Chiming guitars and restless hearts: The National Honor Society boldly reinvent themselves with swirling electro-pop anthems surging with OMD-reminiscent synths and unapologetic power chords, while Inland Years pair lo-fi indie rock, jangle pop, and folk into intimate emotional snapshots of memory, regret, and renewal. Hidden Eyes deliver jangly indie and noise-pop gems from their enigmatic duo universe, and Mythical Motors celebrates twenty pioneering years of crushed lo-fi power-pop. Zenxith delivers deeply personal, jangly lo-fi indie-pop born from tambourines, stacked guitars, and a troubled heart on his remarkable 20th album.
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“The National Honor Society have once again reinvented themselves with their exhilarating new release, “To All The Paths That Never Crossed.””
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“Musically, the album pairs lo fi indie rock, jangle pop, and folk with concise songwriting, favoring melody, atmosphere, and emotional honesty over excess”
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“With the expanded sonic palette provided by his new bandmates, Wales has created a vibrant, emotionally resonant record that manages to feel both fresh and familiar.”
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“infectious jangly indie-pop energy and melodic precision”
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“For 20 years, the unsung, absolute pioneer of the current jangly, lofi power-pop movement...”
“Fuzzy, hook-led guitar songs with nervous energy and a scrappy post-punk edge.”
“Jangly indie and noise-Pop Gems from Enigmatic Duo”
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“'80s cultish jangly indie-pop how the 60s would have done it, spliced with lofi modernity!'”
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“...a defiant indie-pop 'difference'”
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“you’ll find elegantly crafted and crooned songs, with the ‘wall of sound’ created not by an orchestra but by a host of different guitars and a pulsating rhythm section.”
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“Here, at any rate, you’ll find elegantly crafted and crooned songs, with the ‘wall of sound’ created not by an orchestra but by a host of different guitars and a pulsating rhythm section”