Simple pleasures, big feelings: The Kind Hills return with Little Epiphanies, crafting jangly indie-pop odes to simplicity that convey the dull ache of lost love without unnecessary embellishment. Zenxith asks "Does Anybody Care?" on his 18th DIY album of lo-fi jangle and chorus-drenched indie pop recorded straight into a phone on Salt Mine Records. Darren Hayman adapts William Morris' 19th-century socialist lyrics into an album of warmth and communal hope, recorded at Morris's own homes with left-leaning locals. som som delivers driving lo-fi bedroom pop about healing and reclaiming your voice, while Columbuss brings infectious Canadian Britpop soul — jangly guitars layered over high school heartache, made the old-fashioned way in a basement.