“lo-fi but lush introspective indie about coming to terms with yourself”
Self-produced and straight from the underground: La Mano de Cervantes delivers ten slices of unpretentious power pop drawing from early R.E.M. and The Wedding Present with occasional detours into psychedelia and electronics. Lunar Isles brings dreamy bedroom shoegaze pop crafted by a Scottish guy living in South Korea, while som som offers a driving lo-fi bedroom pop banger about healing and reclaiming your voice. Parker Posies bring Gen Z girls with Gen X attitudes, surfy riffs and bittersweet vocals layered over high school heartache, and my unbreakable porcelain mug invites you to fill your cup and settle in with modest, coffeehouse-brewed songs to get through the days and nights.