Indie Pop music

Straight from the bedroom to your ears: Zenxith's For Three Days Use Only is a gloriously lo-fi jangle-pop call for help — 14 tracks of chorus-drenched guitars, tambourines, and very personal lyrics recorded entirely on his phone, limited to 70 CDs on Salt Mine Records. Darren Hayman's Ukulele Songs from the North Devon Coast EP offers a long-sold-out 2006 gem from the Hefner frontman, perfect rainy-holiday listening. Hayman's Chants for Socialists adapts William Morris' 19th-century lyrics into an album of warmth and hope, recorded at Morris's own homes. Barrelly Ego's WTFA delivers a campy, dusk-till-dawn take on doomscrolling and FOMO, while som som's safe space offers lo-fi but lush songs about loss, moss, and acceptance.