Oh sh*t yeah! :D

yes, I'm all over Little Dragon lately. I heard their Paris song performed somewhere and I've been playing them like crazy after that.

My favorite album of the year so far.

Yep me too!

Aztec Camera - Walk Out To Winter

A heavenly song.

Sam Smith
 

Is Sam Smith classed as an Indie artist?
Some of his songs like 'La La La', fit under chart music. his album, however features songs like 'Lay Me Down' and 'Nirvana' which are completely different to his songs in the charts.

Sneaker Pimps - Splinter

I love this song.

Tearwave - Different Shades of Beauty

The Frantiks
 

just found these guys, never heard of them before, but I really like it.
anyone knows anything about them?



The Frantiks - Belladonna

look it up

Black hearted brother - Stars are our home

Neil halsteads most recent band before the slowdive reformation

Throw Me The Statue - Written In Heart Signs, Faintly

Best Coast - I Wanna Know

Fleet Foxes - White Winter Hymnal
Arcade Fire - We Exist
Interpol - Leif Erikson
Arcade Fire - Supersymmetry

Wild Beasts - album Present Tense

Liking this band so far. Kinda remind me of the Antlers, vocals-wise at least

There's a few tracks on that album that are great, but as a whole, I didn't find it too cohesive. Not my cup of tea.

Ride - Vapour Trail

http : //vimeo. com/102136360
Beat Club - Something Better

^3.2 weak and barely indie...

First time I listen to these guys. I'd say it's pretty good stuff.

oooh you are learning. ..<3!

That album and The Life Pursuit are both great, and Tigermilk and Dear Catastrophe Waitress are both really good. Also check out Push Barman to Open Old Wounds, which compiles early EPs and is essential, if you're into the other stuff you hear.

Might check'em out further. I dig The Smiths and The Housemartins, so they hit some kind of sweet spot.

Your life will change from here on out.

^ :clap:

I can't see my video, what am I doing wrong?

You're only supposed to include the text after the equal sign:
/watch?v=50EiCpr7miI

there we go

I dig this, but what's with indie rock bands and those compressed/filtered vocals?