A rainy Sunday deserves great
new indie proposals, so here you have, enjoy!
The Spook School. The image on your left completely caught my eye. Is the cover of 7" "
Here We Go/Cameraman", the latest release (out now in
Cloudberry) from this DIY four-piece band from
Edinburgh (Scotland again). Active since 2011, they released their lovely (check it out!) first single "
History/Hallam" in March, followed by a homemade EP of demos entitled "
Are You Who You Think You Are?" A small collection of
gorgeous indiepop lo-fi tunes, delicate, sweet, vocally irresistible (hear "Cameraman and fall in love). See?
Artwork matters. Thanks to it, I found The Spook School.
Boarders. It's kind of frustrating the little amount of information I have found on this
six-piece group from Melbourne. Because judging from their amazing music the Australians deserve a longer account of their short history. A first EP "
Flower Drum" in 2010, a couple of songs this year and a compilation entitled "
Vintage 2011" just out now at their bandcamp. So I will have to focus on the music. Which is outstanding.
Jangle pop made in heaven, with stunning dreamy guitars and vocal harmonies. If you love
The Pains of Being Pure at Heart this band is for you. Or if you just love the best indepop, go check them quickly!
The Bilinda Butchers. Michael and Adam are "
the butchers" a duo from San
Francisco who obviously love My Bloody Valentine, and in particular her vocalist, Bilinda Butcher. Formed in 2010, two EPs, "
Regret, Love, Guilt, Dreams" in June of 2011 and "
Goodbyes", in August of 2012, is the melancholic, sophisticated,
moody and haunting repertoire they have so far. Atmospheric dream-pop with a lightweight electronic pulse and droned-out vocals. Check them out now. You can download their songs naming your price at their bandcamp.
The Spook School. The image on your left completely caught my eye. Is the cover of 7" "Here We Go/Cameraman", the latest release (out now in Cloudberry) from this DIY four-piece band from
Edinburgh (Scotland again). Active since 2011, they released their lovely (check it out!) first single "History/Hallam" in March, followed by a homemade EP of demos entitled "Are You Who You Think You Are?" A small collection of gorgeous indiepop lo-fi tunes, delicate, sweet, vocally irresistible (hear "Cameraman and fall in love). See? Artwork matters. Thanks to it, I found The Spook School.
Boarders. It's kind of frustrating the little amount of information I have found on this six-piece group from Melbourne. Because judging from their amazing music the Australians deserve a longer account of their short history. A first EP "Flower Drum" in 2010, a couple of songs this year and a compilation entitled "Vintage 2011" just out now at their bandcamp. So I will have to focus on the music. Which is outstanding. Jangle pop made in heaven, with stunning dreamy guitars and vocal harmonies. If you love The Pains of Being Pure at Heart this band is for you. Or if you just love the best indepop, go check them quickly! 
The Bilinda Butchers. Michael and Adam are "the butchers" a duo from San
Francisco who obviously love My Bloody Valentine, and in particular her vocalist, Bilinda Butcher. Formed in 2010, two EPs, "Regret, Love, Guilt, Dreams" in June of 2011 and "Goodbyes", in August of 2012, is the melancholic, sophisticated, moody and haunting repertoire they have so far. Atmospheric dream-pop with a lightweight electronic pulse and droned-out vocals. Check them out now. You can download their songs naming your price at their bandcamp.
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