d.r.e.w.b.y On August 8th and 9th, Glass Animals took over Brooklyn Mirage and Popdust had the chance to catch it for you. So, we all know “Heat Waves” right? Released in June of 2020, Glass Animals released the song-of-the-summer that we had no idea would never end. Flash forward […]

With new music from My Bloody Valentine in the works, we’re looking at the subgenre they helped pioneer.

The Los Angeles rock quintet dance through the fire on their latest release.

The band’s vocalist Addie Sartino talks to Popdust about appearing in the third and final installment of Netflix’s beloved teen romcom series.

Get acquainted with these musicians now before they make it big.

John Roderick came under fire for a story that sounded like child abuse, but maybe his worst crime is being awful at Twitter.

Thirteen years after the Postal Service’s only album, it remains a perfect blend of apocalyptic indie-electronica.