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“Gen Z girls with Gen X attitudes”
Jangle-pop aficionados, step right up: Das Schwat resurrects the Herr Wade catalogue with elegantly crooned indie-rock, their "wall of sound" built from a host of guitars and a pulsating rhythm section. Zenxith drops his 19th album — a deeply personal, lofi DIY jangle-pop record recorded on his phone, drenched in chorus-stacked guitars and whispered vocals, limited to 70 CDs. Alexei Shishkin captures a surrealist, four-day studio escape built from loose bass lines and pure improvisation, while som som offers lo-fi but lush introspection about loss, moss, and acceptance. Barrelly Ego delivers a grungy coming-of-age case study tackling long-distance love, parenthood, and mental health.
Indie Pop releases
“‘Under the Rainbow’ pushes the boundaries of traditional Jangle Pop - evolving the genre by mixing elements of Dreampop and Shoegaze across its twelve tracks.”