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Naked Giants :: Sluff
This goes all over the place, but mostly rocks hard with inventive arrangements and infectious hooks.
Telamor :: Crush
One-man band Tom Hauck is Telamor, with a variety of songs that sounds like they were lifted straight out of ‘80s college radio
Screaming Females :: All At Once
Fronted by Marissa Paternoster’s dramatic and dynamic vocals, this power trio hearkens back to the DIY indie scene
Ride :: Tomorrow’s Shore EP
Washes of fuzzed-out bliss at your choice of tempos
Ed Schrader's Music Beat :: Riddles
Heady mix of post-punk and electronic sounds, heavy on the bass riffing. Features Dan Deacon on beeps and such.
Car Seat Headrest :: Twin Fantasy
Dense arrangements make for some slowly emerging indie orchestral music. Disc 2 is the demo versions of the songs on Disc 1.
Born Ruffians :: Uncle, Duke + the Chief
Some of that weird pop, this time with a definite tinge of Americana, or perhaps Canadiana, since the band is from Toronto
Tune-Yards :: I can feel you creep into my private life
Angular compositions and Merrill Garbus’ distinctive vocals, glued together in strange uncomfortable ways, but it all works.
